The main pillar of Kyobashi

Kyobashi is said to have been bridged in 1603 (1603), the same year as Nihonbashi. In the Edo period, it was a wooden bridge, but it became a stone arch bridge in 1875 (1875) and an iron bridge in 1834. It was removed along with the reclaiming of the Kyobashi River from 1978 to 1940, and there are currently three stone pillars on the sidewalk of Chuo-dori. Two of them with giboshi were from 1875.