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Measures just before the 17th Chuo-ku Tourism Test! Here are some of the past questions that are replaced by "Tsutashige"! [Final version]

NHK Taiga drama series "Berabo-Eikano Yume Story" has finally started! In the first broadcast (1/5), he came up with the publication of "Hosomi Yoshiwara" (Yoshiwara's guidebook), and in the second (1/12), Gennai Hiraga wrote the preface of "Hosomi Ohmi Edo" in the third edition (1/19), Shigemasa Kitao wrote an illustration of his life as Yashige. I'm looking forward to every Sunday from now on! By the way, this blog, which is the second blog in January, last year's November and December blog "A must-see for everyone planning to take the test! ? The 17th Chuo-ku Tourism Certification "Tsutashige" Expectation Problem was created! (Part 1/Part 2) As an extra edition (final version), I would like to introduce a total of 26 questions related to Tsutashige (1st to 15th exam questions). In the past, the previous two questions were "Juzaburo Tsutaya" or "Koshodo" in the question sentence (7 questions), but further expanded the scope to "Yoshiwara where Tsutashige was born and raised" And "People who worked with Tsutashige". In addition, bold and underlined test questions are attached to places where New River is the point. In addition, the answers to each question were summarized at the end of all the questions, and the trends in past questions were analyzed. Well, it's been about 10 days before the exam. We hope that this blog will be used for the last driving and checking the level of understanding.

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2025.1.20 15:00
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[Information on Sake Events] "Traditional sake brewing" UNESCO Intangible Cultural Property registration memorial! "The 1st Premium Japanese Sake Festival in Nihonbashi" will be held on Friday, February 7 and 8 (Sat) at KABUTO ONE in Nihonbashikabutocho!

"New River" is a correspondent starting from "Shinkawa". Speaking of "Shinkawa", sake. During the Edo period, sake (sake) made in Itami and Nada was transported to Edo by a barrel boat, and the place where it was unloaded was Shinkawa. Shinkawa is still dotted with offices of sake wholesalers and sake makers, and it shows the bustle of those days at the Reitaisai festival of Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine and the Taru Sake Festival. So, the first blog of the New River in 2025 will be a guide to the 1st Premium Japanese Sake Festival in Nihonbashi, which will be held next month in Nihonbashikabutocho, close to Shinkawa.

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2025.1.12 15:00
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