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It is a famous sushi restaurant founded in 1977 in Umeda, Setagaya-ku.

The Ginza store, located here on Ginza Corridor Street, opened in 1998.

Branches are located in various parts of Tokyo, but in 2018 the Nihonbashi store opened on the basement floor of Takashimaya Nihonbashi.

Mr. Mitori was waiting for this day as well.

On April 10th, the spa & sauna Corridor no Yu opened a spa, sauna and restaurant facility opposite the Corridor Street.

Ginza 7-2-18 Grand Bell Square 4th floor.

This is a passage leading from the right side of Yasuaki Elementary School, but it is part of Sukiyabashi Park.

The building on the left is Ginza Five.

It is the same on Ginza Corridor Street that runs on the Ginza Five, but it is the motorway "Tokyo Kosoku Doro (commonly known as the KK Line)".

For more information about the future of KK Line, please refer to this article.

I went to "Ginza Skywalk"!　(Part 1)

I went to "Ginza Skywalk"!　(Part 2)

It is affixed to the wall of Ginza Five.

The complex currently has 86 stores: Ginza Five used to be called "Sukiyabashi Shopping Center".

Ginza Five is directly connected to Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Marunouchi Line, and Hibiya Line.

On the left hand side of the direction going up to the ground at Exit C1 of Ginza Station underground concourse, there is a passage leading to Ginza Five as the first basement floor.

It is said that this street came to be called "Miyuki Street" because Emperor Meiji became a street when he was sent from Miyagi to Naval School.

・・・ In this way, an explanation board is displayed on the fence of Yasuaki Elementary School.

Yasuaki Elementary School was founded as a public elementary school in Meiji 11 (1878).

This year marks a 145-year history.

Bungo Toya Kitamura and Toson Shimazaki are also studying at Yasuaki Elementary School.

For a detailed explanation of Yasuaki Elementary School, please refer to the article on June 14, 2022, Consideration Sukiyabashi Neighborhood 3-Yasuaki Elementary School-.

⇒　https.//tokuhain.chuo-kanko.or.jp/detail.php?id=2659

The explanation of Miyuki Street is also a repetition of this article.

In the 3rd Chuo-ku sightseeing certification carried out in 2011, there were the following questions.

"The school building of" Taimei Elementary School "at the time that opened in 1878 (Meiji 11) was mainly built using what kind of architectural materials."

・・・ The correct answer for the four choices was red brick.

In the 4th session, the following problems were raised.

"Alumni of an elementary school adjacent to Sukiyabashi Park include literary writers, Kitamura Tokoku and Toson Shimazaki.

Which of the following is the name of this elementary school?"

・・・ The correct answer for the four choices was at Yasuaki Elementary School.

Also, in the 11th session, there were the following questions.

"From the Ginza 4-chome intersection marked by Wako's Clock Tower, we will walk Harumi-dori St. toward Yurakucho.

Turn left after Tokyu Plaza, turn left, turn right at Sukiyabashi Park on the right hand, turn right at the first corner and proceed about 30m. You can see a school.

Which of the following is the name of this school?"

・・・ The correct answer for the four choices was at Yasuaki Elementary School in Chuo Ward.

Ginza Corridor Street is indicated by a blue arrow.

Miyuki Street is shown in a purple star shape.

Ginza Five is indicated by a red arrow.

5-1, Ginza ahead

Yasuaki Elementary School is indicated by a yellow arrow.

5-1-13, Ginza

I went on the green line on the left side of the whole Ginza map above.

The Ginza Corridor Street = blue arrow, Ginza Five = red arrow, Yasuaki Elementary School = yellow arrow is the same as the previous map.