Fukagawa Jumantsubo
This was an area which was reclaimed using dirt from throughout Edo in 1723, when Senda Shobei applied for development of new reclaimed field land. After being called Jumantsubo, it came to be called Senda Shinden (new Senda land). It is said that at the time it was an unpopular and dreary area.
Nishiki-e and Paintings
名所江戸百景 深川洲崎十万坪
Landmarks around Fukagawa Jumantsubo
Sazaido Kiba Suzaki benzaiten no Yashiro Shrine Sanjusangendo Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine Kameido Zaifu Tenmangu Shrine Mannen-bashi Bridge Umeyashiki Yanagishima Myokendo Temple Azuma-jinja Shrine
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