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　At first, it was the site of Nishiboridome, which was a riverbank and cargo listing in the Edo period. I'm going on a narrow road to go where I can see it. When you arrive, you can see that the road is uplifting, you can see that the squatting is better understood, so everyone is squatting and checking. It may have looked like a strange group of adults squatting on the road. Thanks to the explanation of the terrain, I was able to feel the remnants of the Edo period with my skin. It passes through the Nihonbashi Diamond Building in the shape of a ship bridge. Here, there is the Mitsubishi Warehouse and Edobashi History Exhibition Gallery, where you can see the old cargo role in a model. At the expressway, I heard the traces of the Momiji River and the explanation on the site, and I was able to imagine the situation at that time.

  He listened to the city legend of the Big Dipper at Kabuto Shrine and moved to the site of the head office of Daiichi National Bank. Following the explanation of the Kabuto-cho history map attached to the wall, Eiichi Shibusawa planned a large business district here between the port and the government office district, but it did not work because the port lost to Yokohama, and there was a new discovery. There were many securities houses and securities companies, so I thought it was successful. Next, to KABUTO ONE, everyone touches Eiichi Shibusawa's lucky stone "Akaishi" to enhance their luck.

　It's a restroom break at Sakamotocho Park, the first small city park in Tokyo. Finally, we will head to the Kamejima River. This is a quiz at Shin-Kameshima Bridge. "Is the plants on the riverbank good or tomorrow?" The right answer is reeds. Both are correct. Mr. Ashida explained that it was good because it continued badly. I encountered a rowing boat at Kameshima Bridge. There are many bars and restaurants. Mr. Chairman commented that increasing the number of shops with terraces in river’s edge would make the city more attractive.

　From Takahashi to Kamejima River Park. Here, a parent-child goby fishing experience was held. I also enjoy SUP (Stand Up Paddle Board stand-up paddle board) and rowing boats that go on by rowing the board. From Minami Takahashi to Sumida River Terrace. We explained Reiganjima Water Level Observatory. The vertices of the triangular point were zero. Also, there is a pillar nearby, but for the first time I heard the explanation that it was indicated as the original position. I pass a tour of Shinkawa liquor store and head to Shinkawa Park.

　Walk along the ruins of Shinkawa to reach Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine. Visit, see the dedication Komono barrel, and arrive at the Kamejima River Salon in Galle. A barrel of behavioral sake was waiting for me. In this tour, the location was explained based on the terrain, and the knowledge was activated. Also, the Kamejima River was really close to the waterside. This is the answer to the question. The Kamejima River is protected by two sluice gates, so it is safe without an upright seawall. It's a summary of today while drinking beer and alcohol on the terrace of the river. I look forward to holding the Kamejima River Mizube Festival next year.