Nihon Tenji Seitei no Chi

Japan Braille enactment

Original Text

This is on the right hand side of Market Bridge Park near Tsukiji Outer Market. There was a monument called "The birthplace of Tokyo Blind School" designed by Josia Condor, who taught Japanese Western architecture at the Institute of Technology in the early Meiji period. It seems that this is also the "place where Japanese Braille was established".

Market Bridge Park にありました

Original Text

Do you know the "place where Japanese Braille was established"? This is "Shichibashi Park" along Namiyo-dori near the Shichibashi intersection at the entrance of Tsukiji Outer Market. In the small park, "the birthplace of Tokyo Blind School and the place where Japanese Braille was established and the monument engraved" is installed. It is said that the predecessor of the University of Tsukuba's Visual Special Support School and the Audio Special Support School was opened in this place, and a monument was built by alumni of both schools. New Imperial Red from India ...

Park の Pianyu に

Original Text

It is a monument in a corner of Ichibashi Park near Tsukiji Market. It is also the site of Tokyo Blind School. The school building was designed by Joshua Condor.

i met him at tsukijisanpo.

Original Text

There are many monuments to the birthplace around Tsukiji. There was a monument with a slightly characteristic font beside Ichibashi Park. It's the birthplace of Tokyo Blind School. Of course, Braille is also included.

It is located in the park near Tsukiji market.

Original Text

Tsukiji is crowded with tourists. There is a stone monument in Ichibashi Park next to the cancer center. It seems that there was a history that a school for the inconvenient in 1880 was built here, and Braille was devised in 1890. The reason why this stone monument was created in cooperation with the alumni to leave its history. It is a red-brown granite stone monument in the shape of a school building.