Daidenma Honmachi Hon-dori is the old Nikko and Oshu Highway. From Meibashi / Nihonbashi, turn right at the YUITO building.
The monument in this explanation was located in the corner of the parking lot opposite Edoya, but was relocated facing the street.
You can hear the voice of the bustle of the street, such as a cotton shop.
When you go to the surrounding Takarada Ebisu Inari Shrine, Kodemmacho prison ruins (prison ruins), Sugimori Shrine, etc., we recommend shopping at a long-established store nearby.
Purchase of Japanese paper products at Ozu Washi, http://www.ozuwashi.net/
Shop for brushes and brushes at Edoya, http://www.nihonbashi-edoya.co.jp/
Sen Ibasen, http://www.ibasen.co.jp/sensu.html (Japanese only)
Please drop in when you go there.
As a restaurant, "Nihonbashi Funa Kotobukishi" is also nearby, where you can enjoy delicious sushi. http://www.funazushi.info/
And enjoy a long-established tour of Japanese sweets. Click here for information on Japanese sweets shops in Chuo-ku.
http://www.wagashi.or.jp/tokyo_link/area/chuo.htm
