Nihonbashi Funasa was founded in the late Edo period, the 13th generation of Ieshige Tokugawa.
It was 149 years ago in 1862 (Bunkyu 2).
The first one was Sakichi Ohno, a samurai from Chiba Prefecture.
At that time, as a swordsman, it was said that he was the skill of the Hokushinichi sword style license.
One day, I left a boat for fishing, but I encountered a time off Shinagawa off the coast of Shinagawa and settled on Tsukuda Island, saw a fisherman on Tsukuda Island salted fish, and got hints. I boiled it with soy sauce and sold it.
It is said that the place where Tsukudani was made with shallow jigs, clams, and voids, had a good reputation and abandoned the samurai and became Funaya Sakichi.
In modern times, the fourth generation, Ryuhei Miyauchi, has further devised the taste inherited from his ancestors, standing in Kamaba, and is working hard to make products.
The following is a souvenir I bought.
“Nihonbashi Furikake”, “Small Women's Walnut” and “Crucian Kanroni”
I tasted little by little for dinner.
All three types have the characteristics of each taste and are very delicious.
If Tsukudani is always a dish on the dining table, it will be a fun meal ...
It's Basho stone monument. Spring of Momoo Matsuo Aojuku
When he was young, Basho was named Momoo.
Matsuo Basho came to Edo from Iga Ueno when he was 29 years old in 1672.
I spent eight years in Odawara-cho (now Muromachi 1-chome) up to the age of 37 in 1680 (Yonho 8).
According to a survey by Professor of the University of Tokyo from ancient document and other literature, a monument will be placed at the current location, and the mayor is also attending the ceremony.
※ Currently, the fourth generation of Funasa is standing in Kamaba himself and working hard to make products.
You can make a wonderful and delicious Tsukudani from such a mind ...
Despite my first meeting, I talked a lot with Ryuhei Miyauchi, the fourth generation.
Nihonbashi says, "There are many places left at the traces, but I think that we need to create something more, not just the traces of ○○○ ... ... I left an impression.
Funasa Nihonbashi Co., Ltd.
Headquarters 1-12-13, Nihonbashimuromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
TEL 03-3270-2731 (main) FAX 03-3270-2735
http://www.ganso-tsukudani.com