The Shintomiza Kyobashi Tax Office has completed its rebuilding work to the new government building on December 14, 2020 (Monday).
I got off at Tokyo Metro Shintomicho Station and took a walk nearby. During his work in Minato and Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, he brought his tax return to the Kyobashi Tax Office and the Central Metropolitan Tax Office. The building of the Kyobashi Tax Office has been newly built. The office of the Kyobashi Tax Office will start on December 14, 2020 (Monday). The announcement is as follows. https://www.nta.go.jp/about/organization/tokyo/location/tokyo/kyobashi/iten.htm
And on the north side of the Kyobashi Tax Office, the monument of "Shintomiza" has been updated.
Let's explore Shintomiza sake called "Nitomiza"
If you look at the explanation board about Shintomiza, you can see that
Shintomiza was a Kabuki theater that took over the Morita-za, which was founded in 1660 in Kibikicho 5-chome (currently Ginza 6-chome, west of Showa-dori).
"Morita-za," Kanya Morita was the seat for generations, moved to Asakusa Saruwaka-cho (currently Asakusa, Taito-ku) in 1843, and changed it to "Morita-za" in 1858. In 1872, Kanya Moritaza, the 12th generation of Kanya moved to Shintomi-cho, and was renamed Shintomi-za in 1875.
Shintomiza gathered famous actors such as Danjuro Ichikawa, Kikugoro Onoe, and Sadanji Ichikawa and performed aggressively. . The theater is a large-scale building that asked for modern styles and was called "Tokyo's first theater", and there were many Kabuki officials living in the surrounding area, and the whole area was a play town. Until the Kabukiza opened in Meiji 22 (1889), it was a central player in theater performances, but was destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923.
Nishiki-e from the Meiji era, where famous actors are drawn in the background of Shintomiza, shows the prosperity of the past.
August 2020 Chuo-ku Board of Education
※The last underlined has been updated from the previous display.
Earlier, I found a four-go bottle of sake called "Shintomiza" at a nearby liquor store. I'd be happy if it's still sold.
The origin of the name of Shintomi-cho
About the origin of the name of Shintomi-cho
If you refer to the origin and introduction of the name of Chuo-ku, "There is a theory that the origin of the place name was given to Otomicho from the old days, and that Shin-Shimabara and Otomicho took one character each. "
I learned such a thing.
The Edo period was a samurai area. In 1868 (Keio 4.1868), Shin-Shimabara Yukaku was set up for a foreign settlement in Tsukiji. However, he was unable to attract the customers as expected, and was ordered to be removed in June 1871 (1871), and Hanamachi moved to Shin-Yoshihara. It is written that Shintomi-cho was established on the site.