Nihonbashi Fish Bank Ruins

After Ieyasu Tokugawa entered Edo, fishermen moved to Tsukuda Island from Settsu and presented seafood to the Tokugawa family with permission to run fishing around Edo. The rest of the fresh fish that we pay on a daily basis will be sold to the public side by side on Funaita, and this is the beginning of the Nihonbashi Fish River Bank. Until the Great Kanto Earthquake, it was booming as a kitchen in Edo and Tokyo. A statue inspired by Otohime is installed next to the monument, meaning that all the sea fish, the inhabitants of Ryugu Castle, gathered in Nihonbashi.