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I also have experience as chairman of the Board of Education of Chuo-ku.

I am impressed by the attitude of always taking the lead in anticipation of the future.

The homepage of the Arashio room was fun, and the sumo wrestler's birthday party and the two-shots of cats and wrestlers were smiling.

It seems that this was also the idea of Yuka Suzuki.

It was an epoch-making initiative where the predecessors could also make a large window glass in the rehearsal hall and see the rehearsal hall from outside.

It is said that you are preparing to open a goods shop opposite the Arashio room.

He said that he is thinking of operating a company that undertakes nursing care as a place to make use of his second career, in order to create a place to work as a backing place for wrestlers nesting in the Arashio room. You are taking action to realize Guigui with wonderful ideas.

I went as a correspondent of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association as a best fan of the Arashio room.

I was impressed to see the Kokugikan ring and sumo wrestling for the first time that I had always seen on TV.

Please also look at Tom Shitamachi's blog on the day.

https://tokuhain.chuo-kanko.or.jp/detail.php?id=3396

Please also take a look at Mr. Tachibana's blog.

https://tokuhain.chuo-kanko.or.jp/detail.php?id=3405

Speaking of sumo wrestling, it's a sumo jinku. "Three Arrows shining on the ring" "Across the sea from the blue sky" Lyric Yuki

Singer Yuki

Takakage Tewaka, Motoharu Waka, and Motoharu Wakatakamoto

I was impressed by the wonderful singing voice and the song of Jinku. The sumo wrestlers are good at singing.

Edo Fire Memorial Party Woodworking "Holiday Poetry", "Mazuru", and "Teko" were performed.

We entered the lead of the woodworking in the head of the Edo Fire Memorial Association 1st ward of Nihonbashihama-cho, Chuo-ku, where the Arashio room is located. The coat was the coat of "Iroha 48 pairs" Nihonbashihamacho "Nigumi".

Edomachi fire extinguishing began in 1718, under the order of Yoshimune Tokugawa shogunate Yatsushiro General Yoshimune in 1718, and the birth of "Iroha 48 pairs" by the town magistrate Echizennokami Ooka.

It is an organization that inherits the history and tradition of Edo fire extinguishing, such as woodworking, knitting, ladder riding, etc., based on the belief of "in-law, humanity and thinness".

"Kanjin Sumo Wrestling Yukiyuki" Iyosai Toyokunihide's Yamarai Goro (right) Tsuneyoshi Koyanagi (left)

The history of sumo as a national sport began with the appearance of Records of ancient matters, until the Heian period, praying for Taihei Tenka and the rich harvest of five grains. Later, as a ritual, "votive sumo wrestling" to pray for good harvest began to be held in various places, and it was only after the Edo period that it became entertainment for the common people.

Eventually, disciples gathered under the strong master, and the elderly who quit sumo formed a "sumo hall" and started operating in the same way as the current sumo association.

The sumo performance was held as a "Kanshin Sumo" in order to raise donations such as the restoration of temples and shrines.

When permission was granted by the shrine magistrate, "I set up a wooden tag with the word "Gomen Komuru" at the box office and raised the tower (yorishiro) calling God.

Most of the places where sumo performances are held are the precincts of temples and shrines. While traveling around Shiba Shinmei and Fukagawa, it seemed to have been performed at shrines in the Nihonbashi area, such as Sugimori Shrine and Sanno Ryokan (Hie-jinja Shrine auxiliary shrine).

1833 Since 1833, Kaikoin has become a designated place.

The late Makoto Takeuchi (former director of the Edo Tokyo Museum) said, "I think that the development of Nishiki-e was Yoshiwara, Kabuki, and Sumo." In other words, these are the three major entertainments of Edo (an interview with the monthly Nihonbashi in February 2004 issue).

Sumo has become loved by the common people of Edo, but it can only be done on sunny days, and sometimes it was interrupted due to the Shogunate.

1909 With the construction of Ryogoku Kokugikan in 1909, it became an all-weather type. A commercial basis has been created to continue the present.

Finally, I would like to introduce "Arashio Room" with my heart when asked, "Is there a sumo room?" in Chuo-ku.

(We have received the consent of the article written by the editorial department of the monthly Nihonbashi.)