Map of #関東大震災
List of #関東大震災(62)
#auto-translate Ke-sh...
#auto-translate Ke-shima Lighthouse Keio The construction of a Western-style lighthouse began in 2 years and 2 years with the Edo Convention. This Jogashima lighthouse has also absorbed n...
wawa (2019/06/02)
#auto-translate Kanar...
#auto-translate Kanari Shrine Honden Koto-ku Designated Tangible Cultural Property (Building) Kiba 2-18 8 1 2 2 7 8 Dec. 2004 Designated Prosperity Inari Shrine is designated as a treasur...
wawa (2019/05/19)
#auto-translate Izumi...
#auto-translate Izumibashi Izumibashi southwest children's amusement park This bridge is called Izumibashi. It is said to be a nickname because it is built on the street in front of T...
wawa (2019/04/04)
#auto-translate Hara ...
#auto-translate Hara Dode Yanagihara Dote Nishida is a bridge from Asakusa Bridge to the east, with a length of ten chains (about one and a kilometer) continuing to the east of Edo Meisho...
wawa (2019/04/04)
#auto-translate Rusat...
#auto-translate Rusato Kojima Elementary school in Tokyo in the middle of a small island held in the middle of the city lightly lit ~ Healthy knowledge of the world Letters Nozomi is a hi...
wawa (2019/04/01)
#auto-translate When ...
#auto-translate When the Edo Shogunate, the birthplace of the clothing retailer town, was opened in the year 1595 to 1615, construction of the Kanda River was carried out and a bank was b...
wawa (2019/04/01)
#auto-translate Bridg...
#auto-translate Bridge Chuo-ku Citizens Cultural Property Location (Kandagawa) Chuo-ku Higashi Nihonbashi 2-chome Taito-ku Yanagibashi 1-chome Yanagibashi is the first bridge located in t...
wawa (2019/03/25)
#auto-translate This ...
#auto-translate This temple, which is derived from Tokyo Metropolitan Remembrance Hall, was built after the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923 (1923), as a temple to put the remains of the di...
wawa (2019/03/24)
#auto-translate Tokyo...
#auto-translate Tokyo Metropolitan Reconstruction Memorial Hall The Earthquake Reconstruction Memorial Hall is in August 1951 to communicate the damage and misery of the Great Kanto Earth...
wawa (2019/03/24)
#auto-translate E-jin...
#auto-translate E-jinja Shrine, Tokyo, Sumida-ku, Sumida-ku, Higashi-Komagata, 1-chome, 18th-hundred-hundred-hundred-hundred-years-old, the sound of a thousand and a dozen years from now ...
wawa (2019/03/24)
#auto-translate Tanak...
#auto-translate Tanaka Prize 2000 Civil Engineering Association Shimbun Circle Walk Civil Engineering Award Tanaka Prize (Heisei 11 Award Category) Award Bridge Name Shinko Circle Walk So...
wawa (2019/03/09)
#auto-translate Ming ...
#auto-translate Ming Kenji 9 (16 mini), Owari clan Lord Tokugawa Yoshinobu Lin Road Spring (Luozan) and start building Shishiten in Ueno Shinogawa hill. When suffering from the disaster o...
wawa (2019/02/12)
#auto-translate Histo...
#auto-translate Historic site Yushima Shrine YUSHIMA SEIDO Confucius Temple, Shrine mausoleum and Shangpyeongsaka school site ruin SHRINE OF CONFUCIUS, SHRINE OF SHINNO AND THE SITE OF SH...
wawa (2019/02/12)
#auto-translate Bridg...
#auto-translate Bridges bordering from Taita-ku town name Bojo-joke town and Saadouki-machi town Kanda river lead to Nakasendo and many traveling horses have been established from the beg...
wawa (2019/02/11)
#auto-translate Tokai...
#auto-translate Tokaido Ieyasu was born in Musashi country, Edo which opened the shogunate in Edo and started town development in Kanda · Nihonbashi · Kyobashi as well as making it the ce...
wawa (2019/02/11)
#auto-translate Origi...
#auto-translate Origin of the military pond and Kato mountain This pond and Tsuyama are Tokyo Metropolitan Matsuzawa Hospital. (In Tokyo Taisho Fujikamo Hospital moved from this former To...
wawa (2019/01/06)
#auto-translate Image...
#auto-translate Image sculpture "Lampai" Kitanimasa Nishimaki Bronze Statue "Todai (Lighthouse)" Located in Chuo-ku Ginza 4-chome No. 1 No. 2 Seiya bridge park 12, Gin...
wawa (2018/10/12)
#auto-translate It wa...
#auto-translate It was made as the back gate of the Onsenji Zojoji (Tokugawa family Bodaiji), but since it was solely used when the Shogun worshiped, it came to be called "The Gate&q...
wawa (2018/07/29)
#auto-translate Maeda...
#auto-translate Maeda Family Main Building Important Cultural Property (Building) Yuu Magazine Only Location Higher Eighteenth Half of Komaba Meguro Ward August 7, designated Heisei era M...
wawa (2018/07/14)
#auto-translate Maeda...
#auto-translate Maeda Family Main Building Important Cultural Property (Building) Yuu Magazine Only Location Higher Eighteenth Half of Komaba Meguro Ward August 7, designated Heisei era M...
wawa (2018/07/14)
#auto-translate Kawag...
#auto-translate Kawagashi bridge overpass bridge monument Hikaruwa Hashi The bridge here was a steel bridge with a length of 28.17 m and a width of 13.37 m (steel simple Warren truss brid...
wawa (2018/07/02)
#auto-translate Histo...
#auto-translate History of Yasuda Gardens In the Genroku Year (1688 - 1703), the brother of Kushonchoin (Keishoin) who is the living mother of Tokugawa Five General Shogun Tsunoshichi, th...
wawa (2018/07/02)
#auto-translate Odawa...
#auto-translate Odawara castle Odawara castle from modern era The Odawara castle became abandoned in 1870 and in 1818 (1901) a palace was built in Ninomaru it was done. However, in the Gr...
wawa (2018/06/20)
#auto-translate Desig...
#auto-translate Designated Important Cultural Property · National Designation Historic Site Former Yokohama Masayuki Bank Head Office Main Building The old building part facing the Basham...
wawa (2018/06/05)
#auto-translate Zhuji...
#auto-translate Zhuji Temple Setagaya-ku Designated Tangible Cultural Property (Building) Honkyama Myokoji is a temple of Luohuan main stream opened in Edo Yanaka Shimizu Town in 16th yea...
wawa (2017/12/17)
#auto-translate The B...
#auto-translate The Buddhist priest (Jodo sect) The temple was founded in Yushima by the first-person of Keicho (156) honorary speakers, but moved to Asakusa with the big fire of the cale...
wawa (2017/12/17)
Monument to the Tokyo...
Monument to the Tokyo earthquake
On September 1st 1923, huge earthquakes rocked Tokyo and more than thirty thousand people took refuge in the Botanical Gardens. Most of them could find s...
gotosheng (2016/12/19)
