Fish Market - Uoichi

Japanese: 魚市 - うおいち

〘 noun 〙 A market where fish, salt mixtures, etc. are bought and sold. Uo Ichiba (fish market). Uono Ichi (fish market ) . ※Gyokuyo - Bunji 4th year (1188) September 15th "Between Toba Nanro and Kusatsu, _{the river} is _shallow , so _{_{_{boats cannot be used}}} , and so _boats are _used for _{the fish} market." ※Ukiyo Zoushi, Nihon Eitaigura (1688), vol. 4 "Fish Market in Funamachi"

Gyo-shi [fish market]

〘 noun 〙 Fish market. ※Fuzoku Gaho, No. 168 (1898) Jinjimon “The people who put their heart into making things that suit their tastes and don’t care about money are the people at this fish market.”

Sakana-ichi [Fish Market]

〘 noun 〙 A market where merchants trade marine products and other goods. Uoichi. ※Haiku poem, Meibutsu Kanoko (1733), part 2: "From the light of the bridge, the market for snacks flies by (Zenkasa)"

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Japanese:

〘名〙魚類、塩合物などを売買する市。うおいちば。うおのいち。※玉葉‐文治四年（1188）九月一五日「鳥羽南楼辺、并草津辺、依_二河水浅_一、不_レ能_レ付_レ船、仍於_二魚市_一乗_レ船」※浮世草子・日本永代蔵（1688）四「舟町の魚(ウヲ)市」