Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

It is a familiar scenery for those who work in Ginza and those who live nearby, but for those who do not know the night view of Ginza, we captured Ginza from around 9:20 pm to around 10:00 pm on the camera.

I didn't know the night view of Ginza until a while ago.

This photo shows the person who is blowing saxophone in front of Matsuzakaya.

People passing by, people stopping and listening ... people who can talk ...

He was blowing while having fun with Mike on in the night town.

　　　　　　　　　　   

I captured the scenery of Ginza 4-chome to 6-chome in the camera.　

I took pictures of old streetlights and the top of a relatively classic building.

On Chuo-dori, it seems that the building was restricted to be up to the 10th floor by the "Hyakushaku method", but now a slightly higher building seems to be built. 　

　　　　　 　　

It's near Ginza 4-chome intersection.

The lighting is shining brightly.

Ginza says, "When do you sleep?" ・It's shining brightly until all the time.

　　　　　　

 

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

　This is a new streetlight on Ginza Street this year.

I didn't notice it during the day, but the pillars also had light bulbs and glowed brightly.

There was a clock just beyond the telephone pole, and the date and time were reflected in detail below it.

　　　　　　　　　　　　

 

 

 

 Thursday, May 27　　A lecture on adult guardianship system was held at Nihonbashi Public Hall.

 

 The old people were listening eagerly.

 

 

 

 

 

 There are two adult guardianship systems.

 

    1 “Statutory Guardianship System” 

                                ①Guardianship

                               ②"Hosa,"

                               ③"Auxiliary"

      2. Voluntary guardianship system                        　　　　I'll break up with you 

 　　

It seems that you can choose depending on the degree of your judgment ability.

It seems that there are some "cumbersome", but I also realized that it was "a system to protect my own rights."

When I stopped and looked back on the life I had walked so far, and when I set guidelines for my future life, I thought it was a wise way to use this system.

 

My older friend is still very energetic, but I'm asking me. You should do it yourself as much as possible. But in any case, please.' Anxiety of getting older, remnants of leaving behind in case of emergency, etc.

It's a way to walk someday, but now it's something I don't want to think much.

 

 This is an easy-to-understand brochure.

 

6/23 (Wednesday) at the ward office

It seems that a lecture related to this time will be held.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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They are walking around Chuo-ku.

 

"This road is a steep climb, but what a slope is it?"

"This is just going up to the bridge, so I don't say it's a hill."

"Yes. This area is relatively flat, so there seems to be no slope."

"Yes. There's no reason.

　　　　　Look, "Fuji Misaka" and "Shiomizaka" are classics everywhere in Tokyo.

　　　　　I saw Mount Fuji in the distance and looked down at the sea."

"Ah, that's right,"

　　　　He said that he opened a guidebook that he brought for a walk.

She said, "Ah, the slope isn't written."

 

"It's strange. I'm going up to high-rise buildings and getting off at underground stations.

　　　　I felt like there was a hill, but what about it?"

"Speaking of that, since it was an area developed and expanded by landfills since the Edo period.

　　　　I wonder if it's the basic way."

　　　　I also take out the map that was thrown into the backpack.

　　　　They check every corner while tracing the road with their fingers.

 

"It's true! There are no slopes in Chuo-ku."

 

 

 

On May 23 (Sun), we participated in the "Chuo-ku Forest Experience Tour".

The ward has been supporting forest conservation activities in the forest [Chuo-ku Forest] in Hibara-mura, Nishitama-gun, Tokyo since 2018.

 

Trees are planted in plots without trees.

In heavy rain, we break up into groups and climb.

Because of the strong rain legs, I was prepared to prevent rain from entering my neck.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1 Experience of tree planting.

 

The height of 2 meters in yamazakura in the third year

I dug 40cm in diameter and 30-40cm in depth.

 

We plant bamboo together to support young cherry blossoms.

 

 

 

2 In the charcoal grilling experience, charcoal was served.

 

The charcoal from the kiln is bright red, beautiful red.

Cover it with soil and cool it to make it usable charcoal.

 

The tools used to get out of the kiln are about 3m, and it is difficult to balance.

 

 

 

 

  3 Thinning work experience

 

Because of the heavy rain, everyone is visiting from the charcoal hut.

Three junior high school students were very active.

 

Place a rope on the top of the cut tree, and put a saw and a saw at the base. If you fall down, pull the rope.

 

 

 

In the descent, the mountain road is too muddy and slips just by dropping your feet.

The people of the forest conservation organization went ahead several places, stretched ropes, and avoided slipping, helping everyone descend.

 

Both children and adults showed us how people were seriously working to preserve the forest.

The cherry blossoms will also have a strong root next year.

If possible, I would like to participate next year and see the cherry blossoms.

In addition, it seems that there is also a "Chuo-ku Forest Experience Tour" in the fall.

 

 

 The map is from the pamphlet of the Environment Department.

 

 

 

 

 

We would like to inform you of the special night project that you learned when you had a meal at the Faro Shiseido Lounge.

A special screening of "Ginza 100 Years" and "WOMAN" will be held only for two nights.

"Ginza 100 Years" Director Yukio Tomisawa About 30 minutes in 1967

A semi-documentary film that compactly summarizes the 100 years of the city of Ginza, which has been reconstructed after overcoming three major disasters.　Introducing the transformation of Ginza from Meiji period to the 1960s.

"WOMAN" Director Koto Nagata About 15 minutes in 2007

A short film that shows the present of Ginza.

The discovery of real silver bras and famous historical Ginza stores and famous places will also appear.

　　　　　Date and time　　：　　　　　Friday, May 28 Saturday, May 29

　　　　　Screening time　：　　　18:30-19:15　

　　　　　　　　　　　　　 　　2nd 19:30-20:15

　　　　　　　　　　　　   　　3rd 20:30-21:15

　　　　

　　　　　Location　：　　　7-5-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (Ginza Namiki-dori St., 2nd floor of Shiseido Headquarters Building)　

                               　　　　　　　　　Telephone 03-3571-0401  

　　　　　Costs　：　　　Free of charge

　

 

 

Is the Tokyo Sky Tree, which is under construction in Narihirabashi, approaching 400m soon?

Let's walk in search of the tree seen from the Chuo-ku side.

Considering the distance, first go to Ryogoku Bridge.

Please see the first image from the northern corner of Nishibashi packed.

 

Next, let's get off to the Sumida River Terrace.

If you look up from the lower side of Ryogoku Bridge, it looks like this.

I'll try to expand it a little.

 

I walk toward Shinohashi, but I can't see it hidden in buildings on the opposite bank.

 

After passing the bridge, I could see it from around the curve.

Let's take two shots of chotted!

 

 

Take a look at the fire boats at Nihonbashi Fire Station and go to Kiyosu Bridge.

The tree can be seen from the northern end of Kiyosu Bridge, but it is enlarged and copied from the middle of the bridge full of the territory of Chuo-ku.

 

Next, head to the Sumida River Ohashi.

Here, too, it expands from the border of the ward (Sumida River Ohashi center) and captures the Sky Tree over Kiyosu Bridge.

 

Next, cross the Nihonbashi River and go to Eitai Bridge.

Let's go to the center of the bridge and catch the tree from within the ward.

Thanks to you, I was able to do good exercise for about an hour.　

Everyone, please try it.