US Edition"Berabou" - the Tenmei Famine Caused Murder and Cannibalism - Oshu Region in Particular Became a Hellish Place
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The great eruption of Mount Asama was featured in the historical drama "Berabou." When Tsutaya Juzaburo entered Nihonbashi and married the female proprietress Tei, the "blessed ash" fell on her, but after that, the price of rice doubled from the previous year, creating a somewhat ominous atmosphere. Yes, the effects of that great eruption will not end easily. The Tenmei Great Famine is coming. In fact, it began in 1782 (Tenmei 2), but it did not…
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