Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

This is Edamame, a correspondent with children.



For two days, March 31 (Sat) and April 1 (Sun), around Fukutoku Shrine in Nihonbashi Muromachi.

"Nihonbashi Sakura Yatai" was held!

This event is also one of the Nihonbashi Sakura Festival 2018.

It was very busy.

That should be the case.

This is because the famous shops in Nihonbashi open "Stall rice" in each of them.

It's nice to be able to easily enjoy the taste of the shop that usually stretches a little.

The Edamame family also visited to find delicious food at lunchtime.

First of all, here.

At the stall at the "Ninben Nihonbashi Dashiba Hanare" store

360 yen "I'm sorry" and 500 yen "Honkatsuobushidashi Wakatake Bowl"

This is my favorite of my daughter Azuki (2 years and 9 months)! It's a coincidence.

In particular, the young bamboo bowl has plenty of vegetables, large bamboo shoots and seaweed!

It was nice that the soft boiled vegetables were very easy to eat even for small children.

It was a very satisfying menu.

Next is the opening of the famous soba restaurant "Muromachi Sandbox".

"Sobagaki Dengaku" is 300 yen per skew.

There were two types, miso sauce version and koshian version.

I didn't have a chance to get soba noodles, and it was rare.

If it is shaped like a skewer, it is delicious and easy to eat in such a place.

The taste of miso calms down after all.

In addition, "Dashimaki Tamago Sand" I ate last year.

There are various shops such as "Utsunomiya Gyoza".

No matter how many stomachs I had, it was not enough.

The climate is good and it feels good to eat rice outside.

I was able to enjoy the festive atmosphere.

There are quite a lot of customers with children.

It was a perfect event for family outings on weekends.


I'm very quick, but I'm looking forward to next year.

 

 

We enjoyed the night cherry blossoms at Yaesu 1-chome and Sakura-dori St. while walking from the Sotobori-dori St. side toward the Chuo-dori side.

The map above is the pink part.

Yoshino cherry tree on this street is blooming with branches stretching out to cover the street.

There seems to be a tunnel of cherry blossoms.

At dusk, it is illuminated by the lights of surrounding buildings and shops, and cherry blossoms rise up and beautiful, and after sunset, the beauty is even more noticeable.

It was just in full bloom or just past full bloom, and yellow-green young leaves were coming out.

Many people turned their cameras and smartphones toward the tunnel of Sakura.

 

 

　

In "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia", on page 87, the population of Chuo-ku increased to 172,183, which peaked in January 1953, and in April 1997, the lowest in the previous year to 71,800, compared to 71,800, and 198,000.

　
　According to the Nihon Keizai Shimbun on March 31, 2018, the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Population and Social Security (Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Population and Social Security, 30% more than 2015), according to the headline, "The Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Population and Social Security (Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Population and Social Security, 30% more than 2045), according to the 30-year projections. (Chiyoda, Chuo, Port) increased by more than 30% compared to 2015. On the other hand, local governments with a double-digit decline rate in the Tama area are conspicuous. The population gap between local governments is likely to spread even more in Tokyo.
　The three wards of central Tokyo will have about 443,000 people in 2015, an increase of about 595,000 people in 1945. "Condominium construction has been carried out one after another, and the population has increased more than expected. I think this trend will continue in the future. The three wards accounted for the top three in the rate of increase by municipality nationwide.
　Chuo-ku has the largest increase in the three wards of central Tokyo with 34.9%. According to the previous estimate (2013), the population in 40 years increased by 14.4% compared to 10 years, and the pace of increase is accelerating. "The estimated population in Chuo-ku in 2045 is 190,000.

　　
　If we proceed according to this estimate, the peak population in January 1953 exceeded 172,000 in 2045.

　
　You may be worried about the disadvantages of overcrowding population, but in the Tsukuda area where I live, we are blessed with "green and water" spaces such as Tsukuda Park, Ishikawajima Park, Sumida River Terrace, etc. The environment will eliminate the disadvantages and increase the merits of accumulation due to population growth (improvement of regional vitality and convenience of living) will further increase.

　Below is the scenery of Ishikawajima Park on March 24.

　

 

 

　This year too, there will be an event that combines "walking around the city" and "solving mysteries" around Nihonbashi during the cherry blossom season.
　　It is being held.

　The event will be held until April 15 (Sun)....Why don't you try it now?

　Don't throw away what you get after solving the first mystery.

　　If you use it again at the end, "Hey, I see, this is what!"
　　I'm aware of it.　

　2018:　

　　http://www.takarush.jp/promo/nihonbashi2018/

　2017 (Reference):　

　　/archive/2017/03/201731649.html

I think the strategy will vary from person to person....。 The following is a description of each type.

[Type 1]　Those who want to capture in a short time

⇒　Before departure, all the mysteries (2018: 4 questions) written on paper were written.
　　Solve on your own (without hints) in advance.

　　The purpose of this project is to identify the sites to be headed (2018: 4 locations), and to identify the sites to be headed for.
　　It is to decide the shortest route before departure.

　　At each site, we collect hints to solve the last mystery.

[Type 2]　Those who want to enjoy plenty of walking around the city

⇒　Tips While visiting stores (2018: 16 locations)
　　Solve the mystery (2018: 4 questions) written on paper.

　　Stop by at shops in each region or enjoy the seasonal cherry blossom menu.
　　It's more fun.

⇒　After that, it is the same as Type 1.

[Type 3]　Those who can't get a lot of time and go around in several days

⇒　On the first day, solve the problems written on paper (2018: 4 questions) on their own.

　　The subsequent flow is the same as Type 1, but the place where you can go around is on the first day.

⇒　The most important thing to note is that there is a time limit.

　　Places close at 19:00, 19:30, and 20:00 (deep and unreadable tips)
　　You need to be careful.

　　There are places to open in the morning at 10:00 and 10:30.

　　The time is written on paper, so if you don't seem to be in time, don't overdo it.

Let's try 　　another day.

 

 

The new year has begun, isn't it?

The other day, I went to radio recording, one of the correspondent's activities.

　　

In one corner of the program called "Hello!RADIO CITY" of Chuo FM, we will introduce the contents of the correspondent blog.
It's been again since I visited last August ^^

　　　　

It seems that the introduction corner of the correspondent blog will be Thursday from this April!

　　　　

In this recording, temporary childcare cannot be secured on the recording day....I did it with my child.
(I would like to thank Mr. JUMI and everyone who came with me for their consideration. Thank you very much.

　　　　

　　　　

The child was curious about Mike, but it seemed nervous to talk to him, and he answered JUMI's question silently (although it was a radio) in a small voice.

In my blog introduction, I was nervous and I think I could hear a small voice, but thank you very much.

　　　　

During the recording, Nihonbashi hospitality dog "Tokiwan" provided his son's hospitality and managed to finish it safely.

　　　

　　　　

“Tokiwan” http://www.tokiwa-ss.co.jp/tokiwan/
Mr. Chibi really liked it. It seems that you can buy it at Tokiwa Plaza or online.

This year, I will do my best to share information related to child care on blogs and radio (^ _ ^) /
Thank you very much.

　　　　　
◆Central FM (84.0MHz)
HP： http://fm840.jp/
　◆"Hello!RADIO CITY" Monday to Friday from 12:00 to 13:00 (re-18:00 to 19:00).
　　　http://fm840.jp/blog/hello/

　　　　

　　　　

 

 

It is "Saposen Tudiaki", an authentic Italian restaurant located in Tsukiji 1-chome.

1-3-6 Tsukiji The first floor of Maeda Building. It's just a short walk from Heisei Street.

It's the red on the map below.

Before, I introduced the lunch menu on this blog.

Today, I would like to introduce the lunch menu.

The lunch menu comes with salad and bread.

The acidity of the dressing accentuates the crispness of vegetables.

Today, choose "Risotto of clams, shrimp, and basil paste"

The scent of basil paste is refreshing and springy, and goes well with seafood.

We had a delicious lunch

Coffee and dessert will be ordered differently from the lunch menu.

Click here for a blog that introduced lunch in January this year.　⇒

/archive/2018/01/post-4890.html

Click here for the website of Saposen Tudiaki.　⇒

http://www.sapposentu.jp/