There are various "XX Halls" in Chuo Ward. Of course, there are many buildings owned by one company, but many of them are operated and managed by the central organizations of Japanese industry organizations.
Above all, there are two worrisome halls near the company where I work.
（１） Weight House
If you look along Kiyosubashi Street from Meijiza toward Kiyosubashi, you will see the sleeve sign of "Weightlifting Hall". Previously, there was "Nihonbashi Weight Club" on the second floor of an old building with "Other Benya" on the first floor, but it is not currently used, and the sleeve signboard seems to be a remnant.
▲Weight House: Nihonbashihamacho 2-28-1
（２） Japan Margarine Hall
This building is owned by the All Japan Margarine Association (general incorporated association) and includes the Nippon Shokuhin Oil and Oil Inspection Association (public interest incorporated foundation).
▲Margarine Hall: 3-27-8, Nihonbashihamacho
In addition, there are "XX Kaikan" in various industries in Chuo Ward. For example, if you look at food-related issues alone, there are soy sauce hall, milling hall, Tokyo Nori hall, and amino acid hall.
▲Soy sauce hall: 3-11, Nihonbashikoamicho
▲Milling Hall: Nihonbashikabutocho 15-6
▲Tokyo Nori Kaikan: 2-35, Nihonbashiningyocho
In other industries, we were able to find Textile Hall, Cotton Shokaikan, Paper Pulp Hall, National Fuel Hall, Steel Hall, etc.
▲Cotton Shokaikan: 8-10, Nihonbashitomizawacho
▲Steel Hall: 3-2-10, Nihonbashikayabacho
When walking around the city of Chuo-ku, why don't you pay attention to the name of the building? Finding unexpected facilities and encountering interesting names can also be one of the pleasures of strolling.
(Amino Acid Hall: 3-15-8 Nihonbashi, Textile Hall: 3-1-11 Nihonbashi Honcho, Paper Pulp Hall: Ginza 3-9-11, National Fuel Hall: Ginza 8-12-15)
