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[Get the best vegetables for you] Commemorative event for the 350th anniversary of the birth of Kyobashi Daikon River Bank

[Dye] May 1, 2014 13:00

The Tsukiji Market, which can be said to be the world's kitchen, has a long history, and the source of the fruit and vegetable club is located at the "Kyobashi Daikon Riverside Vegetable Market Ruins". In the Edo period, this area was a loading area for vegetables such as radish, and it seems that Edo vegetable markets such as Kameido radish, Nerima radish, Komatsuna, and Tokyo udon were crowded.

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 3-4 Kyobashi, across Chuo-dori, across the police museum

 

This year (2014) is the 350th anniversary of the birth of "Kyobashi Daikon Riverbank", and fresh vegetables selected by Tsukiji professionals are distributed free of charge to the first 350 people every month! It's done. In April, we received delicious bananas from radish (from Choshi), carrot (from Tokushima), Shinjaga (from Kagoshima), and Tsukiji.

At the distribution party, we can talk to the representative of Kyobashi Daikon River Bank Association Isao Ishikawa, and the vegetables to be distributed are selected by professionals at that time, and they are sent directly to the market, so the freshness is outstanding.

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  The day after the distribution event was April 12 (Good Ginseng Day).

 

Actually, there is a baby who has just started baby food in my home, but when I boiled the radish and carrots I received here, I was leaning forward and ate many times as much as usual .

I tasted it, but it was just boiled, but it was sweet and delicious.

I realized that what is really delicious is something that naturally passes through the throat without any resistance. Also, even if I kept it in the refrigerator for a few days, I was pinning all the time.

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  I want a carp streamer named after Kyobashi "river" to eat delicious food and grow up.

 

 

The next distribution schedule will be from 12:00 on May 9 (Fri).

You can check the latest information from the link below, so please check it out.

It is very popular around this time, and there is a long line before 12:00, so it is recommended that you go early.

Also, Saturday, June 7 14: 00- (planned) is the 350th anniversary event, and Yuru characters may come! ? I'm looking forward to it.

Why don't you taste the exquisite vegetables selected by the connoisseur of Tsukiji once?

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◆Tokyo Chuo Seika Co., Ltd.

  http://www.tsukiji-banana.com/

  http://www.tsukiji-banana.com/26-350thfestival.pdf

◆3, Kyobashi Net

  http://www.tokyo-kyobashi.com/index.html

 

 

 

Flowers and trees on Ginza Marronnier Street

[Dimini ☆ Cricket] May 1, 2014 11:00

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In this season, on Ginza Marronnier Street, not only Marronnier but also trees that entertain us with flowers are entering the flowering season.

 

The photo shows near the intersection of Marronnier Ginza 2-chome, which is blooming.

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Fuji's Hanabusa hangs from the rooftop, in Ginza 3-chome, a building containing Nonohanaji, a specialty store for wildflowers and tea flowers.

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In Ginza 2-chome, the building behind dogwood's flowering is Winds Ginza (Japan Racing Association (JRA) Out-of-site Katsuma Vote Ticket Release Office (WINS)).

This dogwood is blooming to cover the roof of a public health facility near the former Toyotama Bridge.

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Every flower seems to be fun for a while

 

 

We entered the Tokyo Niina place "Ring Route 2 Sumida River Bridge (tentative name)" bridge.

[Silver] May 1, 2014 09:00

A new bridge is built at the bottom of the Sumida River.

At the end of March, Loop Line 2 will be able to pass between Tora no Mon and Shimbashi, and will pass underground between Shimbashi and Tsukiji 5-chome, but will go out to the ground from the Sumida River side of Tsukiji Market, Construction of bridges connecting to Kachidoki, Toyomi, Harumi, and Toyosu has begun.

The first photo is in front of the bridge.

This landscape will change in two years. 

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The first construction was carried out on April 17, and a bridge from the Tsukiji Market side began.

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The second construction was carried out on April 23 from the Kachidoki side.

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The third one is scheduled to take place on May 7, with the middle construction connecting left and right.
The construction starts around 8 o'clock and may end around noon. Don't miss it

In case of rain, construction may be completed the next day.


It is said that the upper finish will be completed in 2015.
 
Toward the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, we will proceed with development and improve the transportation of local residents.
I'm looking forward to it.

 

≪Added≫

The third construction was postponed due to the strong wind on May 6, and was changed to May 8.
Please note that in case of strong winds or rainy weather, it will be postponed again.

 

 

 

 
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