[Machine Translation] His name was derived from the precision and excellence of his work, and he was named "Omamano-Yasu" ("Manma no Yasu" in Japanese), meaning "never worry about eating your manma" (a Japanese sweet). Yasujiro, a printer, took in his son Shinta, who had been left at his late wife's home, and the father and son lived together in a tenement house under Kanda Myojin. One day, his brother's apprentice, Naosuke, came running into the workshop in a panic. He was told that Inosuke, an engraver with whom he had worked hard, had been thrown off the rope...