Today is no overtime day. I crossed Kachidokibashi and went about six months ago.
"Where was the cheap and delicious restaurant with sashimi?" Take Kiyosumi-dori toward Tokyo Metro Tsukishima Station.
It was about 600m from Kachidokibashi Station and about 150m from Tsukishima Station. It's around 5:30 in the evening.
A young wife and a couple with children were already enjoying boiled fish made of fresh fish.
Furthermore, going north about 100m, used bookstores. Here, in a little look
I got a book written by Mr. Munehide Tokugawa, the eleventh head of the Tayasu Tokugawa family, called "The secret story of Tokugawa 400 Years".
By the way, I asked a question that I couldn't understand, such as "Where was the delicious lever fly shop?" I asked, but I am grateful to the bookstore owner who responded cheerfully. It is the bookstore in the town that provides such a warm and kind response.
When I walked while looking for it, and asked a high school girl, he kindly told me, "Oh Kannon ...."
The joy of finding what you want. "Fresh Rever Fly" begins to fry after ordering.
After holding hands with Tsukishima Good luck Kannon, the bad behavior of squatting in the back of a building in the early Showa era called "Tsukishima Nishinakadori Koban" was too delicious, and please forgive me for nostalgia.
There's a public bath on the second floor here. If you ask, now there is one place in Tsukishima. There is only one more house behind Minato 3-chome, and most of the buildings here are tenement houses, and there was no need to have a bath, so they are now inconvenient. I thought it was necessary to cherish the public bath and the culture of the town. Well, take a picture.
