I went to Tsukiji. Tsukiji is the one that cannot be removed is Namiwa Inari Shrine.
"Tsukiji Lion Festival" is still a little early, but I went through Chinowa.
In the precincts, the fresh green of weeping ginkgo is very vivid.
The water bowls and lion heads of Namishi Inari Shrine are privately owned folk cultural properties.
`` The religion of the Shinto and Buddha among the people is very popular, and on the anniversary of the Yuran Bonkai, Higan, Nibutsu, Nirvanakai, and Soso, you can see the crowds of visiting temples everywhere, and the opening of the Shinto Buddha and the opening of the niche. did. -Omitted-The wind of organizing a religious group called a lecture, worshiping shrines and temples, offering prayer theology, or dedicating torii, lanterns, banner stones, water tanks, etc. in front of the shrine is also very popular, and this is also a merchant. It also became a publicity. From "History of Chuo-ku"
Tensui bowl of Namishi Inari Shrine is also described in "Chuo-ku History" as an example.
The predecessors of Edo may have faith, appearance and spirit of Shinto and Buddha, which we do not have today.
Then, the stone monument of "Hagiyama", the birthplace of the Japanese Navy on the site of Yuonen, and the back of the stone monument is the fish riverbank water shrine.
Of course, I checked the main pillars of Umiyuki Bridge, but I forgot to take a picture.
I still had a little time for lunch, but since I came to Tsukiji, I wanted to eat seafood and went to the Tsukiji Fish Bank Odawarabashi Building in the Tsukiji Outer Market.
There is a retail store on the first floor, where you can get the ingredients you purchased at the food court table on the third floor.
By the way, tuna red meat ￥800 fan shrimp sashimi ￥700 octopus fish ￥300, which was a very reasonable price. Draft beer is 500 for medium jokki. It's a perfect place for those who drink during the day. If you come to Tsukiji, please try using it. But be careful not to drink too much!
