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  1. Wim ???? (wim_v12e@octodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 20:47:09 JST Wim ???? Wim ????

    歴史は面白い:

    富山県南砺市の真宗寺院・大福寺の太田浩史住職によると、福島県相馬市の民家の庭にある渋柿の約8割が「蓮如柿」「加賀柿」「富山柿」と呼ばれる蜂谷柿の一種なのだそうです。東日本大震災の少し前までは南相馬市の晩秋でも軒先にこれらの干し柿が一面に吊るされた光景が見られたといい、それらは江戸時代に北陸からの移民「入り百姓」がこの地へもたらしたものでした。

     1780年代、浅間山の噴火や世界的な冷害により天明の大飢饉が起こると、白河藩や笠間、宍戸藩、相馬中村藩など北関東の諸藩が行った施策の一つが「入り百姓」と呼ばれる国内で完結する移民政策でした。移民のほとんどは加賀藩や越後因幡の真宗門徒だったといいます。北陸は戦国時代からの人口爆発の地ですが、加賀藩などは江戸時代の初めにはもう既に利用できる平地という平地を水田に開発し尽くしてしまっており、千枚田なんてものまで出来ていた時代でした。その中で加賀に住む次男・三男家族などは開墾すべき新しい土地をどこかに探さなければならないわけです。

    In conversation Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 20:47:09 JST from octodon.social permalink
    • とねぢ @Minoh-don(ash) (toneji@minohdon.jp)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 20:47:04 JST とねぢ @Minoh-don(ash) とねぢ @Minoh-don(ash)
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      @wim_v12e Oh, kaki!It's tasty. Sweet and bitter.Do you know famous Hike for kaki?

      In conversation Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 20:47:04 JST permalink
    • Wim ???? (wim_v12e@octodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 20:47:06 JST Wim ???? Wim ????
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      I know I can't expect many people besides me to be interested in such trivia, but to my mind it is amazing how the type of tree in a garden can have such ramifications into stories of poverty, migration, politics and religion.

      Well, here is a kaki tree from Kyoto, and that is quite another story. They are ripe in this season, and I would dearly love to be there now.

      In conversation Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 20:47:06 JST permalink
    • Wim ???? (wim_v12e@octodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 20:47:08 JST Wim ???? Wim ????
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      I found this on the site of a Shin Buddhist temple, because of something I read about a type of persimmon in Yu Miri's Tokyo Ueno Station.

      And that got me to read "The Politics of Migration in Tokugawa Japan: The Eastward Expansion of Shin Buddhism" byDrixler, Fabian, The Journal of Japanese Studies, Volume 42 (1) – Feb 14, 2016

      tl;dr: Why the old gardens in Soma on the East coast of Japan have kaki from Kaga on the West coast.Because the Shin Buddhist monks brought them with them.

      In conversation Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 20:47:08 JST permalink
    • とねぢ @Minoh-don(ash) (toneji@minohdon.jp)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 22:11:59 JST とねぢ @Minoh-don(ash) とねぢ @Minoh-don(ash)
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      @wim_v12e Sorry, not Hike, Haiku.

      kaki kueba kanega narunari horyuji (Ishikawa takuboku)

      柿食えば鐘が鳴るなり法隆寺(石川啄木)

      Do you know this Haiku?

      In conversation Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 22:11:59 JST permalink
    • Wim ???? (wim_v12e@octodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 22:12:00 JST Wim ???? Wim ????
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      • とねぢ @Minoh-don(ash)

      @toneji I like kaki too! I don't know Hike, is it a place?

      In conversation Tuesday, 03-Nov-2020 22:12:00 JST permalink

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