Historic Sites / Historic Site

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  • Ruins of Juzaburo Tsutaya 'Koshodo'

    Edo's leading publisher who published works by playwrights and painters

  • Ichiishibashi Bridge lost and stone mark

    The stone mark of the Edo period (Designated Cultural Property, capital)

  • Site of Sadakichi Chiba Dojo

    It is said that Ryoma also passed through the Hokushin Ichito-ryu swordsmanship dojo

  • The site of the Hiroshige residence in Utagawa (Ando)

    A place where popular ukiyoe artists lived for about 10 years

  • The birthplace of Edo Kabuki

    The place where Kansaburo Saruwaka of Saruwakaza was raised by Saruwakaza

  • The site of Kyobashi Daikongawa Riverside Aomono Market

    The site of the market that provided vegetables to Edo citizens

  • The main pillar of Kyobashi

    Three stone pillars remain in Ginza and Kyobashi (Tangible Cultural Property inhabitant of a ward)

  • Main Building of the Bank of Japan (Kinza Ruins)

    Historic buildings (nationally designated important cultural property) built on the site of the gold coin minting plant

  • The site of Tokiwa Hashikado

    Entrance that leads to Nikko-dochu and Oshu-dochu

  • Nihonbashi Fish Bank Ruins

    It began with the sale of seafood on board boats.

  • Anjin Miura Site

    The site of a British residence with a Japanese name (Designated Cultural Property, capital)

  • The ruins of Juken Store

    It is derived from the fact that 10 shops selling dolls according to the festival.

  • Nagasakiya Ruins

    Visit to Shokan Choichi to learn Dutch studies

  • Otake Dainichi Nyoraiido Site

    Traces of wells used by benevolent bamboo

  • Nihonbashi-Japan Road Signpost

    Two stone arch bridges (nationally designated important cultural property) that have crossed over 100 years

  • Wells of famous water Shirakiya (currently not available for construction)

    spring water (City of Designated Cultural Property) presented to the Shogun family and feudal lords

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