石川啄木旧居・喜之床跡

It is a place only of the following information boards. Yuuki Yuuki's Kinoko floor old trace Kinotoko Ishikawa Tochigi went to Tokyo after a wandering life in Hokkaido in May 1908 (1908), and was in the red heart (Sekishin) building which was located at the old Kikuzaka town number 82 (5-15 Hongo, the site of the present organo company). I stayed at the same resort relying on Kaneda Kazuyoshi. In just four months, I moved to the room on the third floor, a three-mat room and a half room, in the nearby Niisakaue Taidairakan Villa (now Taieikan). Soon after, as a proofreader at Asahi Shimbun, I got a fixed position, and I rented a section of the newly built barber shop, Kinobedo, which was here, and I started living my whole family after a long time. It was June of 1909 (1909). Fighting life to support the family of five, lamenting at the trouble of the bride and wife, the tired heart became the song of nostalgia. And, in the case of the Great Remorse, we will open our eyes to society. It is said that the best works of Tochigi have been produced, especially in the latter half of the Kinoko period. Two years and two months of life at the Kino Floor, in August of 1894, the sickness of the mother and wife, the sickness of Tochigi himself, the rental house of the Utsuki family of the present Koishikawa 5-11-7 which will be the end of the land I will move to. And eight months later, on 19th April 1912 (1912), the life was closed at the age of 26 years old. Kino Floor (Arai Barber shop) has survived earthquakes and wars since it was built in 1908 (1908), and was the only existing residence in Tokyo related to Tochigi, but it was rebuilt due to the expansion of Kasuga Street. The May 1977 (1978) It was dismantled in the coffin of those who love Tochigi and closed its 70-year history. The old house was relocated to "Meiji village" in 1980 (1980), and remains in its former form. With the help of Mr. Mitsuo Arai, the current owner, a sign was set up here. It's hard to say that Shibumin Village is in love A mountain of interest The river of interest (work of the Kino floor period) -Cultural assets that foster local love October 1992 Bunkyo Ward Board of Education

There is only a guide board on the building wall, there is no shadow. Boarding from June 1909 to August 1911. Relying on Asahi Shimbun Editor-in-Chief Satoshi Kitae, he found a job at the company's proofreader, but did not get out of his poor life. At this time, however, he called his mother Katsu and his wife Setsuko from Hokkaido. It was said that it was a strong request of his wife. In addition, chronic peritonitis developed from around this time. This causes death the following year. Setuko Tsumabiko was forced to relocate to Koishikawa because he fell to an infectious disease. The building that was a barber and boarding house at that time was moved to Meiji Village in Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture.