nedkelly
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Akasaka juku (present day Toyokawa) was the 36th station of the old Tokaido. The inns there were numerous and had excellent female entertainment. According to "the Great Road: Japan's Highway to the Twentieth Century" by Denis Warner, there is Japanese saying:
"Because of Akasaka, there is no need to journey to Edo". (Ie. because the females are so good in Akasaka).
I have been trying to find the Japanese original of this saying. Can someone help?
"Because of Akasaka, there is no need to journey to Edo". (Ie. because the females are so good in Akasaka).
I have been trying to find the Japanese original of this saying. Can someone help?