Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Until Sunday, October 25 in Higashiginza
At the Kabukiza Theater, "Art Festival October Daikabuki" was held.
It is being held.

　

All of them are wonderful performances, but

In the daytime section, "The Root of the Arrow" act
In the evening part, one act of "Tanura Kabuto Gunki" was performed.
It's a friendly work.

　

The unreserved seat on the 4th floor where you can see only one act
If you look at the "Makumi" seat, it's crowded.
Even if you stand up
It's a very interesting performance time.

　
The price is about 1,500 yen.
Rather than seeing it at a designated regular seat
It's much more reasonable.

　

　

"Yanone" is Kabuki eighteenth.

The vigorousness of the storm, "Tanura Kabuto Gunki" is
Yu-kun's tamasaburojo, the role of Akoya
Koto, shamisen, koyu
You can enjoy the performance.

　

In the fall of art, traditional performing arts
I hope you enjoy it.

 

 

 

On the first floor of the Yaesu Book Center main store at the south exit of JR Tokyo Station, there was a permanent corner for Disney goods and Star Wars goods.

It seems that it opened on August 29 this year.

 

We have a wide range of lineups, from miscellaneous goods to stationery, such as pottery, bags, and letter sets.

 

It is the first time that a permanent corner for Disney goods and Star Wars goods has been set up in a bookstore store.

 

Click here for the website of Yaesu Book Center.　⇒

http://www.yaesu-book.co.jp/

 

 

 

Speaking of Fugetsudo, Goffle is a signboard product.
Tokyo Fugetsu-do, Ueno Fugetsu-do, and Kobe Fugetsu-do are famous in Kansai.

 
Among them, Ginza Fugetsudo has a cafe on Namiki-dori St.
In the building, Japanese sweets handmade by craftsmen one by one are sold.
It seems that Gofull is the same factory as Ueno Fugetsudo.
Japanese sweets are sold only at this Ginza Fugetsudo, so they are sold only at this Ginza Fugetsudo.
This is just limited to the main store.

 

 
It seems that the design of Japanese sweets changes every two weeks.
This time, I bought a persimmon (a sign) and a moon viewing dumpling called a feast.
The persimmon is made of koshian, and it is smooth to melt on the tongue.
And this moon viewing dumpling is interesting.
You can enjoy three flavors from above: Koshian, Yuzuan, and sesame.
The outside has a plump texture like the outside of the water bun.
There are still hot days, so the taste is refreshing and delicious.
It seems that Japanese sweets will change in about two weeks.
It seems fun just to look at sometimes (*^^*)

 

 
I'd like to have a cake at the cafe inside this time.

 

Ginza Fugetsudo GourNavi Page

 

 

 

The  27th Tenten Festival was held from 11:30 on Sunday, October 11, 2015, at [Place] Ningyocho Odori and amazake Yokocho as pedestrian streets.

This festival is based on the Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia published by the Chuo-ku Tourism Association.

　

"It's an event that widely appeals the traditions that Ningyocho has nurtured.

In Sutengu Shrine, which is closely related to Ningyocho (it benefits for praying for safe birth and giving children), and

It was named "Tenten Festival" in the image of October 10 (Totsuki Tooka).

Half of Ningyocho Street (Suitengu Intersection - amazake Yokocho / Ningyocho Intersection) is a pedestrian paradise.

We will hold fun events such as lottery tickets, marching parades, sales of specialty products from various places, flea markets, etc. "

Those who take the Chuo-ku Tourism Test are required knowledge.

　

As I said in such a familiar face, I actually went there for the first time.

First of all, we worship the shrine of "Suitengu" where reconstruction is near. I went to the festival with two bows, two beats, and one bow.

At the intersection of amazake Yokocho, the brass band at Nihonbashi Junior High School performed and excited the festival.

　

At the game corner, there are also children who play shooting and children who learn shogi. Is it a female chess player in the future?

When I entered amazake Yokocho, the children playing on Kirin's big pachinko stand seemed very happy.

In addition, wrestlers from the Arashio room, who participated because of the neighborhood, sold "chanko" and got acquainted with the children.

(The children's photo posting was approved by my father.)

(It seems that there was a little sumo wrestling, but I missed it. I'm sorry!

Also, the landlady of amazake Yokocho served delicious amazake. It was very delicious.

　

There were also stalls such as takoyaki and yakisoba, and it was delicious with a service value of 300 yen per dish.

Ladder cars, earthquake experience cars, etc. were dispatched from the Tokyo Fire Department to prepare for disasters. .

This year's sightseeing ambassador of Chuo-ku, Miss Chuo, was doing ladder car experience and assisting lottery. Details will be reported in Part 2.

I'd like to participate again next year and come again. Thank you very much to everyone in the store association.

 

 

From October 10th (Saturday), at the Chipuzz Gallery (7-12-15 Ginza, Chuo-ku), the original painting exhibition by Takeichi Terasawa, a manga artist famous for works such as "Kobra" "Buichi Terasawa Original Painting Exhibition ART of Cobra. It started

 

After working at Tezuka Productions, Terasawa became a popular writer in his debut work "Kobra", which began serializing in Shonen Jump in 1978.

 

In this exhibition, 40 hand-drawn original drawings and 18 digital original drawings, including the representative work "Kobra", are exhibited, and "high-saturation reproduction original drawings" are also sold.

The original picture has vivid colors and is really beautiful.

There is also a commemorative photo corner where you can shoot as if you were a cobra.

 

Mr. Terasawa's autograph session will be held on November 3rd.

Admission is free from 10:00 to 19:00.

The period is until November 3rd.

 

Click here for the Chipuzz Gallery website.　⇒

http://www.mys-ginza.com/gallery/

 

 

 

At the Chuo Ward Folk Tenmonkan (Time Dome Akashi), a special exhibition "Junichirou Tanizaki and Nihonbashi-Tracing the Roots of Bungo-" began on October 10 (Saturday). Born in Nihonbashikakigaracho, Tanizaki was a writer who wrote works such as "Hosoyuki", "Shunkinsho", and "Tanizaki translation The Tale of Genji". The exhibition period is closed on Monday until Sunday, December 13 and admission is free. Click here.>>

 

The exhibition is divided into two parts. The first part is "Junichirou Tanizaki and Nihonbashi", based on his memoir "Childhood" (published in 1955), he spent his time at Sakamoto Elementary School, Prefectural Ichinaka, Ichiko, Teidai and Nihonbashi neighborhoods from his birth. The scenes and scenes of the town are introduced with photographs and paintings along with sentences from childhood. At that time, magazines and manuscripts posted by Tanizaki are also on display.

 

The second part was the World of Literature, where after the Great Kanto Earthquake, he moved his base to Kansai and devoted his energy to his creation. Materials related to "Snow Snow" manuscripts and family photos are displayed in one hall. His favorite books and paintings by Junichiro New Transliteration The Tale of Genji (published in 1955), the culmination of his lifelong research, are also highlights. There are also valuable materials such as bindings and bindings by the printmaker Shiko Munakata who colored his later works.

 

Gallery talks and symposiums will be held as related projects. @ Akira Makibuchi