One afternoon of one day, for dinner, around 3 o'clock early.
We stopped by the Tsukishima Monja Promotion Association Cooperative to purchase information. Unfortunately, Monjayaki shops are not open at this time!
Then, at the meat Takasago, I bought a "baked pork
" as a souvenir, and bought it.
Next, we bought and ate lever fly at the original Tsukishima lever fly Hisagoya Abe, which was relocated in front of Aioi Bridge.
Turn right at "Aioi no Sato" in front of Aioi Bridge and follow the path protected by the embankment.
In Tokyo, there was a rare "susuki". 
Flowers don't bloom, kasuki~
The space facing dike was neatly separated, like a garden of individual homes, not a home garden.
There is always a table where flower pots are placed in the section.
If you ask someone who cares for flowers and bonsai, you will be able to talk about it.
"In the past, I was very in trouble because I was throwing away oversized garbage such as beds. In the ward, they set up a table to place flowerpots, etc., so everyone started to take care of the plants, and with the good effect, it was no longer possible to throw away garbage. "
In order to prevent garbage from coming out, installing a tree stand in the space with dike and greening
it eliminates illegal dumping of garbage, and the town was beautified, and I thought it was a really good policy.
After hearing a good story, I returned to Nishinakadori on Tsukishima. The beer
of the jokki that leans alone was delicious.
If you walk around Tsukishima until mid-November, you will be able to see the chrysanthemum flowers that have been carefully cared for.
Click here for shopping at Tsukishima and "Meat Takasago".
http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/search/index.php/show/shop/12-24?t=1446030700
