In this category, history, culture and area are written in Ginza.
There is Kinharu Street at Ginza 8-chome in Shimbashi (named for the meaning of being newly bridged).
There was a Noh actor Kimharu Tayu, who taught Noh to his disciples.
I was only reading the explanation board so far, but I rented this site and practiced performing arts.
There is an explanation that what I went to was the roots of Kinharu Geisha and the current Shimbashi Geisha.
Hey, I thought Shimbashi Geisha was the sisters around Shimbashi Station and Kasumori.
You were a geisha in Ginza.
Let's walk along Kinharu Street for a moment.
Go to 7th Street and turn left to see the street.
A newly made plate on the street.
Well, where is the actual lookout? There is a poster about "East Odori" around here.
Discover Ginza. Reported by Ginzo.
