Grave of Eiichi Shibusawa

Eiichi Shibusawa's grave is located on the "Otsu No. 11 1st side" of Yanaka Cemetery from Nippori Station. The portrait of the new 10,000-yen note will be decided, and the 2021 taiga drama will also be broadcast, so recognition may increase and more people may visit the grave. I don't know if it's a coincidence, but Eiichi Shibusawa's death date is November 11, 1931. The number of the graveyard is also one line, so it was a discovery that I thought something was wrong. The second from the left, "Aobuchi," is the grave, but the one next to it was in the middle of construction. I would like to thank this grave when I get close to it, but someone always offers beautiful flowers to the grave. I don't know anyone, but it makes me feel like my heart is washed. I am always grateful for your help.

The front of the grave is the grave of Yoshinobu Tokugawa It seems that it is facing the direction. (Volunteer taught me) It seems that it was a teacher-apprentice relationship. He seems to still love his master even if he dies.

It is located on the east side of Yanaka Cemetery. It's a large and open place, so I think you can find it immediately. I think it will be near from the south exit of Nippori station.

Volunteers from Yanaka Cemetery explained in great detail. I'm a biller, so I've been holding hands for quite some time.

Father of the Japanese economy In addition to becoming 10,000 bills from 2024, he will be drawn in a taiga drama from 2021. Let's go now!