Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

On the 5th, when the major holidays were two days left, I went to a public bath with thought.

When I was a child and when I was a student, I went to a public bath for the first time in a long time.

The first place I went to was "World Yu" in Ningyocho.

It has an atmosphere that blends into the surrounding houses, which is likely to be overlooked if inadvertently.

I went immediately after the store opened, but there were already about 15 customers.

There was also a watch stand, and I remembered the public bath where I was a child.

There was a picture of Mount Fuji, an old weight scale, and a small Japanese-style garden, so I missed it for the first time.

There are two baths, one is somewhat deep and cannot sit inside.

The temperature was 44 degrees and it was hot for me. After all, Edokko likes to be hot.

In the coming season, it would be nice to have a cup at amazake Yokocho after a bath and cool down.

Where shall I go next?

On the afternoon of a sunny holiday in May
From the top of Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge (a little near Tsukuda Island)
Over the Chuo-ohashi Bridge
It is scheduled to open on May 22.
Tokyo Sky Tree
Looking at it...

You know
Designed by Reiji Matsumoto
The water bus "Himiko" is available.
I came here by kicking the water of the Sumida River, which was muddy by rain.

As if you were
It seemed to come from the Sky Tree.

That's not the case.

Anyhow,
Super high-rise radio towers and
Stylish diagonal bridge
And the combination of spaceships,
As a view from Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge.
In addition to the Hundred Views of Chuo-ku
Isn't it okay?

The wind across the Sumida River is also pleasant during this season.

H24.5.5 "Shintomiza Children's Kabuki" was held at Tepposhu Inari Shrine Kagura Hall.

The program

Mouth
Kotobuki-style Sanbaso
A place where the five Shiranami men of Inasegawa are aligned

　　Intermission: Lottery Competition

Yoshitsune Senbonzakura Mt. Yoshino

The children showed off the results of their hard work and worked hard.　

Adults of staff also support as much guidance, backside, planning, public relations, etc. as possible.
The audience full of the precincts was also very excited with their full support.

It goes without saying that sponsors also supported lottery products and children's Kabuki so that they can be sustained, and it became an event that further strengthened local unity and bonds.

I would like this kind of project to be expanded more and more.
It was a fun day.

Harumi Triton Square's annual event, Harumi Triton Square, will be held soon.

This event was held.

Flea markets and food stalls

For events for children

Presentations by local people

It is characterized by a wide variety of features.

It's good to be blown by the wind of Harumi with a leisurely beer in hand.

It's also good to return to your childhood with the Sentai Hero Show.

I think I can refresh myself.
The other day, when I got a flyer, I headed to Triton Square, and the flowerbed was in full bloom.
Dimorphoseka of the Asteraceae family (Purple Asteraceae flower), Aemone, Lananculus, arrowwheel, etc. 　

 The Spring Festival is scheduled to be held from May 11th to 13th.

"Ise Sekiya" is located at 3-2-16 Nihonbashi Muromachi.

The main store is located in front of the outer shrine of Ise-jingu Shrine.

Ise's specialty, Sannomiya Abalone, abalone steak, etc. are on sale.

I purchased 1,260 yen of "Abalone Rice" for 3 rice cooker. Shiitake mushrooms, bamboo shoots, warabi, carrots, etc. are seasoned with soy sauce, mirin and brewed vinegar.　The abalone 25g is separately packaged, sliced and packaged separately. I cooked rice with "glutinous rice".　I would like to express my impressions after the meal, this was very delicious and it was very popular with my son and couple.

The official name of the company is Sekiya Foods Co., Ltd.

Phone: 03-3246-1163. Try it

The festival season has come to Chuo-ku. In the midst of this major holiday, the annual festival of [Tetsugansu Inari Shrine] was held from 1st to 5th.

I visited the shrine on the morning of the first day. There was little sign of the festival yet, and some locals could be seen in the quiet precincts. From now on, I will gradually get excited and feel that I will continue to aim for "carrying of miniature shrines" and "Dedicated Children's Kabuki" in the second half.　

In the next park, a mikoshi of Miyamoto (Minato 1-chome, 2-chome town association) was enshrined in Kariya and could be seen waiting for the turn.

It is a fine portable shrine made in 1936, made by Gyotoku and the 15th Shukei Asako.
I'm sure you're proud of the town.　

I received a brochure. I thought it was "Oh," because it was written as "Reitaisai festival in 2011", but there was a notice inside, "It was issued on March 6, last year, but the festival was postponed due to the Great East Japan Earthquake and it was stored. It will be reused to avoid wasting resources." I understand. Once again, the thoughts of the people involved in this year's festival have been conveyed.

According to tradition, the history of this shrine can be traced back to the Heian period. There were a number of changes, and in the early Edo period, it was transferred to a place close to the current location in 1624 (Kanei Gen). Looking at the old map at that time, it is certainly marked as "Inari" at a location slightly far from the current location. If you look at the sea from Inari Shrine, Edo Bay would have spread besides Tsukuda Island.　

In this era, this area was a place for unloading goods from the top and various places, and it was crowded with the religion of those who wished for the safety of shipping.

In the old figure above, [Inaribashi] is written near the shrine. Now a small stone pillar is left around the reclaimed moat. It was a time to touch such nostalgia, where you could hear the passage of boats and the cheers of people from the past.