Gion Kagai has the largest number of Ochaya (previous Kashizashiki). However, the number of Ochaya has been decreasing in recent years, and the traditional form of Kagai is changing. The purpose of this study is to investigate the distribution of Kashizashiki in the prewar Gion Kagai as much as possible based on existing historical documents, and to clarify the traditional Kagai. As a conclusion, Kashizashiki and Okiya (Kokata) were located in full force throughout Gion Kagai. In addition, as for Geigi and Shogi, there were several Okiya to which both belonged, and they were evenly distributed throughout Gion-Kobu Kagai.
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