【BGMVer】 播磨町筋(神戸三宮) 街歩き２K GoProHero11 Walking in “Harimamachidori” Japan
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神戸・旧居留地を南北に走る「播磨町筋」。
明治の開港期に整備された通りで、当時この地に居を構えた播磨国（現在の兵庫県西部）出身の商人たちにちなんで名づけられました。
「通」が東西を、「筋」が南北を走る――
神戸や大阪特有のこの呼び方の中でも、播磨町筋は特に歴史の香りが濃いエリア。
周囲には「旧居留地38番館」や「神戸朝日ビル」など、
異国情緒とモダンさが溶け合う建築が立ち並びます。
Harimacho-suji Street runs north-south through the Old Settlement area of Kobe.
The street was named after the merchants from Harima Province (present-day western Hyogo Prefecture) who settled in the area during the opening of the port in the Meiji Period (1868-1912).
Dori” runs east-west and “suji” runs north-south.
In this way of calling streets unique to Kobe and Osaka, Harimacho-suji is an area with a particularly strong historical flavor.
Surrounding the area are buildings that blend the exotic with the modern, such as the “Old Settlement 38” and the “Kobe Asahi Building.