東の

eastern

→ 東
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eastern Used before a noun to mean “eastern” or “of the east.” When the noun is understood, の can stand in for it, as in 東のですか (“Is it the eastern one?”).
JA: 東の地域は冬に雪が多い。
EN: The eastern region gets a lot of snow in winter.

そのピクルス東のですか

Are those pickles from the East?

— グッバイ、レーニン! (2003)

草太そうそしてこれが要石西東の鈴芽えっ要石って

(Sota) Yeah. And these are the keystones—the western pillar and… the eastern pillar. (Suzume) Huh? The keystones…?

— すずめの戸締まり (2022)

東の通りは西通りより賑やか

The street to the east is busier than the street to the west.

東のだけじゃ長く保たない

The eastern pillar alone won't hold for long!

— すずめの戸締まり (2022)