Tsukishima is famous for "Monjayaki", and Nishinakanaka-dori, which is lined with shops, is called "Monja Street" etc.
But to say hard, it is officially "Nishinaka-dori", so thank you.
By the way, today, we walked from Ginza 4-chome to Tokyo Big Sight in the final walking of the Tokyo Marathon Course this year.
Study about the history and buildings of Tsukiji Honganji Temple, and the site of St. Luke's College of Nursing is the site of Takumi Asanouchi's residence, the birthplace of Ryunosuke Akutagawa, and the birthplace of Keio University.
Akashicho had foreign consulates such as the U.S. Embassy, Portugal, Peru, Switzerland and Spain, and was called Tsukiji Reservation.
See monuments such as Women's Academy, Aoyama Gakuin, Rikkyo Girls' School, Women's Seigakuin, etc., and enjoy studying the origin of the mission school's predecessor, visited Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine in Tsukuda, and entered Tsukishima. Was.
Looking at the second floor of the building in Tsukishima town, you can feel nostalgic about the remnants of the old shop.
In Tsukishima, we were divided into groups who wanted to eat monjayaki and those who loved Western food, and everyone was satisfied.
The photo shows a meal scene at "Restaurant Piasola".
I received a set meal of 850 yen for hamburger and shrimp fried (as of February 22, 2014).
I'll report it because it was very delicious.
I was able to make a reservation for lunch in a situation where the afternoon schedule was packed with many people, so it was helpful.
Restaurant cafepiasola
Address: 3-4-5 Tsukishima, Chuo-ku (Tsukishima Good luck Kannon, next to Tsukishima Onsen)
Phone: 03-3533-1139