"It's been a long time! How are you?"
I met Mr. Old Rose, an acquaintance, in a conference room in a skyscraper building at the Yaesu Exit of Tokyo Station.
She is Fresh Woman, a correspondent of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association. (I'm sophmore!?) )
On the day of the event, there was a lecture of the boating guide workshop.
The lecturer is a teacher of the NPO "Mizuto Tokyo Creation Association".
From the Nihonbashi dock, go down the Nihonbashi River to the Sumida River. Look at Eitai Bridge poorly, go a little back up the Sumida River, and go upstream from Yanagibashi to Kanda River.
Then cross the Ochanomizu Valley, enter the Nihonbashi River again in front of Iidabashi, and return to the Nihonbashi Pier. ~
The course time is one and a half hours. There was a break on the way, but the flowing commentary seemed like I was on a boat.
Two days later, I got on a boat from Nihonbashi Pier on a hands-on experience. Mr. Old Rose and I have one flight.

After boarding, wear a life jacket. My heart is excited.
The teacher at the time of the classroom is the guide. It was a beautiful commentary on the desk, but the actual boat is quiet without noise in the city. The sound of the ship and the sound of the waves
The voice of the guide was a pleasant rhythm, and it was 1 hour and 20 minutes in no time.
From the fact that Komura of Musashi Country became a world town that is strong in defense called "Edo Castle Sosei", and after the Meiji Restoration until the early Meiji era
It is clear that the mainstream of logistics was boat transportation.
It's not a gondola, so it doesn't shake. If it starts to rain on the way, a white rain feather (!?) Will be distributed to everyone and will not get wet.
There are many rivers and diggings in Tokyo, such as the Kamejima River, Onagi River, and Tate River, and it's like Venice! ? I didn't know it.
Tokyo, seen from the river, is a view that cannot be seen in everyday life.
Looking at the passing of the Shinkansen, Shohei Bridge near Akihabara.

Look at the red brick marchecut to the left and see the stone wall of outer moat Edo Castle. And Nihonbashi.
I had a relaxing time.
After disembarking, we have lunch with Mr. Old Rose. I waited a little side by side outside the tempura meal "Kaneko Hannosuke", but as soon as I was talking about the boating guide, my turn came.
Freshly fried tempura and all-you-can-eat squid, kinpira, and pickled chopsticks. The volume and taste are perfect. It was a shop worthy of line. Another sister store I went to after dinner. It was a long line.

At the entrance of the Mitsukoshi Main Store, we greeted the robot Pepper, and after purchasing a cute Pochi bag and Japanese paper tape with the newly renovated Japanese paper "Haibara", I returned home with a silver brush.
