A teahouse and girls,Mukojima WAYSIDE RESTING PLACE AT MUKOJIMA,TOKYOB.1163 [ID] 4389 [Photographer] unknown [Album] [Place] Tokyo [Date] unknown [Color] color [Size] 200x257 [Cabinet] 85-35-0 [Keyword] flowers and trees/street/woman/picture of people The English title is "Wayside Resting Place." This is probably the "endai" bench at a teahouse on the Mukojima embankment. The kimono style of the three dressed-up girls indicates that they are "geigi" (young geisha). The food on the bench appears to be manju sweet buns. Sakura-mochi (cherry cake), which people ate in the cherry-blossom season, is said to have been created by Yamamoto Shinroku, the gateman at Chomeiji Temple in Mukojima during the Genroku Period.