On'yado Kawasemi

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On'yado Kawasemi or On-yado Kawasemi (御宿かわせみ) is a Japanese series of novels written by Yumie Hiraiwa and dramas and a play based on it. It is set in "Kawasemi" ("kingfisher" in Japanese), an inn in Ōkawabata, Edo (now Sumida, Tokyo). It was serialised in a magazine Shosetsu Sunday Mainichi from 1973 but was interrupted because of the discontinuance of the magazine. Later, it was serialised in All Yomimono from 1982 to 2005. rdf:langString

『御宿かわせみ』（おんやどかわせみ）は、平岩弓枝作の連作時代小説シリーズ。旅籠「かわせみ」を舞台にした人情捕物帖。 rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Serial murders aimed at couples occur and it seems to be an act of samurai. However, another couple is killed by different ways and a girl called O-Tayo tells Togo that there was a tall man on the spot. Togo feels suspicious about why he didn't hide himself if he murdered them.

rdf:langString Kidnapping occurs frequently in Edo and granddaughter of Kasuke is also kidnapped by somebody. Meanwhile, a woman called Hiro who is excelled in Kendo visits and matches Tōgo in his dōjō and he finds out something from her. She searches a man who eloped with her sister.

rdf:langString A proprietress of teahouse called O-Setsu is murdered and it is said that a samurai's visit to the teahouse causes her becomes showy. After that, a good-looking samurai visits Kawasemi. As soon as he realises that Rui runs the inn, he assaults her but she defends herself using her short sword.

rdf:langString On a day with heavy rain, a couple lodges at Kawasemi and leaves their daughter on the next morning. Rui takes care of her like a mother. On the other hand, Michinoshin suggests a marriage with Nanae, younger sister of his wife Kanae to Tōgo.

rdf:langString One day Tōgo visits Kawasemi with a woman but they left soon. A few days later, the woman visits Kawasemi again and entrusts Kasuke with a letter to Tōgo. After that, she is found dead in a Shinto shrine in Ōji and Tōgo becomes involved in the affair.

rdf:langString O-Tami, daughter of Kasuke tells Rui about her friend O-Kachi. She works in an eating-house and lives with her brother-in-law Yokichi but she finances her undesirable lover Ichinosuke and cannot decide which man she should marry.

rdf:langString A woman called O-Ryū and young man called Shinkichi lodge at kawasemi on Tanabata day every year. Tōgo happens to hear that O-Ryū is former wife of sake dealer and he identifies that they are not couple but mother and son.

rdf:langString A young samurai called Shindo kiichirō stays in Kawasemi with his maid. Kiichirō tries to take a revenge on a man but one day he suddenly meets his revenge and his mother who is a wife of him.

rdf:langString On a rainy night, a man called Chōshichi with injury and his daughter lodges at Kawasemi. Chōshichi insists that he is bitten by a dog but Kasuke sees that it is a sword cut. As a matter of fact, Chōshichi is former head of a band of robbers.

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rdf:langString Narito Kaneko

rdf:langString Nobuyuki Okamoto

rdf:langString Nobuyuki Onishi

rdf:langString Nobuyuki Ōnishi

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rdf:langString On'yado Kawasemi

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rdf:langString On'yado Kawasemi

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rdf:langString Japan

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rdf:langString Kiyū Okamoto

rdf:langString Mitsuru Shimizu

rdf:langString Rintarō Mayuzumi

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rdf:langString Tomoyuki Miyagawa

rdf:langString Takeshi Matsuo

rdf:langString Satoshi Murakami

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rdf:langString Norihito Sumitomo

rdf:langString Shinichirō Ikebe

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rdf:langString She-devil

rdf:langString A Waterfall in Ōji

rdf:langString A Woman and Two Men

rdf:langString A couple in Kawasemi

rdf:langString A man who used to be a pickpocket

rdf:langString Arranging a matter at a pleasure quarter

rdf:langString Fireflies in Autumn

rdf:langString Hot spring trip

rdf:langString Mishap of Genzaburo

rdf:langString Murder in Summer Evening

rdf:langString Murder of Proprietress

rdf:langString Murders caused by a cat

rdf:langString Mysterious visitors to Kawasemi

rdf:langString Old friend

rdf:langString Paulownia Flower Falls

rdf:langString Reencounter of Mother and Son on Tanabata

rdf:langString Rui and Suga

rdf:langString Rui's Lullaby

rdf:langString Sazanqua and an affair

rdf:langString Secret of a husband

rdf:langString Snowfall in Edo

rdf:langString Togo and Rui

rdf:langString When Deutzia Blooms

rdf:langString Woman from a Riverside Strict

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rdf:langString Takehiro Nakajima

rdf:langString Nobuyuki Ōnishi

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rdf:langString On'yado Kawasemi or On-yado Kawasemi (御宿かわせみ) is a Japanese series of novels written by Yumie Hiraiwa and dramas and a play based on it. It is set in "Kawasemi" ("kingfisher" in Japanese), an inn in Ōkawabata, Edo (now Sumida, Tokyo). It was serialised in a magazine Shosetsu Sunday Mainichi from 1973 but was interrupted because of the discontinuance of the magazine. Later, it was serialised in All Yomimono from 1982 to 2005.

rdf:langString 『御宿かわせみ』（おんやどかわせみ）は、平岩弓枝作の連作時代小説シリーズ。旅籠「かわせみ」を舞台にした人情捕物帖。

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rdf:langString Hanabie

rdf:langString Aki no hotaru

rdf:langString Edo no kaibyo

rdf:langString Edo no komoriuta

rdf:langString Edo wa yuki

rdf:langString Hatsuharu no kyaku

rdf:langString Hito wa mikake ni

rdf:langString Jonan kennan

rdf:langString Karasu o kau onna

rdf:langString Kiri no hana chiru