【小平市の歴史】江戸生まれ ドイツ育ち！暴れん坊将軍が作った街？昭和の風景と地獄の通勤ラッシュの変遷

Was Kodaira a city built by the "Abarenbo Shogun"?! 🌾 From the Edo period's new rice paddy development, initiated by Tokugawa Yoshimune's policies, to the formation of a beautiful university town, sometimes called "born in Germany," home to Hitotsubashi University and Tsuda University. We'll also explore the development brought about by the Seibu Line and the accompanying history of the "hellish rush hour commute." We'll unravel the hidden face of Kodaira. ✅ The aftermath of Edo's development, the surprising connection between the formation of Kodaira and Abarenbo Shogun ✅ The surprising background to the Meiji period's civilization and the founding of Ogawa Station ✅ Why is Kodaira called the "Academy Town Born in Germany"? ✅ The development brought about by the Seibu Line and the era of its famous watermelons and sweet potatoes ✅ Hitotsubashi University, Tsuda University, Musabi... The truth behind the university city legend ✅ From a "young" suburb to a mature city. The Evolution of the City Reflected in the Rush Hour Commuter Traffic VOICEVOX: Himari Meimei Subtitle Creation Assistant: Vrew #Showa #Edo Period #Prewar #Seibu Shinjuku Line #Seibu Kokubunji Line #Seibu Tamako Line #Tama Region #Northern Tama #Ogawa Irrigation Canal #Ogawa Station #Kodaira Station #Ome-Kaido Station #Hitotsubashi-Gakuen Station #Takanodai Station #Shinkodaira Station #Hitotsubashi University #Tsuda University #Musashino Art University #Kodaira City #Tokugawa Yoshimune #Tama History #Musashino #Tamagawa Canal #Early Edo Period #Taisho Period