¡Edo Isshin
¡Kadoi Yoshinobu / Cho
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[Machine Translation] Decades after "Ieyasu Builds Edo"... A human drama of the man who created "Oedo" and "Koedo". In January of the 3rd year of Meireki (1657), Edo burned to the ground. It was what would later be known as the "Great Meireki Fire. There was a man who stood up to this catastrophe, which was the largest in Japan's history and one of the largest in the world in terms of the area burned and the number of people killed. He was born the son of a local government official, but rose through the ranks from being a minor under the previous shogun, Iemitsu, to the position of chief retainer, Matsudaira Izumi-no-Mamoru Nobutsuna. Nobutsuna, known as "Izu" because of his sharpness, embarked on a "renewal of Edo" while using Chobei Hanakawado, a town serf, as a "scout" to help him.
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