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Beside the sidewalk from Tsukiji Outer Market to Hamarikyu, there is a stone statue watching people coming and going just like Dosojin.

A lot of flowers are offered today.

I wrote this stone statue in the correspondent blog before, but I will introduce it because it was described at Efusan Tsukiro of "Edo Famous Zoukai".
"Efusangetsuro" is the name of Tsukiji Inaba Seiso. (Omitted)
A statue of a coughing jibaba (in the clan). Both are stone statues with a height of only two feet.) When they are in Odawara, the founder of the Inaba climate, they can go around and reach a certain Fukayama, where one old monk can live in one Soan. I've got the name out of the wind.　And then he would do this in the castle. Therefore, after that, once they came into the castle, or when they saw them in castle owner, they wereretainer Tasaki, and they did not go where they were.　In the hermitage where he lived, he left a stone statue of the matter (Kudan) and later passed down to this land. (Omitted)
When arranging this grandfather's stone statue side by side, it is always necessary to defeat the grandfather's stone statue.
Therefore, the grandfather's stone statue was returned to the tile hall of the age of the Inaba, and the old woman's stone statue was placed in front of Inari Shrine. In addition, the grandfather's stone statue prays for something sick in the mouth, and the old woman's stone statue always prays for those suffering from the throat.