On October 27, we enjoyed walking from Tsukuda to Chuo-ku. The materials at hand were leaflets for Autumn Ginza and Nihonbashi events, treasure hunts, etc. That's right! Let's go shopping today! I thought about it.
At Tsukuda's Tsukudaniya "Genda Nakaya Tsukuda", a wonderful landlady greeted me with a smile today. Today, for the first time, I purchased a pine nuts called "Matsumi Raku" and Tsukudani seasoned with kelp.
After reading the explanation board of the historic sites, we headed from Chuo-ohashi Bridge to Hatchobori. The Sumida River has a sister river tie-up with Seine. I remember the statue placed in the middle of Chuo-ohashi Bridge and the message under the personal name of Jack Sirak below it. After all, I once again thought that it was important to interact at the citizen level. Many people were taking a fun walk around Chuo-ohashi Bridge. The Tokyo Sky Tree from here is also nice to see.
At Hatchobori, "Nishi Hatchobori Aoyagi", a member of the Kazuo Confectionery Cooperative in Chuo-ku, purchased two "Denka Nadai Kikunaka". He told us that Ginzo aims to visit all members of the Kazuo Confectionery Cooperative Association in Chuo-ku, and he told us about the characteristics and history of the member stores. A wonderful Kazuo confectionery that imitated seasonal flowers such as autumn leaves 
and chrysanthemums was displayed. I was told that many of the traditions and history of Kazuo confectionery in Chuo-ku dates back to the Edo period.
Oh, I thought I had to buy a side dish for today's dinner, so I went to Nihonbashi. To the antenna shop "Yamanashi-kan" and "Oidema Yamaguchi-kan". At the Yamaguchikan, I bought Senzaki Kamaboko
and tried to finish the bill, and when asked 
if
there was a nice can badge on the collar of the cashier's sister, it was a can badge that sold a dragon. Oh? Sakamoto Ryoma and the dragon have also stayed in Shimonoseki! I didn't know it! I didn't see it at NHK's Taiga drama series, but the fun memory of Chuo-ku government office around Kyobashi Plaza and the site of Sadakichi Chiba Dojo in front of the Yaesu Exit of Tokyo Station revived. When I asked the cash register's sister, "Please!", He searched for his pockets and gave me a wonderful can badge.
That's not the case, but the investigation of the song "Shitoto Pitchan, Shito Pitchan
" crossed my head. Yes, I came up with the idea of going around the bridge from Gofuku Bridge to Ichiishi Bridge, Tokiwa Bridge, Ryogoku Bridge. At the same time, a ceremony commemorating the 140th anniversary of the opening of Tokiwa Elementary School was held. Congratulations
The nearby Kinsan Building is a building designated by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Historic buildings. Proceed on Edo-dori St., find cheap shoes around Kodemmacho, and buy after losing temptation. I never thought this would be today's shopping tour. I was fascinated by the design of the hairpins displayed on the red balustrade of Yanagibashi. From the explanation board of Ryogoku Hirokoji, the side of Ryogoku Bridge, while humming Yuki Saori's "Ryogoku Bridge", walking downstream along the river, a wonderful lady is reading a history explanation board.
As usual, it is a silver made with a friendly voice. We had you feel free to get to know each other, and we had a wonderful time together by eating "Hatchobori Aoyagi"'s "Senjoka Nashiro Kikunaka", which we bought earlier.
At that time, I remember the Autumn Ginza event and felt that I was pulling a small number of back hair (do you think so alone?) So I'm rushing to Higashi Nihonbashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line, but on the way there is an event at Yagenbori Shopping Street.
You can't miss this. <But this report is next time>
In Ginza, Autumn Ginza Restaurant Week 
is the first day of the event. In addition, I decided to apply for the “Tourist Photography Competition”, which was closed on November 9th, searched for the subject in Ginza, bought a jacket for autumn and winter, and returned home with three large paper bags on the way home . It was a fun day.
