Wrritten by Kanagaki Robun　 Illustrated by Ochiai Yoshiiku There was a stall for blowgun game and when the arrow that customer blows make a perfect hit, gimmicks and mechanical dolls appeared. Minakuchi was not particularly famous for this blowgun game, but it was one of the popular games of Edo period.

Wrritten by Kanagaki Robun　 Illustrated by Ochiai Yoshiiku Usually, they are joking around and full of zip. But sometimes, they get depressed.

Wrritten by Kanagaki Robun　 Illustrated by Ochiai Yoshiiku Yaji-san pretends to be a famous calligrapher to the owner of a hotel, and he scribbled on the sliding paper of the hotel, without a feeling of guilt.

Wrritten by Kanagaki Robun　 Illustrated by Ochiai Yoshiiku Yaji-san and Kita-san are eating grilled rice balls, but a dog eats Kita-san’s rice balls one after another.

Wrritten by Kanagaki Robun　 Illustrated by Ochiai Yoshiiku Kuwana was famous with the clam called hamaguri. When the gluttonous Kita-san chooses the biggest hamaguri in the shop, it nips his hand.

Wrritten by Kanagaki Robun　 Illustrated by Ochiai Yoshiiku From Miya post station to Kuwana post station, travelers had to cross the only sea route on the Toukaidou Highway by ferry boats.

Wrritten by Kanagaki Robun　 Illustrated by Ochiai Yoshiiku On a rainy day, the two see a Japanese specter tofu kozou (Tofu boy) appears from the left. They are paralyzed by fear, after recognizing it, and run away from it.

Wrritten by Kanagaki Robun　 Illustrated by Ochiai Yoshiiku Yahagi Bridge was known as the longest bridge on the Toukaidou Highway.