I've been notified of Ginza, but I don't really know which street and how many streets are.
I walked from Ginza 1-chome to 8-chome on the morning of April 29, before the consecutive holidays.
From the police box in Kyobashi, "Ginza Sakura-dori St. is the street leading to the Tokyo International Forum.
The cherry blossoms were scattered, but I decided to come the next opportunity.
The streets of Melsa are Ginza Yanagi-dori St. The ivy in the background grows and feels "purity". If you head toward Tsukiji, you'll be connected to St. Luke's Tower.
There was a sign on Chuo-dori saying, "Pedestrian paradise on May 5 will be canceled." On the day of the event, the Ginza Yanagi Festival will be held.
I found a monument of "Ginza Birthplace" on Chuo-dori.
Matsuya-san's street is "Ginza Marronnier Street" on the Kyobashi side.
Marronnier was inflating the buds of red flowers. During the consecutive holidays in May, it will bloom and be beautiful.
The following street is "Matsuya-dori" toward Ginza 4-chome. dogwood, America.
Ginza 4-chome is Harumi-dori St. Zelkova is planted.
The following street is "Miyuki Street". Hitotsubatago (commonly known as Nanjamonja Tree) was blooming pretty white flowers.
At the intersection of Ginza 6-chome, maple trees are planted.
In Ginza 7-chome, there is Kojunsha-dori, where the Kojunsha-dori building was built as Japan's first business social club.
The next "Hanatsubaki-dori" is "Japanese camellia" and "American dogwood".
Ginza 8-chome is called "Gomon-dori". "Ginza's Yanagi Nisei" is planted.
Passing under the highway, at the end of Ginza 8-chome, there is a "Ginza willow Monument".
It is a song written by Yaso Saijo and composed by Shinpei Nakayama, followed by "planting Ureshiya Ginza Yanagi ...".
This song is ...
You should walk along these streets while enjoying shopping.
Author 24 Ginzo (Ginzo)
