location of MIDORI of the movie version "The trip of the selling flowers"

ASAKUSA

This is the Midori house.
In the Midori house, the movie and the original Manga, it is "Asakusa".


If you walk from Ueno to Asakusa without taking a subway,
you can watch the row of houses along a "Shitamachi"street which seems to a Mirodi house.

The right is an internal photograph of the houses of Midori.
The model of the size of the original is seen in "EDO-TOKYO MUSEUM".


It is the neighborhood of the station of Asakusa here.
It was called "Asakusa Rokku".
The place that is prosperous by a movie and a play.
There was the "Misemonogoya", too.
The orange tower is "Asakusa Jyunikai"appearing in the novel of Ranpo Edogawa.
However, in 1923, it has been broken by the Great Kanto Earthquake(Kanto-Daishinsai).
However, the town where Asakusa is still attractive.
There are many people coming in Temple:"Senso-ji".


This says a "ghost chimney(Obake Entotsu)".
There was in the east of Nippori in old days.
There is not it anymore now.


One?, two?,three or Four？...
Because the number of chimneys changed, it was called a ghost chimney.
In 1953, director Heinosuke Gosyo filmized it in Sin-Toho and studio 8.
(A cinema title："Entotsu no mieru basyo" The place where the chimney is seen.)

It seems to be exhibited inTepco Asakusa-kan.

UENO,YAMANOTE LINE

This is old Ueno station and the neighborhood of "Ueno-koen".
There is a police box in the lower right of the left photograph,
as for this, there is a police box(Koban) at this position now too.


The left photograph is a basement of Ueno Station.
The decorated round window has a feature in the Ueno Station basement of now.
The Japanese walked in old days.
midori walks for selling flowers from Asakusa to the bottom of the bridge(Gadoshita) of
the track of the Yamanote Line.
When you walk the foot of the track of Yamanote Line,
you can watch the pillar of the bridge of the brick such as the left photograph.
The trace of an illegal の poster torn off is common in all ages.


When you walk the "Gadoshita" of Yamanote Line, or the back alley for the blue part of the map,
you find it, a bar of outdoors:"Akatyochin""Yakitori-ya""Nomiya", and an old wooden house, and the proletariat people.

GINZA,NIHONBASHI

The night town which comes out to the prologue of the movie.
You can look at the bridge of the Europe, many places of Nihonbashi or in Ginza.
The shop of the French cake that there is the central photograph from the Taisho era： Ginza-Colombin.
There is not the window such as the photograph now.However, Colombin is still open.
The clock tower(right photograph) is 4, Ginza crossing(Ginza Yontyome Kousaten).
It become Wako Building, but the feature of the clock is still left now.

It is hard to walk from Nippori of the upper map to Shimbashi,
but walking is possible if it is only a blue zone of one.

The opening of the movie. And The child of both sexes:Mr.&Ms. kanabun scene where a neck goddamn extends.
In these music, "Geza-Ongaku" of "Kabuki" is taken in.
"Kabukiza" is near from Ginza.

KIRYU

The deserted scenery of others went to the location in Kiryuu-shi, Gunma.
<*But a stage of the original Mangas is not Kiryuu.>
The one of the Japanese representative countries:"Inaka" is Kiryuu.
It is decadence. It is really quiet. The mysterious space where time stood still.
The strange old Japanese house which is behind her when Midori runs around at the last.
The entrance of the town of Kiryuu： The Shinkiryu station arrives if you get on a limited express train
in Tobuisesaki-Line from Asakusa for 1 hour 30 minutes.
You must be shocked when you arrived at the station of Shinkiryu.
You will be surprised.
"This is a town of the last scene of MIDORI!"
As for thedeath lullaby of the director Hiroshi Harada, it is photographed in Kiryuu too.

Others

In Japan, there is a labyrinth more legendary than ancient times in each place.
"Yhara no Yabushirazu" or "Fuji no jyukai".
The person loses the exit if person enter there.
The sense of direction is paralyzed.
And he dies before long in a maze.
The traveler must never approach the danger area.