On a chilly spring day, we explored naval-related facilities around Tsukiji Market.
The process is as follows. This time, I would like to show you the details.
Tsukiji Market Station: Tokyo Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market Tsukiji Market ... Yuonen Ruins ...
The birthplace of the Navy: The main pillar of Kaiyuki Bridge: Namishi Inari Shrine: The site of a warship training center
・・・ Ruins of Tsukiji Hotel Building: Monument of Naval Accounting School: Museum of Kachidokibashi
・・・ Kachidokibashi ・ ・ Tsukiji Outer Market ・ ・ ・ Naval Military Dormitory ・ ・ ・ Naval Medical School Remains
Kaiyuki Bridge was built in 1927 near the mouth of the Sumida River in the former Tsukiji Kawahigashi tributary. However, the river was reclaimed in 1995, and the main body of the bridge was removed in 2002.
Two dark green steel main pillars and two stone main pillars standing quietly at that time. This is often overlooked, but I would like you to take a look at it slowly. Is it originally a museum?
Behind you can see the tooth black lion of Namishi Inari Shrine. giboshi is on the head of this lion. The mound on the right is the mound of each business in Tsukiji. There is a large ceiling lion on the camera side I'm taking.
And there are two pairs of water bowls beside altar on the right.
The Tensui bowl was dedicated by the husbands in 1838 so that the clan ship of the Owari Tokugawa family here could sail safely. It's a good idea to watch it carefully.
In addition, this shrine sells beautiful glass balls for 500 yen for zodiac signs. There is a small stone pillar of Earthly Branches on the right side of the picture above. There, purchase the glass balls closest to your wishes (four types of glass balls) and dedication to your zodiac statue and make a wish. The shrine asked him to take it home if he made a request, but a considerable amount of glass balls were left as they were.
This is the announcement of the zodiac sign of the glass ball.
The photo part of the rabbit on the right is the stone pillar of Earthly Branches.
wish slowly enters the lower part of the stone pillar. Do you have any benefits?
From now on, I will go to the ruins of the warship training center and the ruins of the Tsukiji Hotel.
The Tsukiji parking lot (around Kachidokibashi) is the site.
There is an explanatory version at the intersection at Harumi-dori St.
An old map of the time when the warship training center was burned down is posted.
Around 1864, he moved to the adjacent Matsudaira Aki Moriyashiki. It was burned down again in Keio 2nd year.
Finally, he moved to the annex of the Tokugawa Shogunate, Hama Goden (currently Hamarikyu Onshi Garden). The Tsukiji Hotel Building opened in 1868 as a hotel for foreigners on the site.
102 guest rooms. However, it was burned down in the great fire of Ginza in 1872. I'm sorry.
The Naval Accounting School was established on Shiba in 1874, and the beginning of the Navy Accounting School.
In 1888, on the site of Yuonen, in a corner of Tsukiji in 1932, the history of about 70 years was closed due to the dismantling of the Navy in September 1945.
As you know, the monument of "Kachidoki no Watashi" was built in 1905 to connect Tsukiji and Tsukishima, and it is true that it commemorates the fall of Port Arthur in the Russo-Japanese War ~~~~
Here is the "Kachidokibashi Museum". This museum has been renovated from a substations to open Kachidokibashi.
There are materials related to Kachidokibashi, model of bridges, design drawings of reconstructed bridges constructed after the Great Kanto Earthquake, construction photographs, and related literature. If you wish, you will be able to receive an explanation from the person in charge.
Kachidokibashi is a Sogo kiln jumping bridge that was built in 1940. It was canceled on November 29, 1970 due to a decrease in operating volume. It is well known that there is a pier tour by reservation only.
Stroll around Tsukiji Outer Market. Turn into a shopping tour. The state of flowers in both hands. I'm lost.
In 1869, a naval training center in Tsukiji (it is different from a warship training center!)
Founded. In 1870, it was renamed the Naval Army Dormitory. In 1888
To Etajima. Oh~~~~
The school building completed in 1871 seems to have been attracting attention. On the sea rat wall
clay roof tile. The sight is floating in front of you~~
It was later used as a Naval University. It was destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake.
This monument was erected in 1934. Behind Tsukiji Cancer Center, high speed
It's next to the road. It's hard to understand.
Established a school building attached to Naval Hospital in Tsukiji in 1873.
Naval Medical School
Naval Military Medical School
Closed in 1880
1882 Revival of the School Building of the Naval Medical Affairs Bureau in Shiba Land
Renamed Naval Medical School in 1889
Established a school building in Tsukiji in 1908
It was relocated due to the Great Kanto Earthquake.
New school building was set up at 5-chome Tsukiji in 1929
Closed in 1945
Finally, take a break here 
Today at the tea party (lucky
)
Tea and sweets for 500 yen
I'll 
have a lot of fun~~
A weak middle-aged and elderly person
It's a gathering 
Let's have a tea together. 
