英語訳
The mountains collapsed, burying rivers and turning them into flat land. People fleeing in confusion lost their way in the black smoke of the night, falling into valleys, drowning in rivers, being struck by trees and stones, suffering from water and fire, and the loss of cattle and horses was also severe. From Kijima, Otsuka, Majima, Koshimata, Mizusawa, Nishio, Terada, and Nakabe to Kuninashi County, the area around Matsushiro castle town was severely and repeatedly shaken. From the morning of the 29th until the evening of the last day of the month, it shook violently, collapsing the rocky stones of the mountains. Mount Iwakura, a high mountain between Aniwa Village and Yamadaira Village, collapsed on both ends of its face - one side about forty chō and the other about ninety chō - pushing into the Sai River. The villages in that area were buried, floods overflowed seven to eight jō high, and several villages were inundated like lakes. Hira Village, Kake Village, Akashiba, Sekiya, Saijō, Sekiya, Kawakami-ge, Kuranaka,
Jō, Yokoo, Imai, Nezumijuku, and the upper and lower Shiojiri villages were strongly affected. Chiisakata County, Akiwa, Ikizuka, Ueda castle town, and to the west Shinmachi, Kamikojima, Shimokojima - in this area the mountain roaring was like thunder from underground, and the people there felt no peace of mind. Maeda, Tezuka, Yamada, Bessho, Yonezawa, Kutsukake, Naramoto, Ichinosawa, and about 143 villages in total. South of Zenkoji: Kitahara, Fujieda, Amenomiya, Kojima, Shamuko, Hachiman, Shikawa, Yamada, Shinyama - this area continues through mountains to Chikuma County. From Hōfukuji, Naranashi, Hananuta, Horamura, Okada Village, Matsuoka, Arikane, Kumi to the vicinity of Matsumoto-sama's castle town, 102 villages experienced strong earthquakes and many houses collapsed. From Shōnai, Tanuki, Hashimuku, Shinmachi, Araida, Shimoshin, Ueshin, Shimomimizo to the borders of Hida and Etchū provinces, west of Matsumoto