In the blink of an eye, several days had passed, and the customs ship from the rice house had unloaded its cargo of grains, salt, sauces, and liquor, and was now loaded with Ezo land products, ready to return.
Speaking of Ezo land at this time, there weren't many major products available for sale. The potential of marine products was vast, but not fully developed yet. As for high-quality wood, it's laborious to fell, and transporting it to the Kansai region didn't offer more competitiveness than the timber from various Northeast countries. As for rice and beans, the local consumption was still inadequate, requiring imports from Honshu Island.
