Botefuri

Botefuri

Botefuri adalah sebutan dari pedagang keliling tradisional pernah marak di Jepang. Pada zaman Edo (1603–1868), di kota-kota seperti Edo (yang sekarang Tokyo) dan Osaka, botefuri membawa kotak-kotak di pundak mereka, tempat mereka menjual segala sesuatu mulai dari ikan, sayuran, dan makanan lain, hingga barang sehari-hari seperti piring dan sapu. Kitagawa Morisada, yang mencatat kehidupan kota Jepang pada abad kesembilan belas dalam karyanya Morisada mankō (Sketsa Morisada), menulis secara khusus tentang botefuri dan sering kali juga menggambarnya.[1]

Referensi

  1. ^ https://japanesestation.com/culture/tradition/botefuri-pedagang-keliling-tradisional-jepang-di-zaman-edo

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