Remains of Gundai Residence

Beside the police station.

Original Text

There was only a signboard in the space beside the Hisamatsu police station Higashi Nihonbashi police station, just near Asakusa Bashi bridge. The explanation is written in relatively detailed, so you can understand the content if you read it, but it is not a spot that has a lot of highlights just by the signboard without any remnants.

Management of the collection of nengu

Original Text

There is an explanation board next to the police box at Asakusa Bridge, where Edo-dori and Kanda River cross. In the Edo period, there was a Kanto Gundai government house that managed the collection of nengu, flood control, and handling of disputes between the people of the shogunate, which was directly controlled by the Shogunate (Tenryo) in various places such as the Kanto area and the Tokai area. It seems to be the site.

Description board

Original Text

The site of the gundai residence next to Asakusa Bashi bridge in the Kanda Gawa river. In the Edo period, there was a Kanto Gundai government house that managed the collection of nengu, flood control, and handling of disputes between the people of the shogunate, which was directly controlled by the Shogunate (Tenryo) in various places such as the Kanto area and the Tokai area. It seems to be the site. Now there's only a board left.

Kanban だけ

Original Text

It is a signboard with an explanation at the foot of Asakusabashi. It is explained that the place where the Kanto Gundai government house was located, but that was just it.

I'm gonna plant it next to the police box.

Original Text

An explanation board stands so that you can see your face from the cut planting next to the Higashi Nihonbashi police box in the south of Asakusa Bridge over the Kanda River. The words I had heard in the TV historical drama were included. I can't find any remains, but there is a small Asakusabashi Park on the opposite bank, which is derived from the town name of the former Asakusabashi bridge and the stone pillars of the Asakusa Mitsuke site, so besides that.