Unfortunately the weather was unfortunate today, but I was a course guide for the first time.
I would like to thank everyone who participated and the shops for their cooperation.
It is a 2-hour course where you walk around four long-established stores in Nihonbashi and Kyobashi, but the shop people will explain well about popular products from the history of the shops and the town, and the participation fee is free However, it was a really fun course with tastings and lots of souvenirs.
The first store went to "Yamamoto-noriten" located opposite Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi. I tasted tidbits laver, seasoned laver, freshly baked laver, fairly high-class laver that cannot be bought by myself, etc. There was a large enclosure jar that used to be stored in a large store that imagined a ship, and there were many things I would not know unless I participated in this course. Because it is a long-established store, I thought it would be difficult to enter the store with a high-class image, but there is also a reasonable laver in the 500s, so we recommend that you stop by when you walk around Nihonbashi.
The second store went to the Yagi Naga Main Store, which is also facing Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi. The 8th president himself explained the old photos of Nihonbashi, and the photo shows a signboard saying "50 sendon, 1 yen set meal" and "A normal meal for 50 sen, if 1 yen, it is quite good I could eat something "and that bonito is actually similar to cheese and is nutritious food. It is especially recommended for elderly people because there are dry foods that are gentle to the body, such as high-quality bonito, konbu, sesame, etc.
The third store went to "Senbikiya" in Kyobashi. At the store, you will explain the delicious parts of fruits and the history of shops and towns, move inside the store and have delicious mixed juices, and all single-letter fruits such as "peach" and "pear" come from China. It was interesting to explain that there were many fruit shops to be approached by women such as Yoshiwara and Shimbashi. There are plenty of fruits as well as lunch, cake and ice cream, so it is especially recommended for women.
The fourth store went to Moriichi in Kyobashi. Although it is a large stationery shop, Tatamiya was born in 1872, and started stationery and San in Kyobashi from 1906, developed collaborative products with various companies, and created products that Moriichi thought about. And convenient products carefully explained. There are some stationery, such as Japanese-style ballpoint pens and brush pens, which are perfect for souvenirs from foreign countries. If you like stationery, we recommend that you stop by along with a pilot pension that is opposite.
I realized again that long-established stores offer good things and attract people, so I can continue to be popular for many years. The town walking course is held from August to October, and you can check the course and dates on the website of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association, so we recommend that you participate.
↓I'm very happy.
