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I want to go when I’m depressed! A street that makes you a little happy

[Hanes] January 8, 2019 09:00


Hello. I'm a new correspondent, Hanes.
As Yo-chan introduced on New Year's Eve, there are many routes in Chuo Ward, each with a nickname.

Among them are my favorite streets that you want to go when you are personally depressed.
That's the 8th day!
The starting point is Yaesu 1-chome 8 and the end point is Nihonbashi 3-chome 5.
It seems that he took Yaesu's "eight" and Nihonbashi's "day" for eight days.

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It sounds like something that makes you feel happy.
But don't worry, please take a look at the English name.

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HAPPY DORI ST.
Not only does it sound, but it’s really happy!
It's like a "small happiness discovery", but isn't it a way to relax?

Of course, there are also large streets in Chuo Ward, such as Kajibashi Street and Chuo-dori Street where traffic restrictions are enforced on Hakone Ekiden.

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However, when walking around the town, pay attention to the nicknames and characteristics of these streets.
I'm sure it's going to be more fun to walk around
For those who live in Chuo-ku and those who come to Chuo-ku,
May 2019 be a happy year....

[Reference Website]
Chuo-ku Office "Chuo-ku Road Nickname List (Nihonbashi Area)"