Kabayaki (English Wikipedia)

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Prosek 2010, p.144- Prosek, James (2010). Eels: An Exploration, from New Zealand to the Sargasso, of the World's Most Mysterious Fish. New York: Harper Collins. ISBN 9780060566111.
Bestor 2004, pp.167-8, repeats a story of an eel purveyor from Edo who asked a calligrapher to write the Ox (day) character as a sign Bestor, Theodore C. (2004). Tsukiji: The Fish Market at the Center of the World. University of California Press. pp. 167–168. ISBN 9780520220249.
Sasaki, Sanmi (佐々木三味); McCabe, Shaun; Iwasaki, Satoko (2005). Chado the Way of Tea: A Japanese Tea Master's Almanac. Tuttle Publishing. ISBN 9780804837163., p.372 describes Doyo as "about eighteen days from July 20th", though in actuality the beginning date can shift a day or two. The days cycle through the twelve animals (twelve heavenly branches) so any one or two of the dates within the eighteen-day period can fall on an Ox day.
Bestor 2004, p.140 Bestor, Theodore C. (2004). Tsukiji: The Fish Market at the Center of the World. University of California Press. pp. 167–168. ISBN 9780520220249.
PHP Kenkyusho (2007). 徹底比較江戸と上方(Tettei hikaku Edo to Kamigata). PHP研究所(PHP Kenkyusho). ISBN 9784569692791., p.9
Barber, Kimiko; Brigdale (photos), Martin (2004). The Japanese Kitchen: A Book Of Essential Ingredients With 200 Authentic Recipes. Tokyo: Kyle Books. ISBN 9781904920021., p.144-
Matsui 1984, p.9 Matsui, Isao (1984). Theory and Practice of Eel Culture. CRC Press. ISBN 9789061910367.
Nihon Dai Jiten Kankōkai (1972). 日本国語大辞典(Nihon kokugo dai jiten). Tokyo: Nihon Dai Jiten Kankōkai., p.67

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Heibonsha 1969, vol. 7,"kabayaki" by Tekishū Motoyama (ja:本山荻舟) describes it as being used principally or almost always for unagi (「もっぱら鰻」) Heibonsha (1969) [1968]. 世界百科事典(Sekai hyakka jiten). (world encyclopedia, in Japanese), vol. 7, article on "kabayaki" by Tekishū Motoyama (ja:本山荻舟)　(1881-1958).