Toyosaka - Bunkyo City

Name: Toyosaka - Bunkyo City
Address: 1 Chome-8 Mejirodai, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0015, Japan, 112-0015, Japan

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住所：	1 Chome-8 Mejirodai, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0015, Japan
Postal code :	112-0015
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 ,

1 Chome-8 Mejirodai, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0015, Japan

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が	がらん【まこと】“がらん” on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 目白通りの本女から続く坂道で、豊川稲荷の前を通り神田川の豊橋から大熊通りへ続く道。クランクが続く急坂です。この段丘にかかる坂はどれも急坂です。 A slope that continues from the main woman on Mejiro-dori, passing in front of Toyokawa Inari and continuing from Toyohashi on the Kanda River to Okuma-dori. It is a steep slope where the crank continues. All the slopes over this terrace are steep.
w	wataru sadamori on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 目白台に住んだ大町桂月は『東京遊行記』に明治末期このあたりの路上風景を次のように述べている。「目白台に上れば、女子大学校程近し。さきに早稲田大学の辺りを通りける時、路上の行人はほとんど皆男の学生なりしが、ここでは海老茶袴をつけたる女学生ぞろぞろ来るをみるにつけ、云々」今も昔も変わらない風景が思い浮かび面白いです。 Keigetsu Omachi, who lived in Mejirodai, described the street scenery around the end of the Meiji era in "Tokyo Yuuki" as follows. "If you go up to Mejirodai, it's close to a women's college. When you passed around Waseda University earlier, almost all the people on the street were male students, but here all the female students wearing shrimp tea hakama come. To see, and so on. " It's interesting to think of the scenery that hasn't changed in the past.
お	おくまさま on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 目白台の高台から神田川の谷へ降りる途中クランクのある坂道です。坂下に豊川稲荷社があるところから名づけられました。江戸期この一帯は、大岡主膳正の下屋敷でした。坂を下ると神田川にかかる豊橋があり、坂を上ると日本女子大学前に出ます。目白台に住んだ詩人、大町桂月は「東京遊行記」に明治末期このあたりの路上風景を「目白台に上れば、女子大学校程近し。さきに早稲田大学の辺りを通りける時、路上の行人はほとんど皆男の学生なりしが、ここでは海老茶袴をつけたる女学生ぞろぞろ来るをみるにつけ、云々」と述べています。この辺りは、他にも幽霊坂やのぞき坂などいろいろあっておもしろいです。 It is a slope with a crank on the way down from the hill of Mejirodai to the valley of the Kanda River. It was named after Toyokawa Inari Shrine in Sakashita. During the Edo period, this area was the residence of Ooka Shuzensho. If you go down the hill, you will find Toyohashi over the Kanda River, and if you go up the hill, you will come to Japan Women's University. Keigetsu Omachi, a poet who lived in Mejirodai, wrote in "Tokyo Yuuki" about the street scenery around the end of the Meiji era. Almost all the poets on the street are male students, but here we see all the female students wearing shrimp tea skirts coming in, and so on. " There are many other interesting places around here, such as Yuurei Zaka and Nozokizaka.