翻刻
一銭七拾五貫文外ニ菜漬十五樽 同西仲丁家持 久右衛門
四人 次兵衛
四郎佐衛門
忠助
さの倉
一味噌十樽 同北馬道 安兵衛
髪結
一｜髪月代（かみさかやき）壱万五千人分 毎日施入 同猿若丁一丁目 平五郎
吉野や
一銭六十貫文 同西仲丁 半右衛門
一｜神奈（かな）川白米弐拾五俵 《割書：為味噌香物料｜ 銭廿五貫文》 同御蔵前八幡別当 大護院
【丸に廿六】浅草門前東西仲丁並木丁竹丁｜材木（さいもく）丁大破損崩家多し同南方｜駒形（こまかた）
観音（くわんおん）堂南方ゟ焼る同所駒形丁｜初冨士（はつふじ）といふ料理や同南方ゟ両側やける
諏訪（すは）丁すは明神やける黒舟丁両側谷中｜清水稲荷（しみづいなり）やける同門前谷中八軒
丁代地三好丁御｜馬屋河岸（うまやがし）渡（わたし）口まで焼る同所西側｜榧（かや）寺門前残る是にて止（とま）る
此辺すべて大破損崩所多し同所ゟ南方｜旅籠（はたこ）丁森田丁御｜蔵前天王（くらまへてんわう）橋天王
丁｜瓦（かはら）丁｜茅（かや）丁等大破損右町〻西裏通り其外崩多し同南方柳橋両国吉川丁裏
通り迄大破損△福井丁久右衛門丁鳥越天文台三筋丁に揚丁三軒丁田原丁等大破
潰家あり△三弦堀【三味線堀の異称ヵ】佐竹様表蔵破損此四方武家町家大破損七曲り辺崩所多し
△浅草西方にて新鳥越加藤様上やしき南方慶印寺幸竜寺本堂無異僧房
破損日輪寺天岳院東光院同門前丁海禅寺下谷山崎丁迄武家寺院町家共崩
所多し△同所｜蛇骨（じやこつ）長家誓願寺浅草坂本丁浅留丁大破崩所多し△西方善徳
寺養源寺源願寺源空寺本堂崩△東本願寺｜添地（そへち）大破崩所多し同所幡随院門
前丁大破崩潰家多し焼失同前也
【丸に廿七】｜乞胸（ごふむね）山本仁太夫 構内一丁余焼る△東本願寺本堂少破損僧房大破同所
田原丁口裏門同西門潰れ塔中（だつちう）三院崩其外大破損東方焼失同前也
【丸に廿八】新寺丁通菊屋橋西方寺行安寺東国寺門前丁一丁焼る同向側ゟ堀端手前迄
焼る△同寺丁通り本蔵寺廣大寺東岳寺大破損同門前丁崩家あり△同所
現代語訳
## 【義援・救援物資の記録（続き）】
- 一、銭七十五貫文、外に菜漬け十五樽
浅草西仲町 家持 久右衛門
（家族）四人 次兵衛
四郎左衛門
忠助
さの倉
- 一、味噌十樽
浅草北馬道 安兵衛
（髪結）
- 一、髪・月代（さかやき）一万五千人分 毎日施入
浅草猿若町一丁目 平五郎（屋号：吉野屋）
- 一、銭六十貫文
浅草西仲町 半右衛門
- 一、神奈川産白米二十五俵（味噌・香の物の材料として）、銭二十五貫文
浅草御蔵前八幡別当 大護院
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## 【浅草周辺の被害】（第二十六区）
浅草門前東仲町・西仲町・並木町・竹町・材木町は大破損・崩家が多い。同所南方の駒形観音堂は南方より焼けた。同所駒形町の「初冨士」という料理屋も南方より両側が焼けた。
諏訪町では諏訪明神が焼けた。黒船町は両側が焼け、谷中の清水稲荷も焼けた。同門前・谷中八軒町・代地・三好町・お馬屋河岸の渡し口まで焼けた。同所の西側、榧寺門前は残り、ここで延焼が止まった。
この辺りは全体的に大破損・崩壊箇所が多い。同所より南方の旅籠町・森田町・御蔵前・天王橋・天王町・瓦町・茅町等も大破損であり、これら各町の西裏通りやその他にも崩壊が多い。
同所南方の柳橋・両国・吉川町裏通りまで大破損に及んだ。
福井町・久右衛門町・鳥越・天文台・三筋町・揚町・三軒町・田原町等にも大破損・潰家あり。
三弦堀【三味線堀の別称か】・佐竹様表蔵は破損。この四方の武家屋敷・町家は大破損。七曲り辺も崩壊箇所が多い。
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## 【浅草西方の被害】
浅草西方では、新鳥越・加藤様上屋敷南方の慶印寺・幸竜寺は本堂に異常なく、僧房が破損した。日輪寺・天岳院・東光院・同門前町・海禅寺・下谷山崎町まで、武家・寺院・町家ともに崩壊箇所が多い。
同所の蛇骨長屋・誓願寺・浅草坂本町・浅留町は大破・崩壊箇所が多い。
西方では善徳寺・養源寺・源願寺・源空寺は本堂が崩壊した。
東本願寺添地は大破・崩壊箇所が多い。同所の幡随院門前町は大破・潰家が多く、焼失も前述に同じ（＝同程度の焼失あり）。
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## 【第二十七区】
乞胸（ごうむね）山本仁太夫の構内、一町余り焼ける。
東本願寺は本堂が少々破損、僧房は大破。同所の田原町口裏門・同西門は潰れ、塔中（たっちゅう）三院が崩壊し、その他も大破損。東方の焼失は前述に同じ。
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## 【第二十八区】
新寺町通り菊屋橋西方の寺として、行安寺・東国寺門前町が一町分焼けた。同向かい側より堀端の手前まで焼けた。
同寺町通りの本蔵寺・廣大寺・東岳寺は大破損。同門前町に潰家あり。
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英語訳
## [Record of Relief Donations and Supplies (continued)]
- Item: 75 kan of cash, plus 15 barrels of pickled vegetables
Landowner of Nishi-Nakachō, Asakusa: Kyūemon
(family members, 4 persons): Jihee, Shirōzaemon, Chūsuke, Sano-kura
- Item: 10 barrels of miso
North Umamichi, Asakusa: Yahee
(hairdresser)
- Item: Hair-cutting and head-shaving service for 15,000 persons — provided daily
Saruwaka-machi 1-chōme, Asakusa: Heigōrō (trade name: Yoshinoya)
- Item: 60 kan of cash
Nishi-Nakachō, Asakusa: Hanemon
- Item: 25 bales of white rice from Kanagawa (for use as miso and pickle ingredients), and 25 kan of cash
Chief priest of the Okurамае Hachiman Shrine, Asakusa: Daigo-in
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## [Damage in the Asakusa Area] (Section 26)
Higashi-Nakachō, Nishi-Nakachō, Namiki-chō, Take-chō, and Zaimoku-chō, all in front of the Asakusa temple gates, suffered severe damage with many collapsed buildings. To the south, the Komagata Kannon Hall was burned from the south side. The restaurant "Hatsufuji" in Komagata-chō was also burned on both sides from the south.
In Suwa-chō, the Suwa Myōjin Shrine burned down. Kurofune-chō was burned on both sides. The Shimizu Inari Shrine in Yanaka also burned. The area burned as far as the same gate precinct, Yanaka Hachiken-chō, the Daichi area, Miyoshi-chō, and the Umayagashi ferry landing. On the western side, the precinct in front of the Kaya Temple survived, and the fire stopped there.
Throughout this vicinity, severe damage and collapses were widespread. Further south, Hatagochō, Morita-chō, Okuramae, Tennō Bridge, Tennō-chō, Kawara-chō, and Kaya-chō also suffered major damage, with many collapses in the back streets running along the western sides of these neighborhoods.
Major damage extended southward as far as the back streets of Yanagi-bashi, Ryōgoku, and Yoshikawa-chō.
Major damage and collapsed buildings were also found in Fukui-chō, Kyūemon-chō, Torigoe, the Astronomical Observatory [Tenmon-dai], Misuji-chō, Age-chō, Sangen-chō, Tahara-chō, and other areas.
Sangenobori [also known as Shamisen-bori], and the outer storehouse of the Satake domain residence were damaged. The samurai and townspeople's residences in all four directions from here suffered major damage. There were many collapses around the Nanakumagari area as well.
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## [Damage in the Western Asakusa Area]
In the western Asakusa area, near Shin-Torigoe and to the south of the upper residence of the Katō domain: Keiin-ji and Kōryū-ji temples had their main halls intact, but their monks' quarters were damaged. From Nichirin-ji, Tengaku-in, and Tōkō-in, through the precinct's gate district, Kaizen-ji, and as far as Shimotani Yamazaki-chō in Shitaya, samurai residences, temple buildings, and townspeople's houses alike suffered many collapses.
The Jakotsu long tenement houses [Jakotsu Nagaya], Seigan-ji Temple, Asakusa Sakamoto-chō, and Asatomari-chō also suffered major damage and many collapses.
To the west, the main halls of Zentoku-ji, Yōgen-ji, Gengan-ji, and Genkū-ji all collapsed.
The adjunct grounds [sohechi] of Higashi Hongan-ji suffered major damage and collapses. Banzuiin gate district also suffered many major damage and collapsed buildings; the extent of burning was similar to that previously described.
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## [Section 27]
Over one chō [approximately 109 meters] of the compound of Yamamtoto Jintayū, a gomuné [licensed organizer of lower-class itinerant performers and beggars], burned down.
At Higashi Hongan-ji, the main hall suffered minor damage but the monks' quarters were severely damaged. The rear gate at the Tahara-chō entrance and the western gate both collapsed; three sub-temples [tatchu] within the precinct also collapsed, with further extensive damage elsewhere. The extent of burning to the east was as previously described.
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## [Section 28]
Along the Shin-tera-machi road, west of Kikuya Bridge: Gyōan-ji and Tōkoku-ji, together with one chō of the gate precinct, burned down. The opposite side burned as far as just before the canal bank.
Along the same Tera-machi road, Honzō-ji, Kōdai-ji, and Tōgaku-ji suffered major damage. There were collapsed buildings in the same gate precinct.
[The same location — continued on the following page]