On a chilly spring day, we explored naval-related facilities around Tsukiji Market.
The process is as follows. This time, I would like to show you the details.
Tsukiji Market Station: Tokyo Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market Tsukiji Market ... Yuonen Ruins ...
The birthplace of the Navy: The main pillar of Kaiyuki Bridge: Namishi Inari Shrine: The site of a warship training center
・・・ Ruins of Tsukiji Hotel Building: Monument of Naval Accounting School: Museum of Kachidokibashi
・・・ Kachidokibashi ・ ・ Tsukiji Outer Market ・ ・ ・ Naval Military Dormitory ・ ・ ・ Naval Medical School Remains
Saah, departure! Behaved and lined up in a line, inside the Tsukiji hall March!
I went to a shop famous for shellfish at the market.
It was a large number of people, so I made a reservation.
Everyone was a double circle shop. The wolf is a good woman.
Also, there were many people who wanted to go.
The yakisoba of this shop was delicious!
This is information from a certain teahouse shop.
There was this shrine near the sushi restaurant I went to.
On the right side of the shrine, there was a copper plate painting of Yuonen built by Sadanobu Matsudaira.
It was hard to see because there was a garbage with a fence next to the toilet.
In addition, there is a “Hagiyama” stone monument in the shrine, which was established by the Ministry of Navy at that time (established in 1872).
I was chasing the image.
