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紀州街道は、銀行が多い。
しかし、銀行が多いですね。岸和田は相当栄えていたんでしょう。この紀州街道は どうやら大阪中央区の高麗橋から、和歌山に抜けるメイン通りだったんでしょう。東海道と同じような主要道路で、この界隈には”
メンテナンスされてるので 相当お金が出てます。
なんだか、すごく整備されてて 通り沿いの建物もすごくメンテナンスされてるので 相当お金が出てます。やっぱ、一時期の
結構、紀州街道へのアクセスがいい。
でも、この通りはやっぱ、さわれないので 一時の道路がたくさん整備された時期に やっぱ阪和道とかといった道路整備で ちょっと上にメインの車道を作ったて感じです。海岸線には高速もあって この街への
■旧岸和田貯蓄銀行 今は中央会館 レトロ感がいい。
■旧和泉銀行 これ渡辺節さんです。
節さん儲けすぎ・・・。
■旧岸和田貯蓄銀行
大正10年に岸和田貯蓄銀行 が設立し、昭和初期に建築されたと推測される鉄筋コンクリート造1階、外壁はタイル張り、ヨーロピアン調の3つの上心半円アーチが特徴的。現在はかじやまち 岸和田中央商業協同組合 の事務所兼、店舗として活用されています。
■旧和泉銀行
昭和8年に完成 、住友銀行が入店してたこともあり、最後は南大阪信用金庫を最後に 平成16年業務を終えた。今はC,T,L, BANKと称し 関連三社の事務所として使われている。館内は当時のままになってるそうです。
Kishiwada: “Former Kishiwada Savings Bank” and “Former Izumi Bank” on Kishu Kaido There are many bank buildings
Kishu Kaido has many banks.
But there are many banks. Kishiwada must have been quite prosperous. Apparently, this Kishu Kaido was the main street from Koraibashi in Chuo-ku, Osaka to Wakayama. It is a major road similar to the Tokaido, and in this neighborhood there are many traces of “hatago” and inns.
It’s being maintained, so a considerable amount of money comes out.
Somehow, it’s very well-maintained, and the buildings along the street are also well-maintained, so you can make a lot of money. After all, during a period of village revitalization-like regional revitalization movements, he was found in any city, where money fell into the houses and shops along the streets, the roads were cleaned, and the houses were beautifully renovated and maintained. You can tell just by looking at it.
Good access to Kishu Kaido.
However, this street is, after all, untouchable, so at a time when many temporary roads were constructed, it feels like the Hanwa Expressway and other road maintenance projects have just built the main road a little higher. There is also a highway on the coastline, so he has fairly easy access to this town. If possible, isn’t the aim to increase the number of tourists from Kansai International Airport? Well, it’s not better than that, but what do you think…
■ Former Kishiwada Savings Bank
Established by Kishiwada Savings Bank in 1925, the first floor of the reinforced concrete building is presumed to have been built in the early Showa period. It is currently used as an office and store for Kajiyamachi Kishiwada Chuo Commercial Cooperative Association.
■ Former Izumi Bank
It was completed in 1933, and since Sumitomo Bank had moved into it, the Minami-Osaka Shinkin Bank was the last to finish operations in 2004. It is now called C, T, L, BANK and is used as the office of three related companies. The interior appears to have remained the same.
