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In this area along the Sumida River, the easternmost point of the former Nihonbashi Ward, the vast Samurai residence existed during the Edo period.

It is said that the place where the shrine is enshrined was the place where the Shinjo Sun Komori mansion of the Hitachi Aso Domain was located.

In October 1967, "Ohashi Inari Shrine" and "Suehiro Inari Shrine" were enshrined in October 1967, and renamed the current shrine "Ohiro Shrine". .

It is said that Ohashi Inari Shrine was relocated to its present location after the first enshrinement and Meiji Restoration in 1693 when Shinohashi was built.

Today, many new condominiums are lined up, and shrines are enshrined in the gaps between buildings.

(From the Tokyo Metro x Spot Tour "Special Recommended Spots" [Suitengumae Station Course] [Daihiro Shrine] Description)

This time, I would like to introduce Edo classical rakugo.

It was the 14th time.

I can go to this series up to 24 times, 10 more times, so this time I will write "Nijushiko".

<Preliminary confirmation corner>

Twenty-four Takashi ...

A book that captures anecdotes of 24 filial filial piety during the original Chinese era.

"Four twenty-four,"

There is a violent person in the tenement house which bothers the landlord.

Today, I was kicking my mother with my wife's shoulders, so I will tell you the anecdote of China's "24 Takashi" along with my preach.

Hata's Wangsho, who caught a carp naked during the cold for his mother, Moso, who went to dig bamboo shoots in the snow, Takeshi Kure, who applied sake to his body and attracted mosquitoes so that his mother did not get bitten by mosquitoes ...

After returning to the tenement house, she asked her mother, "Do you want to eat carp?" "I don't like fish," "What about bamboo shoots?" "I can't eat because my teeth are weak."

The troubled man accidentally dranks sake, trying to spray his body to protect his mother from mosquitoes.

As it is in the morning, I realize that no mosquito bites in one place, and I am delighted with the virtue of filial piety ...

The mother said, "What do you say, I've been fanning all night in a fan?"

Here "Ohiro Shrine" is one of the stamp spots of the "Suitengumae Station" course of "Tokyo Metro x Spot Tour Special Recommended Spots (Walking around a town with a smartphone)" introduced in the article on August 4. It has become.

By the way, Rosemari also completed this "Suitengumae Station" course following the course of "Ningyocho Station" that he devised himself.

3-30-6, Nihonbashihamacho

Exit A2 Exit of Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and Toei Asakusa Line, and follow "Ningyocho-dori" in front of you to oppose one-way traffic, that is, about 150m to the right.

Turn left at the traffic light intersection at "Suitengu-mae" to "Shin-ohashi-dori St.", and turn right at the traffic light corner of "Tornale Nihonbashihamacho" about 400 meters away.

Turn left at the corner that crosses "Tornale Nihonbashihamacho", and turn around the corner at the end of "Hamacho Sunflower Mansion" about 290m away, you will see it on the right.