Matsuchiyama Shodengu Temple / Imado-bashi Bridge
Matsuchiyama is a small hill located in the present day Sumida Park, which provides views of Mt. Tsukuba to the East and Mt. Fuji to the west. It is said this hill was used as a guide for ships coming into port before Honjo, Fukagawa and other areas were landfilled, and the land from here was used to construct Nihonzutsumi. Shoten-gu is enshrined on top of the hill, and had a strong following from shops and the pleasure quarters. The Imado-bashi Bridge that is at the bottom of the hill spans the lowest course of the Sanya-bori Moat and connects present day Asakusa 7 chome and Imado 1 chome. The area under the bridge was bustling with ships travelling between Yoshiwara.
Nishiki-e and Paintings
〔江戸高名会亭尽〕 今戸橋之図
今戸橋真乳山
晴嵐 (待乳山)
[富士筑波隅田川の圖]
江戸名勝図会 真乳山
名所江戸百景 真乳山山谷堀夜景
東都名所 真土山之図
Other Materials
Landmarks around Matsuchiyama Shodengu Temple / Imado-bashi Bridge
Saruwaka-cho Mimeguri Inari no Yashiro Shrine Sumida-gawa River Senso-ji Temple Hashiba / Imado Azuma-bashi Bridge Koumezutsumi Nihonzutsumi Asakusa okuyama Shin Yoshiwara