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　Before the answer...。

　In the first place, Nihonbashi has been a place of departure since the Edo period.

　This ukiyo-e is "Tokaido Gojusanji Himotohashi Asanokei" by Hiroshige (collected by the National Diet Library).

　What is depicted is Nihonbashi in "Edo".

　Nihonbashi, which was the starting point of the 53rd Tokaido, was "Oedo Nihonbashi Seven Standing ♪"　...And it was sung in the song.

So, where do you think Nihonbashi　, which was introduced at the beginning of the sentence?

　The answer…？　Here⇩

　The answer is in "Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal Building".

　On the other side of giboshi, you can see the airline check-in counter downstairs.

　This bridge is "Haneda Nihonbashi" built on the 5th floor of the middle.

　It was restored in a "half" size based on Nihonbashi in the early 1800s.

　"Nihonbashi" is located at the starting point of departure when traveling abroad by plane.

　"The departure has been in Nihonbashi for a long time and now."…That's why.

　More noteworthy is the Nihonbashi Dashiba Haneda Airport, located on the restaurant floor on the 4th floor.

　It's one floor below the "Haneda Nihonbashi" introduced earlier.

　It specializes in takeout, but there are tables and chairs nearby so you can eat slowly and calmly.

　Our long-established store in Chuo-ku, Ninben's "Nihonbashi Dashiba" is also here!…I'm glad I didn't think.

　And just before you leave abroad, you can enjoy the taste of Japanese "dashi"....。

　(I can relax.)

　It's outside the gate, so even those who don't get on the plane can use it.

　(I had oden in winter.)