I could very well be posting this to the wrong sub reddit so I'm sorry if this is the case but I figured this might be the best shot. Recently a friend and I were developing some new characters, he's usually the idea guy and I do the drawing we bounce back and forth and have a good time with it casually. I've been in a rut lately and honestly haven't done a lot of practicing what I'm not good at and wanted to work on doing more scenery and background work for these 2 new characters and figured the best way to do that would be to search for historically accurate depictions of life/architecture during the Edo period of Japan (original I know but it's a common ground interest for us both). I'm definitely not coming up with helpful resources so far, either finding sites that are completely in Japanese or if they do happen to be in English they seem to revolve around art and paintings from that period which are lovely but not what I'm looking for. It's been years since I've done research like this having been out of school for as long as I have been so I could really use some recommendations for websites that may help! I'd love to collect books as well but I don't have the spare funds for things like that just yet so I'll have to rely on free to access sites for now. Thank you