Shibusawa Eiichi Statue

Sibusave Aiti Memorial

Original Text

The monument to the famous economic reformer, "the father of Japanese capitalism" Sibusave Eiti (1840-1931) is installed next to the Tokyo Bridge.

Changpanqiao Park に Liつ Bronze Statue

Original Text

It is a statue standing in Tokiwabashi Park in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. During the war, it seems that it was removed for metal collection. The current statue was rebuilt in 1955.

Great な Professionist

Original Text

This is a magnificent statue of Eiichi Shibusawa standing in Tokiwa Park (in front of Tokiwabashi Bridge). (Behind the Bank of Japan) Eiichi Shibusawa is called the father of the Japanese economy and is involved in the establishment of more than 500 companies such as the Daiichi National Bank (currently Mizuho), the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Tokyo Gas, Imperial Hotel, and Kirin Beer, the first bank in Japan. It is said that he was a big businessman.

I passed by.

Original Text

It's great! It was cold so there was no one around, I didn't notice it was in this place all the time, so I went because it was a good opportunity.

New banknote の Yan

Original Text

I felt that this was the person who would be the next banknote. A statue stood in the redevelopment area of Tokiwabashi.