Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

When I was in elementary school, one of the extracurricular classes was something that could not be played or game.

It also serves as an excursion and goes to a nearby park where you can find a piece of paper named treasure hunt.

The twigs of the tree were tied to Omikuji, or placed at the base of the tree, lightly covered with soil, hidden so that they could not be seen.

The hidden piece of paper is written with letters such as pencils and erasers.

When the child found it brought it to the teacher, he could get a pencil or something.

Of course, the number is limited.

There are occasional treasure hunting events in Chuo-ku.

He also participates in nostalgic memories of the past and exercises for his head.

The main reason for participating is that there is the joy of getting new discoveries in Chuo-ku (real? !)

This time, I was looking for cherry blossoms in Nihonbashi, and I participated in a trip to Hokkaido.

I'm looking forward to what kind of treasure hunts will take next (What is the real purpose of participation?)

　You already know that Tsukiji Market will move to Toyosu in November this year.

Since its opening in 1935, it will end its 81-year history.

On May 3rd, the Tsukiji Festival will be held in the market.

It's very regrettable, but why don't you go to see the last festival at Tsukiji Market?

Eat a lot of fresh seafood, vegetables and fruits from all over the country, and have a goodbye practice.

For more information, please refer to this website. http://www.tsukiji-market.or.jp/

On May 7th, the annual half price market.

Shop for delicious things unique to Tsukiji at a shop in the out-of-market market at half price.

"If you don't go, loss, loss."

Please refer to this website for information on participating stores. http://www.tsukiji.or.jp/

The Hakozaki area in April, albeit even more.

It was a big event that the enshrined deity of Suitengu was returned from the temporary palace in Hamacho where he was in motion and was enshrined as it was.
 
Click here for the website of Suitengu.
http://www.suitengu.or.jp/
 
Originally, the gods were recommended by Kurume as the Arima family's Edo mansion god, so the territory of land such as Tomioka-san and Kanda-jinja Shrine (?) No. What? He came back quite quietly.

The photo shows the grounds that were visited and photographed on April 9, the day after he was returned, but it was more crowded than before. Moreover, I heard that the first dog day after being returned was a long line.
 

One day, I would like to visit the main shrine, Kurume's Suitengu Shrine, but anyway, it's far from Edo.

And now Kumamoto and Kyushu are under threat from major earthquake.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all of you.

I pray that the prayer to Suiten will calm down the earth.

The 50th Anniversary Special Commemorative Exhibition of Shoten Broadcasting is being held in the 8th floor hall of Nihonbashi Takashimaya.

Needless to say, Shoten is a national program that has been broadcasting since 1966 as the "longest entertainment program" in the history of Japanese television.

"Shoten" will celebrate its 50th anniversary in May of this year.

In this exhibition, an annual history corner that looks back on the 50-year history of Shoten from various perspectives, a set that reproduces the stage of Daikiri, an exhibition of props used in the program, and a cushion used in Daikiri There are plenty of projects that are irresistible for Shoten lovers, such as an experience corner where you can touch the cushions used in Daikiri.

A special event by the performers of "Shoten" is also planned, and a lot of limited goods were also sold at the goods sales office "Shoten Shoten" ().

The period is from Wednesday, April 27 to Monday, May 9.

Please consider it as an outing spot for Golden Week.

Please note that it is with the place that is photography, and there is a place.

Click here for the website of Nihonbashi Takashimaya　⇒

https://www.takashimaya.co.jp/tokyo/

I'm an Osaka wine importer.
I've been drinking wine several times.

It happened that there was a warehouse near my parents' house.
There is information about the warehouse sale on the net.
I was sorry that I couldn't go because I was in Tokyo (laughs).

In Tokyu Plaza, which opened in Ginza on March 31.
I went there for the first time the other day, but near the elevator.
When I found the word "Tokuoka" and looked into it, "No way?"
It was a wine shop with a wine food bar that Tokuoka is doing.

The store manager is from Osaka, so the story was bounced.♪

There are machines where you can taste wine with a prepaid card.
There were also 5 big chateaus!

 
You can choose 10ml, 30ml, and 50ml.
I'm glad that the glass is also placed for each variety.♪

10ml 900 yen for magic champbelltan.
I tried drinking 10ml 400 yen of Barololo for 50 years (*^^*)

It might be nice when you really want to taste a little bit.

And a few days later, I had four friends from the daytime (laughs).
While pinching the assortment of cheese and pickles
Glass wine was also abundant and I enjoyed it very much (*^^*)

We also sell cheese and ham!

Tokuoka's website in Tokyu Plaza Ginza

It's the first bonito season.

The first bonito fair is being held at Marugoto Kochi, an antenna shop in Kochi Prefecture facing the Sotobori-dori St. on Ginza 1-chome.

It seems that Kochi Prefecture has the largest consumption of bonito in Japan.

That's why () knows the "delicious way of eating" of bonito, so not only sashimi and tataki, but also bonito-related products such as various processed products and dashi products are sold.

From the right in the photo below, I purchased "Ginga Taste Tosa's bonito meal (only hot rice, mixed only)", "Toro bonito meal", and "Katsuo Kakunini garlic miso flavored miso".

The rice seems to be smooth.

In addition, at the restaurant "TOSA DINING Okiyaku" on the second floor, in addition to tataki baked in the store, creative dishes of Japanese and Western will appear during the period.

The event will be held from Sunday, April 24 to May 15 (Sun).

Click here for the whole Kochi "Hatsukatsuo" fair special website.　⇒

http://www.marugotokochi.com/event/katsuo/