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Funasa Nihonbashi was founded in 1862 (Bunkyu 2), around the end of the Edo period.

Sakichi was originally a samurai. Hokushin Kazuto style, skill of licensing.

My hobby was fishing, and I sold the caught small crucian as a skewer, and sold it as "Funa Kotobuki Umeyaki" with soy sauce.

One day I set up a fishing boat and got into time. It was Tsukuda Island.

So I got hints that a local fisherman was salty and boiled small fish and sold it. It is said that the soy sauce boiled at this time created the prototype of the current Tsukudani.

Tsukudani came to attract attention in the battle between Nisshin and Russo.

Tsukudani, which was highly preserved, was regarded as a wartime food, so that soldiers after returning to Japan could buy Tsukudani.

The name of the shop is "Sayoshi of Funaya", which is the naming from there, but "Kinfunasa Tsukudani" is registered as a trademark.

It is derived from the memorial of Kanemori Ono (Kanemori), the third generation, who further devised the taste of the secrets inherited, and created Edo's specialty Tsukudani.

Funasa Nihonbashi, who has a reputation for Edo food, is now the fourth generation Ryuhei Miyauchi (Ryuhei), and the fifth generation Yu Miyauchi, are creating items such as Tsukudani.

By the way, Mr. Funasa Nihonbashi has been quoted in a rosmari article before.

It is "I will talk about the history of Mr. Shigeru Kami 2" uploaded on March 9, 2017.

At that time, Mr. Kamimo and President Inoue's talk. ・・・

"When actor Masanobu Katsumura went around Nihonbashi on TBS's program "Pantankokan Kan" broadcast in August 2012, my mother also came out with the shop.

Katsumura's father was a craftsman of Tsukudani's Funasa. ・・・』

・・Yes, Mr. Katsumura's father was the manufacturing manager of Funasa Nihonbashi.

It is diagonally opposite across the road from Kamaboko's long-established store, Nihonbashi Jinmo and Funasa.

Both are members of the Toto Goodwill Association.

Mr. Toto Norenkai ...

A collection of old goodwill shops that have been in the same business for more than 100 years in Edo and Tokyo, and still meet the conditions of thriving.

There are more than 50 stores, and Rosmari articles also include Eitaro Sohonho, Kuroeya, Senbikiya Sohonten, and Haibara (in no particular order).

In addition, Nihonbashi Benmatsu Sohonten, who will write articles in the future, is also a member.

Nihonbashi Funa Samoto Store
1-12-13, Nihonbashimuromachi
It is a 3-minute walk from Exit A4 of Mitsukoshimae Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line and Hanzomon Line.
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Business hours Monday to Saturday 10:00-18:00
　　　　　Holidays from 11:00 to 16:00
Regular holiday Sunday (Open on Sunday in December)

Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Branch
1-4-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store
03-3241-3311 (large representative)
Business hours and regular holidays The same applies to department stores.

Click here for the website of Mr. Funasa Nihonbashi.
⇒　http://www.ganso-tsukudani.com