Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

"What are you talking about?" I feel like I can hear a voice. Hibiya is decided to be Hibiya, where Hibiya Park is located. But near Hatchobori Takahashi, there is Hibiya Shrine and Hibiya Riverside.

The origin of Hibiya Inari Shrine was that when Michio Ota built Chiyoda Castle in the first year of Choroku (1457) in the Muromachi period, he was grateful for the blessings of heaven and earth and worshiped at Hibiya Park. When Ieyasu Tokugawa entered the prefecture, a major expansion of Edo Castle began, and Hibiya Gomon was built and was kicked out. As an alternative site, it was transferred to the current Higashi-Shimbashi 2-1 near the intersection of Loop Route 2 and Daiichi Keihin.

However, since the worshipers of Inari would be in trouble if they were not enshrined on the coast, they buried the tidal flats of Hatchobori, built shrine hall, and moved to their current location.

Hibiya was a Hibiya inlet, and was setting up a "fin" and picking up glue. One of the things that have been used since ancient times is a seaweed savory made from branches and bamboos, such as "kashi" and "nara", which have many twigs. In the 1710s, lobes began to be built to actively grow seaweed. One piece of Ando Hiroshige's "Hundred Famous Views of Edo" (1856-57) "Minamishinagawa Samezu Coast" depicts a stunning landscape of a seaweed farm.

This solves the mystery of Hibiya in Hatchobori.

Hello! This is a new correspondent, Hanes.
This time, we will take up the order of the two bridges (each river) in the continuation of [Chuo-ku Tourism Certification Measures] River / Bridge (1).

If you learn the order of the bridge that spans each river at the stage where the name of the bridge has come to mind to some extent
After all, it's recommended to have fun.
How to remember the Hanes style is as follows:

■Sumida River (from upstream/north → south)
"Parents at the end of today, carry Nakatsukuda (boiled)."
Ryogoku Bridge (Ryo), Shinohashi Bridge (Shin), Kiyosu Bridge (Kiyo), Sumida River Ohashi (Su), Eitai Bridge (E), Chuo-ohashi Bridge (Chu), Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge (Tsukuda), Kachidokibashi (Ka), Tsukiji Ohashi (Tsuki)
※The Sumida River Road Bridge, which spans Ryogoku Bridge and Shinohashi, is omitted.

Even if you are a little overdoing it, you will win what you have learned
Isn't it easy to remember if you imagine such a situation?



As expected, my parents don't come back with Tsukudani, but
This may have happened in the past.

■Nihonbashi (from downstream/east to west)
"Wealth, go! At one time in Japan!"
Toyomi Bridge (To), Minato Bridge (Mi), Kayaba Bridge (Kaka), Armor Bridge (Yo), Edobashi (E), Nihonbashi (Nihon), Nishikawabashi (Ni), Ichiishibashi (I / How to read "Ichikokubashi"), Tokiwa Bridge (To), Former Joban Bridge (Ki), New Tokiwa Bridge (Ni / New Tokiwa Bridge (Ni / New)

Is this an image like this?



The wording of the Sumida River was an image of traditional culture, but it was also an image of traditional culture.
Nihonbashi seems to be the current Japan where the inbound spirit is growing.

You can remember the order of the bridge over the two rivers....However, the Chuo-ku Tourism Certification cannot be beaten by this alone.
Where do the Sumida River and Nihonbashi River join, and what is the first bridge to be built after joining?...You need to keep it down to that point!
This will be carried over to the next article.

Last but not least!
■Kamejima River (from upstream / north to south) that I want to keep if I can afford it
The Kamejima River begins at the upstream Nihonbashi sluice gate and ends at the downstream Kamejima River sluice gate.
In the meantime, there are five bridges, and those who aim for a high score should also remember.
The word matching is "Evolution of Reigan! It's expensive!"
Reigishi Bridge, Shin Kameshima Bridge, Kameshima Bridge, Takahashi (Taka), Minami Takahashi (Na) / South = "Nan" / How to read "Minami Takabashi")

There is quite a sense of force, but Reigishi Island is due to landfills and land uplifts.
Please remember along with the history that the sea level was higher than the Edo period.

※In this article, we will introduce some of the reasons for this.
　If you remember the contents written here, you won't be able to pass.
　Please include it in advance.

　Visiting Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine, I found a sake called "Shinkawa Ichibansen" in the dedicated Komo barrel, and found that there was a sake called "Shinkawa Ichibansen".

I went to the nearest liquor store, Imada Shoten from grand shrine.　"Shinkawa No. 1 Ship" was sold in Ichisho bottle.

I'm not confident that I could empty a bottle by myself, so when I looked for a sake of four bottles (720ml), I recommended a sake called "Sohana".　In the Edo period, you can see the scenery where young sake arrived from above by barrel boat.

Please see here for the "Shinshuban Funaeto Shinkawa Iritsu Map" shown on the website of Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine.

http://shinkawadaijingu.or.jp/gallery/gallery1/shinshubanwsen/

And the clerk gave me a leaflet entitled "How to enjoy Shinkawa's fourth generation liquor store Imada Shoten". For it

Feel free to hit on weekdays

　I do it every day. Beginners welcome One coin tasting 500 yen One coin

　Weekdays, from 17:00 to 20:00.

　locally brewed sake 3 types according to the theme ￥500, experience changes in taste! Warm sake ￥300.

　Various kinds of craft beer

Saturday Cathedral Event　

　Elaborate Saturday petit event　

　2nd and 4th Saturday from 13:00 to 18:00.

　For details, check the website and Facebook.

Every month

　Very popular tasting party

　1,2 times a month from 18:00 to 20:00

　5 kinds of sake + 1 favorite cup of ¥ 1,500, the more you know, the more fun and delicious the sake　

　Sake, shochu, wine, etc.

For more information, please visit our website. http://imadashouten.com/

I went to Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine to visit.

When I entered the precincts, a lot of sake barrels were dedicated to the left.　This is the first time I see. A barrel of sake called Shinkawa No. 1 ship was also dedicated.

There was an explanation about Komono barrel.

The explanation is as follows.

"Consecration Sake Komono barrel

　During the Edo period, Shinkawa prospered as a wholesaler of "downhill sake", which was introduced to Edo from the upper part of sake (sake), a famous brewery. Founded here in Kanei 2 (1625), Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine has been revered as a guardian deity for sake wholesalers and sake brewers.　At that time, sake was packed in wooden barrels to Edo and transported by a special barrel boat, but it is said that the beginning of Komokan (Komo barrel) was wrapped around Komono to prevent damage to the barrel. You.　In order to distinguish it from other brands, Komono was designed to represent the characteristics of each brand.　The Komo barrels (Nito barrel = 36L) piled up here were donated by Keijinkai members who have been connected to Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine for many years, as well as religious breweries from all over the country. is. I would like to thank the people who consecrated us and wish that the industries responsible for the traditional food culture of Japan, including the alcoholic beverage industry, will be more and more prosperous.

On the website of Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine, you can see the picture of "Shinshuban Funae To Shinkawa Iritsuzu". http://shinkawadaijingu.or.jp/gallery/gallery1/shinshubanwsen/

　Next time, I will go to find the sake that is dedicated.

For details on strolling around Kayabacho, Echizenbori, and Reigishijima, please see the blog on September 1, 2017.

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"Sensha Bill Stamp & Town Name Quiz Rally" has begun. It will be held until January 14, 2019, but please enjoy it as soon as possible.

１） 2) If you collect all stamps, the first 2,000 people will receive * Participation prize that you will surely receive *

　"Original Seal with Stamp Pattern" ※1 set per person

２） If you collect all the stamps and answer all the quizzes correctly, the first 2,000 people will receive * Achievement Award that you will surely receive *

　"Original mini drawstring with stamp pattern" ※1 per person

３） In addition, if you answer the questionnaire, you will receive a local prize by lottery.

　For details, please see the inside of the Stamp & Quiz Rally mount.

　　Ginza Prize, Tsukiji Prize, Nihonbashi Prize, Ningyocho Prize, Tsukishima Prize, Akashicho Prize, Yaesu Prize, Hakozaki Prize, Higashinihombashi Prize, Tokyo Chuo Odori Prize, Chuo-ku Tourism Association Award, Chuo-ku Tourism Information Center Award There is a possibility that you will win a wonderful gift.

It is a very affordable stamp and quiz rally that looks delicious.

　That's why I went there.　This is 1) * Get the participation prize that you can always get.

And then

２） If you collect all the stamps and answer all the quizzes correctly, the first 2,000 people will receive * Achievement Award that you will surely receive *

　"Original mini drawstring with stamp pattern" ※I received one piece per person.　It's a friend's one in different colors.

　For details on the "Sensha Bill Stamp & Town Name Quiz Rally", please see this information.

http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/#we-page-single-entry?spot=247604

A bakery that is rooted in the community.

The main dish is prepared bread with a sense of volume as a whole.

Rankings of sales that are stuck in stores and stores.

I purchased the number one tomato ball.

The bread is solid and the taste is mayonnaise and cheese.

It's surprisingly easy to eat because of the sour taste of tomatoes.

It's a lot of volume, and the costpa is great.

I feel the spirit of a long-established bakery.

It's an early one. If you are interested, please.

◆Venya (BENIYA)
　2-4-7, Nihonbashikayabacho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
　Business hours From 7:30 to 18:00 (until sold out)
　Regular holidays: Saturday, Sunday and public holidays