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    <description>Overall Enlarge Store Date and Time of Visit Order Price 2026-10-15 11:30 Ginger Pork Set Meal 990 yen Introduction&#xA;It was a store that had always caught my eye whenever I went to the fishing tackle shop next door to buy blue sandworms for goby fishing. Unfortunately, the fishing tackle shop next door had gone out of business and the lot was now vacant; when I arrived, an excavator was roaring away… Glancing at it out of the corner of my eye, I checked the store’s name. It read Ya Hyaku Hachi.” There’s a term called jukijikun.”It’s that concept where you write tomorrow” but read it as “ashita.” The word “yaoya” (greengrocer) is probably one of the first jukujikun you learn. By changing the stroke order of those characters, you get Ya Hyaku Hachi.” I wondered if hyaku” (hundred) was read as “otte” as I opened the shop door.</description>
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