Willow bridge Traditional Geocache

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Hidden : 12/28/2009
Difficulty:
1.5 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Willow bridge

The willow bridge is located in the mouth of a river part where the Kanda river flows in Sumidagawa, and as for the origin, constructing a bridge is applied for in 1697 (1697) because it is inconvenient, it is permitted, and middle term of Edo and guesswork are completed with the right Mamoru flat in the under gate town (Taito Ward) in [**] [kudayanagihara] towns (Chuo Ward) and opposite banks in 11 next year though it came and went with the ferryboat. The willow bridge geisha becomes a place where the ship hotel of the ship play guest in Sumidagawa represents a lot of Tokyo with Shinbashi as a flower street in those days, and is said that it is assumed to be a boast to stand in the song and the dance unlike the prostitute, and pride was high.

The origin of the name

* 1. Kurahashi of the arrow becomes [yakoreshiro] ([yanoki]) bridge, and, in addition, it becomes a willow bridge.
* 2. It originates in being at the end of [yanagiharatsutsumi].
* 3. It originates the fact that there was a willow tree in the sleeve of the bridge.

There are various opinions, and the truth theory is uncertain.

A present bridge was completed as an earthquake reconstruction effort in 1929(1929) because it became a steel bridge in 1887(1887), and it was burnt down in Great Kanto Earthquake afterwards. It is said that the design of Eitaibashi was taken. It registers as a Chuo Ward inhabitants of a ward material cultural asset in 1999.

The houseboat also moors in surroundings. In the mark in which it looked for cash, isn't it an amusement to take the houseboat while recalling at that time?

The pen doesn't start caching, and have the pen, please.

----- Japanese -----

柳橋

柳橋は神田川が隅田川に流入する河口部に位置する第一橋梁で、その起源は江戸中期、当事は下柳原同朋町（中央区）と対岸の下平右衛門町（台東区）とは渡船で往来していたものの不便な為元禄10年（1697年）に架橋を願い出て許可され翌11年に完成。その頃は隅田川の船遊び客の船宿が多く花街として新橋と共に東京を代表する場所になり、柳橋芸者は遊女と違い唄や踊りで立つ事を誇りとし、プライドが高かったと言われています。

名前の由来は

* 1.矢の倉橋が矢之城（やのき）橋になり、さらに柳橋になる。
* 2.柳原堤の末にあったことに由来する。
* 3.橋のたもとに柳の木があったことに由来する

　など諸説あり、真説は不明です。

明治20年（1887年）に鋼鉄橋になり、その後の関東大震災にて焼失したため震災復興事業として昭和4年（1929年）に現在の橋が完成しました。永代橋のデザインを取り入れたといわれています。 平成11年に中央区区民有形文化財として登録。

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Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Vg yvirf va n erq ubhfr.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)


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