南部小野一族の取扱商品と輸送経路 : 小野組前史の研究

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The Ono family, possessors of commercial influence in the Nambu region, maintained their main store in Kyoto under the management of Ono Zensuke and the Ono Gonemon house, and engaged in commodity transactions and forwarding of goods to and from various areas in Japan. For example, gold dust, raw silk, cloth, cotton thread, and purple and red dye stuffs were shipped from the Tohoku region to Edo and the Kamigata region, and from Kamigata cotton cloth, ginned cotton, carpentry tools, Osaka handicrafts, Omi tatami covers. sundry wares, sugar. Seto pottery, tea, second-hand goods, and whetstones were shipped to Tohoku. The two primary trade routes were the Edo-mawashi via the Inland Sea to Edo, and the Akitamawashi route via the Japan Sea and Akita to the Nambu region. The present paper describes the trade routes by which goods were shipped and analysis the goods handled by the Ono Gonemon house as entered in the mansai-cho register kept by the Ono fumily.
1966-12-25