On Sunday, October 26, "Chuo-ku Health and Welfare Festival 2014" was held at Akatsuki Park, the surrounding Chuo-ku Public Health Center, Time Dome Akashi, etc.
Actually, my wife was taking a dog from my home, so I went to see it when it was cool (laughs).
Many groups participated in various elaborate ways, and on the outdoor stage in the park, various performances were shown, and I think it was quite exciting.
However, I myself get rid of it as soon as possible and walk around a little.
What is particularly noticeable here is that there are many "birthplaces" of various schools.
At that time, more Christianity-based schools were established in Tsukiji Foreign Settlements by foreigners.
For example, on the premises of St. Luke's College of Nursing next to Akatsuki Park, there are monuments of Rikkyo Gakuin and Women's Academy's Birthplace.
The birthplace of Keio Gijuku is also around here.
In addition, there are still famous and prestigious schools that originated in this area, such as Aoyama Gakuin and Meiji Gakuin.
Why don't you visit the map with one hand?
