Tokyo Stroll Supplement: Nihonbashi North

This page indexes, contains corrections and has additions to the Nihonbashi North chapter of Tokyo Stroll.

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Bank of Japan / Nippon Ginkō: Tokyo Stroll page 252

Bank of Japan Currency Museum / Nippon Ginkō Kin’yū Kenkyūjo Kahei Hakubutsukan: Tokyo Stroll page 250

Bunmeidō: Tokyo Stroll page 247

Chikusen: Tokyo Stroll page 250

Edoya: Tokyo Stroll page 255

Fukuda Inari Jinja: Tokyo Stroll page 254

Fukutoku Jinja: Tokyo Stroll page 250

Hanashō: Tokyo Stroll page 254

Ibasen: Tokyo Stroll page 250

Kanmo: Tokyo Stroll page 246

Kawashima Kami Ten: Tokyo Stroll page 254

Kite Museum / Tako no Hakubutsukan: Tokyo Stroll page 244

Kiya: Tokyo Stroll page 247

Mitsui Memorial Museum / Mitsui Kinen Bijutsukan: Tokyo Stroll page 252

Mitsukoshi: Tokyo Stroll page 251

Muro Ichi Ramen: Tokyo Stroll page 246

Muromachi Sunaba: Tokyo Stroll page 253

Nihonbashi: Tokyo Stroll page 241

Nihonbashi Benmatsu: Tokyo Stroll page 246

Nihonbashi Fish Market Monument / Nihonbashi Uoichiba Hasshō no Chi-hi: Tokyo Stroll page 244

Nihonbashi Information Center: Tokyo Stroll page 247

Nihonbashi Saruya: Tokyo Stroll page 246

Ninben Nihonbashi: Tokyo Stroll page 247

Ozu Washi: Tokyo Stroll page 254

Suginomori Jinja (椙森神社)
[East of the area in the Nihonbashi North Detail 1 map]

One of the oldest shrines in Tokyo, held to be roughly 1,000 years old. In the Edo Period this was one of three lottery shrines in the city, lotteries were done here to raise funds for the shrine. This is a stop on the local Shichifukujin pilgrimage as Ebisu is enshrined here. EVENTS:The Ebisugami Festival is held in October. The shrine is also noted for its reitaisai, or grand festival, held every three years, 2018, 2021, etc., when a 1.4 ton mikoshi is carried through the streets. There is a regular annual festival held on varying days in May.

Taimeiken: Tokyo Stroll page 244

Takarada Ebisu Jinja: Tokyo Stroll page 254

Tenmo: Tokyo Stroll page 253

William Adams’ House Memorial / Miura Anjin Kyū Kyo Ato: Tokyo Stroll page 245

Yagichō: Tokyo Stroll page 245

Yamamoto Nori Ten: Tokyo Stroll page 245

Yūbendō: Tokyo Stroll page 245

Zōhiko: Tokyo Stroll page 250