Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

~Edo Nihonbashi Seven Stands ~

And, as you can see in the song, "Nihonbashi" in Chuo-ku, Tokyo is read as "Nihonbashi".

However, Kamigata's "Nihonbashi" seems to be read as "Nipponbashi".

This bridge spans the Dotombori River, length: 28.8m, width: It's 28m.

It is also the place name of Chuo-ku and Naniwa Ward in Osaka City.

"Nipponbashi" is a public bridge built by the Edo Shogunate in 1619 (1619), and the current one is said to have been replaced in 1969 (1969).

 

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When it comes to Nihonbashi, many people think that it is an electric town.

After the 5th National Industrial Expo in 1903 (1903), after World War II, it was called "Akiba in the East and Pombashi in the West", but the electric town can be said to be "Denden Town" on the Naniwa district side.

The Chuo-ku side is Dotombori and Sennichimae, and it is an impression that it is a entertainment district.

We also have a store in Minamizume, Nihonbashi (address: Soemoncho 3) in Tokyo.

There was a "Tsurutontan."

HP:http://www.tsurutontan.co.jp/

Homemade noodles and Kansai soup stock are delicious, and I like it and use it well.

The menu was the same as the Tokyo store!

Dotombori Street Shopping Street starts from Minamizume

HP:http://www.dotonbori.or.jp/ (Dotombori Store Association)

It is Dotombori Honten of "Kani Doraku" familiar with moving signboards.

HP:http://douraku.co.jp/kansai/shop/honten/

My husband's physical condition was not good and I was absent for a while, but it has reopened "Takoume" from the famous long-established Kanto-ni that is loved by everyone in Osaka.

If you look only at this Japanese shop curtain and the storefront, it is no wonder that we are in Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.

HP:http://www.takoume.co.jp/

 

If you continue along the street as it is, you will be able to encounter one after another the symbols of Osaka "Ebisu-bashi Bridge", "Glyco Mark", and "Kidaore Doll", which are imagined by people living outside Osaka.

・・・ ・ ・ ・ ・ I remembered when I came back to Tokyo ... Mr. Kamigata certainly has "Kyobashi"!

I have to go again sometime! That's right.