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Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine and Fifth Kawayanagi Mizutani Ryotei stone monument

[Minori] June 24, 2015 18:00

Nice to meet you, this is Minori.

 

This year is the main festival of Tsukuda and Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine.

The fifth generation Kawayanagi Mizutani Ryotei stone monument, related to Tsukuda, is located on the grounds of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine.

 

I would like to introduce this Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine and the fifth generation Kawayanagi Mizutani Ryotei stone monument.

stone monument was built in 1966 by the people of Tsukuda.

 

 Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine (1-1-14 Tsukuda, Chuo-ku)

<enshrined deity> Bottom Tsutsuno's life Nakatsuno's life, Tsutsuno's life (Mikami Sumiyoshi)

      Breathing Princess Himemei Empress Jingu

      Tosho's life (Azuma Terumioya no Mikoto) Ieyasu Tokugawa

<auxiliary shrine> Ryu Shrine, Epidemi Shrine, Pox Shrine, Irifune Shrine, Funatama Shrine, Inari Shrine

(From the bulletin board of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine)

<History>

Fishermen in Tsukuda Village in Settsu (Tsukudada, Nishiyodogawa-ku, Osaka) visited Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine and other places when Ieyasu Tokugawa visited Japan.

There has been a connection since passing the Kanzakigawa River, and was greeted by Edo around 1612 (1612).

At first, he lived in the warehouse of Mamoru Ando in Koamicho, where he recommended his hometown Sumiyoshi guardian god, and later.

The land of Tsukuda Island was issued and created, and in 1646, shrine hall was built at the current location of the island and relocated.

In 1699, it was incorporated into a historic site (shrines and temples, which was built before 1631, 1631).

Shinto priesthood was inherited by Tsumori (later renamed Hiraoka). Our company is not only the guardian god on Tsukuda Island, but also the

Due to the fact that the front of the company was Minato of the ships of various countries, like the gunshot Inari Shrine on the opposite bank, the religion of shipping companies was strong.

He was also believed by related wholesalers. In 1705 (1705), a friend of Edo descent sake ruler formed Sumiyoshi-ko.

Every year on New Year's Day and September, the dedication of Garden Kagura was decided, and in 1843 (1843), Kobunamachi Gumi of a bonito wholesaler

It is also a sign that every April, we decided to dedicate Kagura of bonito fishing.

("Chuo-ku Cultural Properties (4)" Tangible Folk Cultural Properties-Religion-Published by Chuo-ku Board of Education)

 

 Gosei Kawayanagi Mizutani Ryotei stone monument (1-1-14 Tsukuda, Chuo-ku)

Mizutani Ryotei (1787-1858) was born in Minami Kayabacho, "now Nihonbashikayabacho".

It is reported that he lost his father when he was young and was received next to Tsukudashima fishermen Taihei, and served as village headman on Tsukuda Island.

(From the bulletin board of the Chuo-ku Board of Education in the precincts of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine)

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great exorcism Chinowa Kuguri Koami Shrine in Natsukoshi

[Kra-san] June 24, 2015 09:00

At Koami Shrine, a large Chinowa made of a bundle of kaya is displayed from the 20th, and it is installed at the torii gate until June 30th, when the "Natsukoshi great exorcism" is held.

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great exorcism is a Shinto ritual that has been handed down since ancient times, and is a traditional ritual that prays twice a year (June and November) in front of God for purifying sins and filth, purification of the mind, and reviving the soul. Also, if you put a doll (Hitogata) to the shrine with the first ho fee, you can pray in the great exorcism style.

 

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I go through "Chinowa" to cleanse my mind and body, but this is based on thetopographical record of Bingo. At the time of this passing through Chinowa, "The person who purifies Natsukoshi of Minazuki is the life of a thousand years." On the way back, he will remove the ring kaya, which is said to exorcise evil, and leave it at the entrance.

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I want to cleanse my mind and body and overcome the summer with my feelings.

 

 

The 1961 movie "Sexy Zone"

[CAM] June 23, 2015 18:00

  

   This work was made three years before the Tokyo Olympics in 1961. Because of this title in Shin Toho's production, we rented B-class (or C-class) works that are only worth seeing the sight around Ginza, but when you look at them, surprisingly semi-A-class works. I felt like I had gained a little.

  

 Teruo Ishii is the director who shot the Abashiri Outer Series in Toei. "I continued to run in the opposite direction to filmmakers with high degree of perfection, and rather built an unexplored position as a reverse master who was completely unrelated to film awards." This work is too convenient to develop the story, but the back music is good and it is a stylish work.

  

 The reason why real scenery such as Ginza and Shimbashi appears quite a lot is that Shin Toho is lacking funds and is guerrilla-like (hidden shooting?) It seems to be the "result" of having to do street photography, but thanks to that, the sight of Tokyo before the Olympic Games major remodeling is abundantly captured in the shaded monochrome screen.

 

 Beginning with a shot showing the clock tower of the Hattori Clock Store, the time on the way is also represented by this clock tower. In addition, a bird's-eye view of Miyoshi Bridge, a scene where two people ride a boat on the Tsukiji River. The boat platform is like the Mannenbashi Bridge, where you can see East drama, Shochiku Kaikan, and Shimbashi Enbujo. Near the last, you can see the whole line seat of a cinema shaped like an old Western castle in river’s edge on the Shiodome River.

   

    Looking at the sign of the bar on the screen, it says "40 yen straight, 50 yen highball" etc.

  

 Unlike the image of "the top star on the sexy route of Shin Toho", Yoko Mihara is quite charming and has a good feeling (however, regardless of the title, there is no sexy scene in this work). Arakan described it as "a child who is kind and kind to the opposite of his role," and he agrees. Also, Junko Ikeuchi when I was young is beautiful.

 

 

 

Vegetable buffet that can be eaten for 1080 yen ★Vesisalkentore

[Mapo ★] June 23, 2015 14:00

I went to Italy Restaurant Week before
I'm worried about Vesis Alkentore's vegetable buffet.
I went there a few months later.

 

It's only on weekdays, but the Antipast buffet is 1080 yen!
There were about 12 kinds of soup curry, which was especially delicious.★
I eat it with five grain rice or a small bale-shaped rice ball.
It's healthy and light.

 

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If the buffet alone is not enough, choose the main with a la carte.
There is a buffet on the main side.
In fact, I feel like I can eat the main for about 400 yen.

In Ginza, there is not much such a reasonable lunch.

 

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On this day, we made a vezis-style hamburger, potatoes, mushrooms and cheese (1480 yen).

And just show me the point card I got when I went last time.
A companion can also serve a drink after meals (*^^ *)

 

"Wellness Italian with plenty of vegetables"
Because it is a shop with the concept, you can eat plenty of vegetables.

It seems that a cooking class is also being held.
I'd like to go there once.

 

The homepage of Vesis Alken Tore

 

 

An antique in love @ Momoo

[Nanako Tsukishima] June 23, 2015 09:00

There are several galleries with a tea room in Ginza, but today we have the "Ancient Art Momoo" in 7-chome.

I would like to introduce it.

  

This is a gallery that deals with old tea utensils and Buddhist art. In the back of the store, it was named "Aomine-an".

There is a tea room with a two-tatami medium board, and there is a different space that makes you forget the hustle and bustle of Ginza.

 

Some of the antiques in the store are gems that can be stored in a glass case and displayed in the museum, and the atmosphere that transcends the ages has been fully conveyed to me as an amateur.

It's a blissful moment for those who are interested or connoisseurs.

 

What I felt a little closer was that the owner, Tominaga, quit his office worker at the age of 50 and opened a shop. The name "Momo Blue" is the name of Matsuo Basho, who abandoned lower-class samurai and went on a strange path, and he attached himself repeatedly. Despite the difficulties, the personal connections built with daily learning and the good personality of the shopkeeper seem to support a happy second life that combines hobbies and benefits.

The wonderful wife with a smile has a classroom for finishing (bags for placing tea utensils), and there are many students from far away.

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It was a really nice and calm gallery for both couples.

 

It is a gallery in Ginza that has a high threshold and cannot take a step forward.

Why don't you use the "art gallery night party" or "town walk tour" to interact with the real thing? You may have encounters with fascinating works or wonderful shopkeepers.

 

Follow basic manners such as greetings and handling of baggage.

Would you like to make your gallery debut?

 

Reference Book: “Antiques in Love” by Mino Tominaga, Nikkei Premier Series 074

 

 

 

Buy Ginza Musashi and Tabi Store Relocated Tabi and Buying Tabi for a wonderful trip

[Silver] June 22, 2015 18:00

 Ginza Musashi and Tabi store have been relocated to Ginza 2-13-12, Chuo-ku.

 

Earlier, I remembered that I showed my mother and daughter who was wandering around Higashiginza in search of a shop before the relocation.

 

This shop has a reputation for parents because it can measure and tailor the tabi that is perfect for those who wear it.

 

The relocation destination is across Showa-dori from Ginza, past Manpuku, Chinese food, and right next to Gallery Ginza.

Phone: 03-3541-7718, 7446.

 

It is around the old Kibiki-cho where you can see a woman wearing a kimono walking in a pure white tabi.

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