I look forward to this event every year.
After all, as the title suggests, cultural events are held in various places in Chuo-ku, and the whole ward becomes a museum!
From the old days of Edo to the present, Chuo-ku has always been the center of Japan, carefully preserving tradition, but is at the forefront of the times.
On the day, not only the main ones, but also city walking tours such as Ginza, Nihonbashi, Tsukiji, etc., a tour of the Bank of Japan head office, and a tour of the gallery in Ginza.
There are plenty of concerts, rickshaw experiences, "Navel Exhibition" introducing the industry in the city at the Harumi Flower Festival, and a meeting of Yagenbori talks.
In addition, on this day, free buses and ships will operate, and the Edo bus of the community bus will be free to enjoy Chuo-ku plenty.
It's a big stomach in Chuo-ku! I'm going to scream without thinking.
This is perfect for those who want to participate in events in Ginza and Nihonbashi, but also want to go to Harumi.
I especially recommend a free boat with three courses
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On the Akashicho Waterside Line Tour Route and the Hakozaki / Harumi Route, you can see Rainbow Bridge and Skytree from a great place, and if the weather is fine, it is best!
On the Nihonbashi tour route, it is a great opportunity to see the roads and bridges that you usually walk from above the water.
In the Edo period, it was actually used as an important water transport, so it may be a good idea to think about that era.
Most of the events that still have many are free (some are charged), but some require reservations in advance, buses and ships also have time to operate, so the Marugoto Museum 2012 website Please see the news of the ward dated October 21, detailed pamphlets distributed at ward facilities, etc.
Looking at the pamphlet and thinking about where to go, I'm excited now!
