英語訳
## Register of Charitable Donations Within the City (Go-fu-nai Hodokoshi Namae-zuke)
(Note: Donations from samurai households, temples, and townspeople are also being made successively, and these will be recorded in writing upon further investigation.)
**[Right folio, upper section]**
- One household's worth [of donations] — Western-side town record, [distributed to] neighboring row houses
- Rice: 3 to 5 shō — to Gensuke-machi
[Same donor]
- Rice: 5 to 2 shō — [to same]
— From the Shibauchi Residence
- Gold: 213 ryō, 2 bu, 2 shu / Rice: 7 koku 5 to — Fukagawa Saga-machi, Kusumi Gozaemon
Additionally, 1 bu in gold each to the neighborhood. [He is the] manager of the estate of a lord in Ise Province (Seishū). Award: 7 silver pieces [distributed]. Additionally, 2 further silver pieces were granted — [recipient:] Shōbei
- Gold: 174 ryō, 2 bu — Fukagawa Kitagawa-machi, Ōmiya Kiemon
Additionally, 1 bu in gold each to the neighborhood. Award: 7 silver pieces.
Reigan Island, 18 districts — Reigan Island, Kashima
- 1 bu in gold each — 27 districts, one household's worth
- White rice: 5 shō each — Kawamura Den'emon, [distributed] to surrounding neighborhoods
- One person's worth, to surrounding neighborhoods — Minami Kayaba-machi, Nagaoka Gihei
- Same as above
**[Left folio, upper section]**
- One household's worth, to 18 districts — Minami Shimbori, Isaka
Additionally, five days of communal rice cooking (炊き出し)
- One person's worth, 8 districts — Nihonbashi Yorozu-machi, Taniguchi Kumagorō
5 shō each to surrounding neighborhoods
**[Right folio, middle section]**
One household's worth, to neighborhood and others — Fukagawa Saga-machi, Miyamoto
- Same as above — same location, Yamaya Kihei
- 1 bu in gold each — same
- Same as above — same location, Ikekitaya
- 1 bu in gold each — same location, Komeyū
- Same as above
- 1 bu in gold and 200 mon each — Aikawa-machi, [name unknown], Kiba
- 1 bu in gold each — Manwa, to attending boatmen (dewari funa'atama)
— Saga-machi, Chiikakuma [shop name]
For seven days: small portions of miso to the general public
- One household's worth — same location, Kawamura
1 bu in gold and 1 shō of brown rice each
- One household's worth, to neighborhood — Shin'emon-machi, Honsō
- 2 shu in gold each
**[Left folio, middle section]**
- One person's worth — Asakusa Nakamachi, Sanki
2 shu in gold each; also to the relief shelter
- Every day: 4 to of miso soup — Komagata, Uchida
3 loads by barrel to the relief shelter each day
**[Right folio, lower section]**
- One person's worth, to the relief shelter — Aomono-machi, Sanukiya Kyūbei
300 mon in cash each
- One household's worth — Kanda, [someone from] Konya-machi
1 bu in gold each, to surrounding neighborhoods
- To neighborhood and others — Kita Shimbori, Nagashimaya
1 shu in gold and 100 mon each
- Same as above — same location, Kitamura
- Same as above — same location, Gotō [family]
5 to of white rice each
- Same as above — Reigan Island, Maruya
1 shu in gold and 1 shō of white rice each
- 2 shu in gold each, to neighborhood — Rōgetsu-machi, Sakaiya
1 shu in gold each, to Shibaido-machi — [same location]
- Same as above — same, Kineya
- One person's worth, to Kaminarimon relief shelter — Asakusa Nakamachi, Sakaiya
2 shu in gold each
**[Left folio, lower section]**
- One person's worth, to surrounding neighborhoods — Misuji-machi, Seki [family]
5 shō of white rice each
- To the Kaminarimon relief shelter — Umamichi, hairdresser
Haircuts and head-shaving (sakayaki) offered to the people — Heigoro
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## Road Conditions Along the Highways and in the Surrounding Districts
As far as [our investigators] traveled: Kanagawa-juku suffered collapses in many places. Damage extended as far as Honmoku, Kanazawa, Kamakura, Enoshima, and Uraga.
▲ On the Nakasendō, the damage extends as far as Takasaki in Kōzuke Province. Along this road, sand erupted from the ground and clear water gushed up in many places. Between Warabi-juku and Ōmiya, no problems were observed.
▲ On the Kōshū Kaidō, the damage extends as far as Hachiōji; nothing particularly notable occurred along the road.
▲ On the Nikkō Kaidō, the damage extends as far as Utsunomiya; road collapses occurred as far back as the Sōka area.
▲ On the Mito Kaidō, the damage extends as far as Tsuchiura; road collapses occurred in many places. In Shimousa, shaking was particularly severe near Sakasai; the same was true around Gyōtoku and Funabashi. In the Kasai domain and the Nigōhan-ryō territory, collapses occurred in many places. Matsudo and Ichikawa, and the surrounding areas along that road, also suffered many collapses. In general, throughout both the countryside and town areas, high-ground locations suffered no particular damage. Low-lying areas, however, appear in most cases to have suffered more severe damage.