Edo period cage

It looks like a restaurant.　It's all the time.

Fresh taste so⁉

With this, you don't have to worry about it.

Edobashi was built about 100 meters downstream from the current location. Enlarged map (enclosed in red) You can see Nihonbashi Edobashi. (Blue surrounded by blue) This is the Edo shogunate Fish House. I think he was prepared for celebration. I think it was difficult to change the seawater.⁉

It's around Nihonbashi Post Office.

(Edo period) Map around Edobashi from Nihonbashi

The stone mark of Ichiishibashi lost child!

What is the character "No" on this stone marker?

(yellow arrow) (enlarged characters are green)

It's a syntax.

A stamp engraved to measure the height difference in the early Meiji era. It seems that there are still about 40 places in Tokyo.

At first, 150 places were installed. It is a place where everything will remain permanently.

However, sir. 。 。 ？

Please stand along with the cherry blossom viewing.

There is "Hatchobori" on the Hibiya Line / JR Line and "Hori" on the house display.

It is derived from a canal that existed from the early Edo period to the vicinity of the Kyobashi Police Museum to the Kamejima River until after the Pacific War. It was opened. It was not reclaimed. There is also a theory. ) Is the place where Sakuragawa Park and (Work Welfare Center has been dismantled). There is an explanation version in front of Keika Square.

Hatchobori because the distance of the canal was Hatcho (109m x 8).

It's the name of the sun cherry tree.　But it's a rose family!

Photographed in front of Ginza Mitsukoshi at around 6:30 am on March 13.

I heard from a worker that it blooms on the weekend. ！

It is said that it was made by crossing Amagi Yoshino and Kanhizakura. A variety that is resistant to cold and heat. It seems that the best time to see it is too long.

In 2015, actor Takashi Sasano became a movie of the story of the birth of sunlight cherry blossoms. Why don't you take a look at it while shopping in Ginza?

The ruins of Edo Libraza

Libra is a business establishment created by Edo shogunate to unify the standards for scales.

It continued from 1653 (1653) to 1875 (1875). Edo was manufactured, distributed and repaired by the guardian family, Kyoto was manufactured, distributed and repaired by the Shinto family, and the guardian was in charge of 33 eastern countries.

In the eastern country, they couldn't use, manufacture, or give their surnames other than the guardian. It was so protected by the Shogunate.

The Great Fire of the Meiryaku era (1657) occurred and as many as 100,000 people died, and the central keep of Edo Castle was burned down. The guardian Libra Factory was also burned down, and the wood of the material was burned down. There must have been a lot of orders that could not be handled among them. The guardian said that the wood of the material (a tree that is sufficiently dried and not distorted or deformed) was stockpiled in the suburbs of Edo in preparation for a fire. If you are prepared, you don't have to worry about it.

It's right next to Nihonbashi Takashimaya. Please come along with your purchase.

The photo (Keisen Yashiki) shows the historical site information board (Tsukiji 7-chome 10) set up by the City Board of Education.

　The Katsuragawa family had been living in Tsukiji since around the Kyoho period (1716-1736).

He was famous as a back doctor of Waran surgeon, and at the time of climbing the castle, he accompanied 11 people, and Hagimoto also gave way.

Before the Meiji Restoration (1863), there was a large fire at Tsukiji Temple, and a fire broke out from the direction of the Keisen family, and fired, but immediately after the fire, he took over the residence of "Yanagi Tsushima Mamoru" and moved.

The area was over 1200 tsubo, and there was a large garden. 。 There was a residence of the Okudaira family of the Nakatsu clan across Akashibori (Akatsuki Park), and Yukichi Fukuzawa taught Dutch studies.

(From the remnants of the Remnant Dream, the eldest daughter, Mine Recollection)