Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

On November 19, after the Koto-ku Protection Association activities, the Chuo-ku Tourist Information Center in Kyobashi was opened today, so I went to see it. . I couldn't put it inside because I was preparing the other day on the 14th, but today I had Mr. Okuyama explain various things.

First of all, it's inside the center.

Female staff who can speak English, Chinese, Korean, and of course Japanese came to the reception. The corresponding language is listed on the name tag.

Information pamphlets from Chuo-ku and small souvenirs were displayed on the left and right.

It was interesting that photos of Chuo-ku around the Edo period, around 22 and 23, and around 2015, guided by Director Okuyama, were seen in various ways with the operator at hand. This is sure to be enjoyed by visitors. It was very interesting.

As a souvenir commemorating the opening, we received a clear file and a full map of the new edition of Chuo-ku guide. The guide map is full of information.

This is the announcement of the opening of the Chuo-ku Tourist Information Center.

I went to Kyobashi on November 14th.

"KYOUBASHI EDOGRAND" will be released to 2016.11.25.

In the context of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association, the Chuo-ku Tourist Information Center (B1F and 1F) started work on November 19, prior to the 25th.

The 1st floor is a rest area.

The B1F was busy with preparation on the 14th as a place to provide tourist information and information.

I took a picture through the glass.

In front of this information center, "Kyobashi Molce" was also preparing to open a new store.

This store opens on November 15th. About 50 years ago, I loved "draft beer and tuna sandwich" since I was a student, and used it often when I went to Ginbra and Maruzen. The store closed about three years ago, and we were looking forward to opening. The photo shows the preparation for the 14th and the famous general manager Yamazaki. I'll take care of you again.