英語訳
there were very many collapsed houses. In the southeast direction at Tōeizan-shita Kuruma-zaka, Hanshū-in gate-front district, Kitte-chō, and Yamazaki-chō, this area burned, and many temples suffered major damage. The Six Amida statues at Ueno Hirokōji remained, while Ueno-chō 1st district burned completely. More than half of the 2nd district burned. Tokudaiji and Ichijō-in, and to the south Kita-daimon-chō, Shitaya Dōbō-chō 1st and 2nd districts, Kami-no-kuromon-chō, retainers' quarters also burned, the granted land at Dōbō-chō burned, Lord Inoue Chikugo-no-kami's tenements and mansion were all destroyed. Lord Ishikawa's southern portion also burned a little. Lord Kuroda Buzen-no-kami's front tenements burned, and the fire stopped there. Lord Ōzeki Shinano-no-kami in the same area was safe. Shitaya Chōja-chō 1st and 2nd districts, 3rd district replacement land, 2nd district remaining land, Ueno Minami-daimon-chō, Shitaya Kuruma-zaka-chō, and retainers' quarters burned. From the house called Takano in Naka-okachi-chō, about six blocks burned southward. Turning westward from the same area, a physician named Tsujimoto burned, and five or six houses across from him also burned. In the northwest direction at Yushima and Hongō, Lord Kashū and Lord Bingo-no-kami suffered slight damage. From there to Komagome, Hakusan, and the Sugamo area, there was damage. ▲Inside Koishikawa gate, Lords Sanuki and Suruga, and outside the same gate Lords Mito, Aoyama, Tango, Ogasawara, and Bungo suffered major damage. In Ushigome, there were very many collapsed houses near Akagi-shita, Kaitai-chō, Kohinata Suidō-chō, and Furukawa-chō. From Otowa to Mejiro-dai, Zōshigaya, and Ōtsuka to the east, there was no major damage in this area. △Outside Ichigaya gate, Lord Bishū suffered minor damage. Kōji-chō, Iida-chō, Ban-chō, Yotsuya, Shinjuku - in this area around Yodobashi there was major damage. ▲Outside Akasaka gate, Lord Kishū suffered minor damage. From Tenma-chō, Samegahashi, Kirihata, temples and shrines to the Akabane river area suffered major damage. Meguro, Hiroo, Shiroganedai-chō, Takanawa, Shinagawa, and Fuda-no-tsuji to the north - around this area in all four directions there was slight damage, details will appear in the later volume.
"Shiba Area" Both sides of Somei-chō burned. Udagawa-chō, Mishima-chō, Shinmei-chō - in this section there were many collapsed houses with no remaining storehouses. Shinmei shrine was safe. The northern portion within Zōjōji temple grounds suffered slight damage. There was some damage to storehouses. ▲From the same area south to Kanasugi and Fuda-no-tsuji, there was no particularly major damage. In that direction, from the neighborhood watch station at Sakurada Kanefusa-chō to the front tenements of Lord Matsudaira Hyōbu south of the same area burned. To the west: Fushimi-chō, Kaji-chō, Kubo-chō, Tazaemon-chō, Bizen-chō, Inaba-chō, Izumi-chō, Kiemon-chō - in this area there were very many collapsed houses. ▲In the southwest direction at Atago-shita, Nishi-no-kubo, Iikura, Azabu Ichibē-chō, and around Roppongi, there was no major damage.
"Nagata-chō and Soto-Sakurada Area" Outside Hanzō gate, the various daimyo residences and town houses suffered slight damage. ▲To the south at Soto-Sakurada, inside Akasaka gate at Miyake-zaka, Sannō shrine was safe. From Kasumigaseki, Toranomon, to Shinbashi there was damage. To the east at Saiwai-bashi gate