【東京町探検】木場と洲崎はなぜ「波除碑」の町になったのか｜貯木場跡・旧海岸線・洲崎神社を歩く（Kiba Susaki Seaside town) 木場・洲崎と廃線跡探訪①

This time, we'll walk from Kiba Station to Susaki Shrine, exploring the area around Suzaki, which once faced Tokyo Bay. Kiba developed as a timber yard, Susaki was right next to the sea, and two "wave-breaking monuments" remain. Walking through the town, it becomes clear that this land has both benefited from water and experienced floods throughout its history. In the video, we'll trace the origins of Kiba, the landscape of Susaki, and its history, using Edo-period maps, woodblock prints, and Meiji-era topographic maps. We'll visit the wave-breaking monument at Heikyu Bridge, the memorial tower for war victims, Nitta Bridge, Suzaki Shrine, and other locations, exploring the "memories of the seaside" that remain in the current townscape. Filming Date: April 28, 2026 [This Course: Timeline] 00:00 Opening | Walking from Kiba to Suzaki 01:12 Starting at Kiba Station | The History of Kiba, a Town of Timber Yards 05:18 Kiba and Canals as Seen in Edo Period Cut-Out Maps 09:42 Hirano Bridge | Why Was Susaki Vulnerable to Floods? 13:15 Wavebreak Monument at Heikyu Bridge | Memories of the Seaside Land 16:48 Memorial Tower for War Victims | The Tokyo Air Raids and Susaki 20:35 Gatheria Bio Garden | Fujikura Kiba Millennium Forest 24:50 Nitta Bridge | Waterside Scenery of Susaki 27:15 Wavebreak Monument at Susaki Shrine 31:40 The Bustling Scenery of Susaki as Seen in Woodblock Prints 36:12 What is Tamachan (a term for a woman who married into wealth)? 39:45 Ending | Coastline and Traces of Kiba's Prosperity [Playlist for the Entire Course] Coming Soon [Videos in this Series: "Exploring Kiba, Susaki, and Abandoned Railway Lines"] ▶① Kiba/Susaki (Town of the Wave-Breaking Monument)    • 【東京町探検】木場と洲崎はなぜ「波除碑」の町になったのか｜貯木場跡・旧海岸線・洲崎神...   ② Susaki Red-Light District Ruins (Coming Soon) This is "Tokyo Town Explorer," where we rediscover the history and geography of Tokyo that we often overlook. Subscribe here: http://www.youtube.com/@discovertokyo... #tokyotwnexplorer #kiba #susakishrine #fukagawa #kotoward #historicalwalk