The birthplace of the bank
This land was located on June 11, 1873 (1893)
Japan's first bank, Daiichi National Bank, is the first bank in Japan.
It has just been founded.
Established in June 1963
Tokyo Stock Exchange
Hie-jinja Shrine
The ruins of the house
"Kikaku Enomoto (1661-1707) is a high brother of Matsuo Basho. Born in Edo as a child of a doctor serving the Honda family of the Zensho clan, it is said that he entered Basho's gate at the age of 15. He is known not only for haikai, but also for medicine, poetry, Chinese books, calligraphy and painting. It is reported that he died here in Soan near Yakushido hall since the end of the Genroku era. Known as a sake enthusiast, there is a phrase called "Drinking out more than fifteen and today's moon", but there is also a story that Basho is warned of great sake. He is a poet who was familiar to the people of Edo for various anecdotes.
Chuo-ku Cultural Properties Tour
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Chisenin
Location 1-5-13, Nihonbashikayabacho, Chuo-ku
main deity Yakushi Nyorai of Chisen-in Temple (Tendai sect) is said to have been made by Sozu Eshin (Genshin) in the middle of Heian, and in the Edo period it was located in Sanno resting place of portable shrines (now Hie-jinja Shrine) as the main Buddha of Sanno Gongen. Due to the abandonment of Buddha in Meiji period, this Yakushi Nyorai is now enshrined at Tokaku-in Temple in Kawasaki City.
Chisen-in is a famous temple widely known under the name of "Kayabacho Yakushi". Ueki City was also opened on the fair, attracting the deep religion of the common people of Edo.
The Tensui bowl in front of Ruriden was dedicated to commemorate the opening of the main deity in 1841 (1841), with the name of Sakamoto (currently Kabuto-cho) and the name of the people who lived in the town. The casting Kamaya Shichiemon was known as Kamashichi, and was a famous founder in Edo. This rain water bowl is registered as a Chuo Ward Cultural Property as a conveying the bustle of the time to the present.
March, 1994
Chuo-ku Board of Education
