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The practice seems to have existed since at least the 14th century, initially focusing on the buying and reselling of swords and horses before expanding into other goods, including wooden boxes and pedestals, dried or otherwise non-perishable food items, and ink sticks.
 
The practice seems to have existed since at least the 14th century, initially focusing on the buying and reselling of swords and horses before expanding into other goods, including wooden boxes and pedestals, dried or otherwise non-perishable food items, and ink sticks.
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In the early modern period, such shops were a unique feature of Edo, and did not operate in [[Kyoto]] or [[Osaka]].<ref>Fujita, citing Kitagawa Morisada 喜田川守貞, ''Morisada mankô'' 守貞謾稿. Date unclear.</ref>
      
==Ceremonial Swords==
 
==Ceremonial Swords==
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