Gyotokugashi

...To prevent the spread of fires, there were strict regulations such as prohibiting the stacking of goods. There were many riverside areas such as Uogashi, Yokkaichigashi (Kisarazugashi), Yonegashi, Kobunegashi, and Gyotokugashi along the Nihonbashi River, and Shirauogashi and Takegashi along the Kyobashi River, as well as along the outer moat, Momijigawa, Sanjikkenbori, Kandagawa, Sumidagawa, Shiodomegawa, Shinborigawa, and various waterways in the Koto area. The Kisarazugashi began when the people of Kisarazu Port were given the right to use it, and the Gyotokugashi was given the privilege of being the exclusive landing place for Gyotoku salt.

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Gyotokugashi" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…火災の延焼防止のため，荷物の高積み禁止などの取締りも厳しかった。日本橋川沿いの魚河岸･四日市河岸(木更津河岸)･米河岸･小舟河岸･行徳河岸，京橋川沿いの白魚河岸･竹河岸などをはじめ，外濠･紅葉川･三十間堀･神田川･隅田川･汐留川･新堀川･江東地区諸水路沿いなどに多くの河岸地があった。木更津河岸はその使用権が木更津湊の人々に与えられたこと，また行徳河岸は行徳塩の専用揚場としての特権が与えられたことに始まる。…

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