Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

It is news from Chuo-ku Tourism Association secretariat.

 

As you may have noticed, a new member has been added to the correspondent of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association from April!

In 2010, 35 people, including new members, will be active for one year this year as correspondents of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association! Thank you very much for your cooperation.

And thank you very much for your cooperation to everyone who worked last year.

 

 

Well, what are your activities this year?

A new serialization called "Corresist Visit to Shopping Streets" has started on this blog!

 

This means that a correspondent conducts an assault interview interviews with the chairman of the store association in the city.

　Chuo-ku, the center of commerce, has many lively and lively shopping streets.

Correspondents visit, see, and hear the shopping streets that are loved by the locals, prospered with the residents, and familiar to them. We will cover the lively charm and vitality, special information, etc., and tell them on our blog.

 

We will introduce you to 2-3 shopping streets a month.

I would like to introduce this article.

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　The 1st "Special items are available with professional interests / Tsukiji Outer Market Shopping Street Promotion Association"-Sharaku Sai correspondent

　The 2nd "West Entrance of Daiginza / Nishi Ginza Street Association"- Correspondent, Atsushi Kotobuki

 

Of course, "Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent" I love! " "Chuo-ku," too.

 

 

 

A Tsurubara tunnel, a slide for children to play, and a "Mube shelf" that is not a shaded Fuji shelf.
There is a wooden garden chair on the front of it.
This is the rooftop garden on the 6th floor of St. Luke International Hospital in Akashicho. It also plays a role in promoting greening.
You can see inpatients of wheelchairs and visitors chatting around the garden path, which was skillfully built during planting.

Flowers that add color to the seasons.
I can hear the birds singing.
The lush rooftop garden is also used as a place to refresh inpatients and to meet and talk with their families. It is also a symbol of the hospital that aims to not only treat diseases but also to "heal the heart" of patients.

From the left, <Tsurubara> <clematis> <Hakonesugi>

From the left <Codemari> <sharinbai> <silane>

From the left, <Aberia> <mbe> <Hirado azalea>

 

 

I often see airships anchored on the large grounds of Harumi Wharf recently.

The site of the Tokyo Olympics was scheduled to be used as an airship departure and arrival point in April.

The airship floating softly in the blue sky of May makes you feel relaxed.

The price of the sightseeing flight seems to be reasonable price setting, but it is a late spring afternoon after the dream of the sky while thinking, "Is it meaningful as a luxurious experience?"

 

More Harumi is a rocking basket of an airship

 

 

 

On the right side of the Ningyocho intersection a little toward Horidomecho, there is a modern building and an old-fashioned shop-style shop.

 

 

 

 

 

 This area is a town that was once called [Genyadana]. It is a stage famous for Kabuki's care kyogen, "Kyoho Ukina Yokogushi", that is, "Otomi-san". There is an explanation board indicating the edge of the street.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On the first floor of the building mentioned earlier, a sign indicating the trace of Ningyocho Suehiro, which was here until 1968 (Showa 43), is embedded.

It was a famous vaudeville where Showa masters competed for art. Not only Kabuki and rakugo, but this area is a town that preserves the atmosphere of Edo culture.

It's fun to take a walk while soaking in a little nostalgic mood.

 

 

 

More Walking around Ningyocho's Genji Shop

 

Recently, "power spots" have attracted attention.

Koami Shrine was introduced as the "strong power spot" among the many spots on TV the other day.

Why are you lucky?
I heard that during the Great Kanto Earthquake, Koami Shrine also collapsed.
The predecessor, Miyashi, held his body and evacuated to nearby Shinohashi. It seems that there is a legend that the people who evacuated there in large numbers did not fall off Shin-ohashi Bridge itself and saved it.
Also, during the Great Tokyo Air Raid, Koami Shrine miraculously remained intact while the surroundings became burnt fields.
During the Pacific War, Ujiko, who decided to go to the battlefield as soldiers, received bills at Koami Shrine.
Then ... All the soldiers who received the bills have been returned.
It seems to be crowded for a while due to the influence of TV and magazines ... I hope that all visitors (obey the rules and manners and worship) will be able to receive the blessings ... ... I've been asking!
Speaking of Koami Shrine ... It is also famous for "Photagonal Kagura Hall" and "Doburoku Festival", but there is still a great benefit!

There is also a Mr. Benzaiten, so don't forget to go to visit!

http://www.k2.dion.ne.jp/~ba_cho/7hukujin/nihonbashi-7hukujin/koami.html

Koami Shrine

〒103-0016 16-23, Nihonbashikoamicho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

03-3668-1080

 

More The strongest power spot

 

On a weekday evening, I found a shop that I was worried about walking in Ginza.

"Blue Juice Stand...？」 It was a shop of a genre I've never seen before, so I've never seen before.

Let's go in for now.

 

When you enter, you can see that the smell of the peculiar to vegetables that don't be disappointed.

I'm telling you.

To a woman like a staff member, "Is this a restaurant where you can drink green juice?"

 

When I asked him, "Yes. (Size) size? Do you want to make it small?"

 

To be honest, green juice What I drank Because there was no feeling of "trial things"

 

I'd like a small one. By the way, the large is 500 yen and the small is 250 yen.

(The glass in the photo is small.)

 

"No," I tried to drink it. A bitter liquid throat

I'm passing by. The smell of blue fills the plumpun and the nasal cavity. What is easy to drink?

I can't say very much, but this bitterness is good for my body.

 

It seems that this shop, Ginza, has been doing it for 25 years.

Vegetables called "kale", which is the raw material, are crushed every morning at the shop, so it is very good.

Fresh You can drink green juice from this stand. In the neighborhood during lunch and evening on weekdays

Work It seems that office workers and office workers often visit.

An unexpected spot that gently nestles in a downtown area called Ginza. For the health of the people in this neighborhood

You may be making a small contribution.

Location 1st floor of Taniguchi Building 1-6-7 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (Back of Mizuho Bank)