Japanese literature Utsushi-e Ooka Ketsuken Reexamine / Tsujido Sakigake Kodansha Bunko

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Japanese Literature
kodansha Bunko / Sekishohaku is determined by crucifixion. A forged orai tegata was discovered at the sekisho in Kurihashi, Bushu, and Hanzaemon Tsuchida, a painter who wandered around various countries, was arrested. The investigation at the Hyojosho in Edo proceeded unconcernedly, but Ooka Tadasuke, a jishabugyo (magistrate of temples and shrines), uttered a name without context saying' Don't you know Saiju NAITO who was a Hatamoto of Kofushingumi?' and confused people around him. Fifteen years ago, when Hanzaemon went on a wandering journey, a young samurai of the Kurahashi family, a Hatamoto, was killed, Saiju NAITO, the head of the Hatamoto family, was suspected of committing seppuku, and both families were settled on the assumption that they kept their looks, and the investigation was stopped in the memory of Ooka Tadasuke. The mystery cannot be left as a mystery. Isn't there a connection between Hanzaemon or his father Kuranosuke Tsuchida and Saiju NAITO? In response to the wishes of Ooka Tadasuke, Kofu Juichi, a son of Takajo, and Kingoro, a former Yomiuri seller, began to move. However, there was strong opposition against the prestigious Hatamoto family and Ooka Tadasuke who dug up the settled cases. What came to light was the downfall of Kuranosuke Tsuchida, who lost the grace of serving the samurai family and entered the 隠売 women's business, and the heartbreaking grief of Utabikuni Otsuru, whose daughter was brutally murdered. The chapter of the reinvestigation incident by Sakigake Tsujido, which carefully depicts the sorrow of people who were hidden in the case of 15 years ago when it was covered! Ooka