By [[1732]], the Nakamura shop is known to have been producing not only ''homeishu'', but also [[plum wine]] (''umeshu''), chrysanthemum wine, ''nintôshu''<!--忍冬酒-->, and ''yôkishu''<!--養気酒--> (another medicinal product), among several other varieties. Meanwhile, Toshimasa also incrementally expanded the family's property over the course of the 1710s-1720s; significant portions of this property would double as the town's ''honjin'', hosting sizable parties of foreign envoys and other notable elite guests. | By [[1732]], the Nakamura shop is known to have been producing not only ''homeishu'', but also [[plum wine]] (''umeshu''), chrysanthemum wine, ''nintôshu''<!--忍冬酒-->, and ''yôkishu''<!--養気酒--> (another medicinal product), among several other varieties. Meanwhile, Toshimasa also incrementally expanded the family's property over the course of the 1710s-1720s; significant portions of this property would double as the town's ''honjin'', hosting sizable parties of foreign envoys and other notable elite guests. |