See Chuo Ward

  • Name: The stone marker of Ichiishibashi

    The stone mark of the Edo period (Designated Cultural Property, Tokyo) that informs information about lost children

  • Name: Site of Sadakichi Chiba Dojo

    The dojo of Hokushinichi-ryu swordsmanship, which is said to have passed by Ryoma.

  • Name: Utagawa (Ando) Hiroshige House Ruins

    A place where a popular ukiyo-e artist lived for about 10 years

  • Name: The birthplace of Edo Kabuki

    The place where Kansaburo Saruwaka of Saruwakaza raised the tower

  • Name: Remains of Kyobashi Daikon Riverside Vegetable Market

    The site of the market that provided vegetables to Edo citizens

  • Name: The main pillar of Kyobashi

    Three stone pillars remain in Ginza and Kyobashi (Kumin Tangible Cultural Property)

  • Name: Main Building of the Bank of Japan (Kanaza Ruins)

    The Historic buildings (National Important Cultural Property) located on the site of the gold coin foundry.

  • Name: The site of Tokiwa Hashikado

    The entrance leading to Nikko Road and Oshu Road

  • Name: Hie-jinja Shrine auxiliary shrine

    A shrine that protects the center of Japan as a town of the Imperial Castle

  • Name: Namishi Inari Shrine

    A shrine with the "protection against misfortune God Ceiling Large Lion" that cuts the waves away from the disaster

  • Name: Teppozu Inari Shrine

    worship hall, votive-offering hall and main hall Co., Ltd. (Tangible Cultural Property)

  • Name: Sugimori Shrine

    A stone monument commemorating the lottery industry is located in the precincts of the shrine (Kumin Tangible Cultural Property).

  • Name: Daikanonji Temple

    The Buddha's head, which is said to have been made in the Kamakura period (Designated Cultural Property, Tokyo)

  • Name: Suehiro Shrine

    A shrine that has been worshiped since the time of Motoyoshihara.

  • Name: Suitengu Shrine

    God who benefits safe delivery, water shortage, water dealership

  • Name: Koami Shrine

    ancient shrine in 530. The god of fortune (Kumin Tangible Cultural Property) who has gathered the faith of the common people

  • Name: Tsukiji Honganji

    main hall is an ancient Indian-style stone structure (nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property)

  • Name: Bank of Japan Main Building

    Architecture designated as one of the 50 Best Building Heritage Sites in Tokyo

  • Name: Luke Chapel and Toysler Memorial Party of St. Luke International Hospital

    Where medical care and prayer come together

  • Name: Nihonbashi, Kyobashi, Ginza Chuo-dori

    The starting point of the five highways in Nihonbashi Japan

  • Name: Tsukuda Island and River City 21

    A city where history and the future intersect

  • Name: Mitsui Main Building and Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store

    The Mitsui Main Building and the Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store, a stage of over-time heavy history and innovation.

  • Name: Ningyocho-dori and amazake Yokocho

    Discover the heart of Ningyocho, a city where the Edo atmosphere and modern are fused.

  • Name: Nihonbashi Seven Lucky Gods (Koami, Tea Tree, Matsushima, Suehiro, Kasama Inari, Sugimori, Takarada Ebisu Shrine, Suitengu)

    A tour of Nihonbashi Seven Lucky Gods, a casual trip to enjoy the atmosphere of Edo downtown.