
by Issa, 1820
David’s comment
Some rich person being carried in a palanquin orders steaming hot buckwheat noodles being sold by a street vendor. Shinji Ogawa explains that the ni ("two") and hachi ("eight") in the name derive from the fact that these noodles were made with 20% flour and 80% buckwheat.
GABI’s info,.
More about the palanquin in Japan
sakuo renku
Who did ride on the palanquin?
I think it is a Gesya girl who has been called.

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