Kachidokibashi Kachidokibashi, Eitai Bridge Eitaibashi, Kiyosubashi Kiyoshibashi are pronounced as "~bashi", but the nameplates of the bridge are "Kachidokihashi", "Eitaihashi", "Kiyoshihashi". It is written.
For a long time, the pronunciation of "~bashi" is usually cloudy, but I was wondering why the nameplate is written as "~hashi".
This means that the turbid pronunciation of "~bashi" does not mean that the turbidity of the river leads to the turbidity (from a commentary on a TV program).
So, I saw the nameplates of some bridges in Chuo-ku whether they were "~bashi" or "~hashi".
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. Miyoshi Bridge in front of Chuo-ku government office
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I thought there were many things that wrote "~hashi", but as far as I checked it, it was about the same.
