Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　An exchange meeting between writers who are writing this correspondent blog was held the other day.

　Even if I am shy and shy, I can participate peacefully.

It was so fun.

　

　According to Mr. Scarlet Tei Suisei, the secretary who happened to sit next to me, it seems that only two people were applied one week before the deadline, but the tourist association said that the beauty minister of the `` Ministry of Correspondents' All Participation '' was leaked, and applications were flooded just before, and the venue was changed to Imperial Hotel and it was performed grandly.

　For it was a lie, with a total of 14 people in total.

　Of these, there were 11 boys, and I feel that there were many father-like correspondents who seemed to be underminent, including me. The actual age was a specific secret, but if you judge only by look, everyone, including girls, is young. You look young, or have a young mental age (young?) Is it? There was about one person who was a little too lively with a glue like a college student's cocon, but it was really interesting as a friendly relationship.

　

　Basically, a correspondent of internet connection. The average age is 56 and the population is aging every year.

　

　They are always silently wandering around Chuo-ku alone, not strolling alone, and turning into articles valuable information that no one teaches.

　

　Maybe it's a nekra or eerie atmosphere that gathers once a year at Makuhari Messe or Tokyo Big Sight, saying something like "How are you doing these days?" And there was no one who I was expecting, but feared, no one who was abnorded. After all, it is a healthy and refreshing gathering of adults who usually enjoy walking around the town.

　

　I don't know the trick, but rather an esoteric blog name, when I ask myself about its origin, I am convinced that it is Narhodo. It was a good study to hear a lot of interesting and valuable stories from the strong people of Chuo-ku who had their own unique commitment. .

　

　Knowing the real face of a correspondent who hides on the other side of the net and can't see the face, the meaning is unknown, but also the unique blog name.

　A blog name, Tsuji Sahei, sitting on my left, recently wrote an article entitled "Walking in the ward world." This was written on a course that I guided at the Manman Festival the other day, and I was reading it at a good time. This is because just before I posted my article, this entry by Mr. Sahei was released, and from a general reader's point of view, if you read the article in this order, it can be said that it is a minor item in Chuo-ku. Ryukan Bridge and the keyword "ward border" are good and impressive.

Walking in the ward world 1 Ryukagawa River

　

　At present, there are about 80 correspondents, and even if not all, a large amount of articles are uploaded every day, and the entries waiting for approval, which accumulates simultaneously and multiple times with different themes and expressions, the Minister of Active Participation There is something unimaginable that the hard work of busy is busy. It was a good opportunity, so when I checked with the Minister, I found that the articles of me and Mr. Sahei were arranged side by side because of the deep relevance.

　

　This kind of careful consideration makes the chest hot (>_<)

　

　In addition to working on a clerical basis, the heartfelt attention of "hospitality" to correspondents and blog readers is as expected to Chuo-ku Tourism Association!

　

　I hope the national government will follow it. Let me call the Minister of Bijin as Senko-chan from now on.

　

　The fourth generation of Dateya Suika, who appeared a little late, was the author of the article I used to refer to when checking the correspondent blog in the preliminary research of Manman.

Viewing the Nihonbashi River from Nihonbashi

　

　This person also has English translations and Chinese of the article, so I think it's perfect.

　

　Kotaro Chuo, the only correspondent who is the only acquaintance and who is also synchronized, is in front of me and exchanged various information. He was also a guide on a different schedule in Manman, but he hasn't posted much articles, so I'd like to look forward to the future.

　

　The articles on the correspondent blog are written in a variety of approaches, and it is attractive to broaden your horizons.

　

　Mr. Dye, a correspondent of Yanmama, who couldn't talk much, wrote the theme of walking around the town with children.

　

Chuo-ku #10 to enjoy with children

　

　Five years later, there is the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, which tend to focus on foreign tourists, but domestic minorities and barrier-free gazes will be required by tourism administration in the future.

　

　
　I would like to disseminate information not only on cultural and historical specifications, but also on Edo's humanity and style, fashion and humor, as well as my specialty pacli and meaningless ~ (>_<) concept. You.

　

New image character Buracenta

I'm embarrassing, so I just need to wear sunglasses (>_<)

　

　Thank you to all the correspondents who participated in the off-party for a meaningful time.

　

　

　This correspondent blog is useful to correspondents themselves, but I don't read all the articles, so at least I would like to check out the articles of fellows who spoke directly at the off-site.

　

Articles archive of off-party participants

　

【wombat】
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[Dye]
/archive/author/201404/

　

[Chuo Kotaro]
/archive/author/201509/

　

[Mido]
/archive/author/author36/

　

[Koedo Itabashi]
/archive/author/author38/

　

[Hidekun]
/archive/author/201410/

　

[Slow of Satsuki's Koi]
/archive/author/201502/

　

[Edo Kenshi]
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【CAM】
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＊This article was posted the day after the off-party, but it seems that the approval and release of the Minister of General Affairs will be delayed due to hangovers.

　

[Past article by De Niro, whose meaning is unknown]

　

"The Treasures of the Mitsui Family" Exhibition (November 13, 2015)

　

At the "Manman Festival", Burala Center? (November 5, 2015)

　

I went to Betara City! (October 23, 2015)

　

Photo Gallery of Urban Landscape in Ginza (September 30, 2015)

　

Sightseeing certification quiz tournament in Hamacho Park (August 24, 2015)

　

To comfortably walk around the city (July 22, 2015)

　

Leader guide course (participation report) (June 17, 2015)

　

New-era hospitality facility "Yon Liao-kan" (May 6, 2015)

　

　

　

　

 

 

　At the "Manman Festival" the other day, I received another Nihonbashi guide offer from the tourist association whether Atakushi's Edo "Bura Walking" was popular. Thank you very much.

　This customer is a group of groups coming from Yokohama by chartered bus!　

　

　This is a "Mattona" tour, such as a technical visit (inspection trip) of a large organization called the Food Sanitation Association, but it is also a casual comfort trip, and a tour accompanied by a tour conductor. This is a responsibility.

　"Can you do it?"　(← Amro Ray style)

　I feel the heavy pressure of big and heavy.

　

　Because it was a lie, it was the same glue as the previous "Manman", and it was easy to win because the story and content were already prepared.

　

　You can tour the Nihonbashi area for about 30 minutes, and stop by Nori Yamamoto and Kiya-san.

　

　Before entering Kiya-san, I will guide you to the Mitsui Main Building (only exterior) on the opposite side across the road, and along with that, at the Mitsui Memorial Museum next door, I introduced the "Mitsui Family Treasure" exhibition starting tomorrow on the 14th.

　

　Oukyo Maruyama's "Yukimatsuzu" folding screen, which is familiar to the Monoshiri Encyclopedia, which is often used in sightseeing certification tests, will be open to the public.

　

　

　This work, which is also a national treasure, is usually open to the public at the Mitsui Memorial Museum for a limited time only during the New Year. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the museum's opening, and it is said that the exhibition has been extended to special exhibition. This kind of timely topic will be appreciated by our customers.

　

　In terms of timely terms, this Mitsui Main Building and Mitsui Fudosan, which is now making a fuss about the world, are on the fifth floor of this building, and it is like the headquarters of the Mitsui Group....

　

　The current Mitsui Main Building was built in 1924, but it was a U.S. company that was responsible for the design and construction at that time.

　

　As you know, the former Mitsui Main Building was broken by the Great Kanto Earthquake, and by bringing together the collective strength of Mitsui Zaibatsu, we asked for a design that would not fall down even in an earthquake twice as large as the Great Kanto Earthquake. I ordered it from the United States, which has the world's highest technology at that time.

　

　Indeed, the colint-type order column attached to the outer wall seems to have high earthquake resistance.

　

　

　By the way, let's leave it, and tomorrow a correspondent exchange off party will be held in Ginza.

　

　After all, the takushi is shy and shy,

　

　At first, I was hesitant to participate.

　

　However, I learned from the tourist association that a beautiful person in charge, also known as the "Corresistance Minister", would appear in a hurry, and decided to go. (← Where is the shy?)

　

　How deep and tacky Chuo-ku enthusiasts gather?...

　

　I'm already thrilled (>_<)

　

　↑　Even one of them (>_<)

　

　

[List of past articles written by shy takushi]

　

At the "Manman Festival", Burala Center? (Oct. 5, 2015)

　

I went to Betara City! (October 23, 2015)

　

Photo Gallery of Urban Landscape in Ginza (September 30, 2015)

　

Sightseeing certification quiz tournament in Hamacho Park (August 24, 2015)

　

To comfortably walk around the city (July 22, 2015)

　

Leader guide course (participation report) (June 17, 2015)

　

New-era hospitality facility "Yon Liao-kan" (May 6, 2015)

　

　

　

　

 

 

　On November 7th, the last day of the event called "Oedo Tokyo Manman Festival", we have served as a guide to guide you from Nihonbashi to Kanda.

　

　Nishihei Tateyama, who worked on the course design, was born in Kanda and raised in Kanda from his grandparents' generation. Last month I participated in a pre-training tour by Mr. Tateyama for location hunting. Looking at the old map, taking into account the situation before and after Ieyasu entered Edo, a fairly high-level “incandescent classroom” was shaken by the correspondent soul and was impressed.

　

Click the map to enlarge it in a separate window.

　I am not an Edo kid of Chakichaki, but born in Hokkaido, which is cold and swirling. Balibari Yubari! It is Dosanko who grew up close to her. Can I guide you in the middle of Tokyo, the capital city? I thought myself, but there was a lot of labor shortage, how a white arrow hit me as one of the newcomer guides. I haven't hiding it so far, but I don't have any guide experience in Nihonbashi.

This is the debut game!

　

　

　I don't think we can have a wonderful guide like Mr. Tateyama, a literally Edo kid, but the unique and valuable local story of native secrets living in the area are major tourist information nationwide (History of Ieyasu Tokugawa Gami)・ I would like to show you along with cultural content). 　

　

　After all, I passed the "Chuo-ku Tourism Test" with excellent results (laughs), so the standard poop is relatively stocked in the brain database.

　However, it does not mean that you can guide because you know it, including the points given in "Monoshiri Encyclopedia".

　

　Conversely, it would be better if you could tell customers about half of what you know in production.

　In addition, there are many customers who participate in recent town walking tours more familiar here. There is something quite shiny to treat such a strong person properly with the knowledge of the tsukeyaki blade (>_<).

　

　I tried my best to make a tour with high customer satisfaction with an idea of hospitality because I am immature in experience and skills.

　

　That's why I'm in the opening. We have prepared a handmade "Tamate Box".

　

　The meeting place and departure are from Otohime Square in Nihonbashi. After talking about the Gokaido, the original sign of the Japan Road, and the birthplace of the fish market, we will introduce Kawayanagi called "Ryugujo Nihonbashi Port".

　

　And he said, "This bronze statue is the image of Otohime," Nantoka, and I shouted deliberately, "Now, what about Ryugu Castle?" This "Tamate box" comes down.

　

　

"Ah!　What is it? What's this?　Maybe a duck..."

　

　That's right!　Speaking of Ryugu Castle in Urashima Taro, it is still a "Tamate Box".

　

　It's not a "tamo hand box"

　

　Actually, this is what I asked the staff in advance, and in the wake of the keyword "Ryugu Castle", the arrangement was made to have a Tamate box presented from behind the customer.

　

　In the box, there was a "window" with the theme of this town walk.

　

（...That's why I put in what I made myself.)

　

　Open the tamate box, spread the scroll and read it out.

"Is the key to the ward border?"

　On this tour, we walk around Kodemmacho from Nihonbashi to Kanda and walk around the border between Chuo-ku and Chiyoda-ku, but the Ryuka River, which has now been reclaimed, is the border of the river, which is now reclaimed, and finally walk here to Kanda Station.

　

　A while after leaving Nihonbashi, at some point from Showa-dori to Takarada Ebisu Shrine to Kodemmacho, I will talk about the reclaiming of the Hibiya cove, the Nihonbashi River, and the living irrigation canal (digging) of the common people of Edo. I will keep it. Near the finale, when walking along a narrow road from the site of Imagawa Bridge to Ryukan Bridge (Imagawa Koji), he commented that this is the boundary between the Ryukangawa River, that is, Chiyoda-ku and Chuo-ku.

　Usually, when sightseeing or walking around the town, I don't think the concept of bordering is very noticeable. As a keyword, I thought that incorporating the modern border and the origin of the digging into my head would deepen my understanding of walking around the town. The flow of the digging river was also linked to the flow of history from Edo to Tokyo.

　

　By the way, was there any consistency between the title of "windows" and this town walk?
Uh, I wonder what it was like.

　

　By the way, it was not the turtle but "Centa-kun" who carried the Tamate box.
　　(I'm going to attach the center's panel first, and I'm going to do that.)

　

　That's why NHK has no Ushi Lome Thai place at all (>_<)

　

　However, those who did not know "bra Tamori" had the risk of becoming "what is it?" When I actually asked the staff for this preparation, she did not know the program and took it with a mysterious face such as "I don't know the meaning?" (Young people these days don't watch this show.)

　

It's interesting and helpful.

　On air on the 7th of this week is set in my hometown, Hokkaido!

　

　Fortunately, most of the 14 participants on this day seemed to be Bratamo fans, barely understood, and it seemed to be a bit shy and laughing....　I feel like it. Kamogawa, which was cold or bitter, was Kamogawa ~ (>_<)

　

　The tour took two hours in a short time, and there was no particular trouble and somehow ended safely.

　

　Finally, from the historical sites and spots introduced in today's course, we copied and distributed the issues that were also included in this year's "7th Chuo-ku Tourism Test" test.
　For example, there is such a question.
　Sugibun, the heroine of NHK Taiga drama series's Hanamo Yu, is the younger sister of Yoshida Shoin, a late Tokugawa shogunate priest. Shoin was imprisoned in Ansei's prison and executed in Kodemmacho prison. At Jisshi Park in Nihonbashikodenmacho, there is a monument of Matsukage engraved with the phrase of resignation, "I will keep it in Nobe of Tatohi () and keep it as it does not decay." Which of the following place names apply to blanks?

　

　　A. Nagato A. Hagi U. Shimoda e. Musashi

　

　I look at the monument of Yoshida Shoin at Jisshi Park and introduce this phrase of resignation. Other items are also explained on the course, so if you are a participant today, you should be able to answer all questions excerpted questions correctly.

　

　I'm too tired, so don't dare to answer each other, please purchase "Monoshiri Encyclopedia" for details, renew and launch! I'll give you a guide.

　

　

　That's a lie, and we distributed answers with comments together, so I think it was a good souvenir. To the bottom, "For more information, see" Monoshiri Encyclopedia "."　

I put the captions, ri, ge, na, and captions.
　　　　↑　Where is it?

　

　Everything was ready, and it was motivated, but what was actually?

　

　Did you enjoy it? （>_<）（>_<）？

　

　I'm sorry if it's a tour with unknown meaning m(__) m...　（>_<）（>_<）（>_<）

　

　To be honest, like Mr. Nishihira Tateyama, who supervised the tour, I would like to aim for a guide that attracts only with "beshari (= speaking skills)" without using any props, but such skillful art is like me.

　

Because it's impossible (>_<)

　

　As a still immature guide, I was able to do my best to make tea with a choppy production and props. However, since the storytelling of the secret story of Nishihira Tateyama and the DNA of Edokko were also installed in my brain memory in this experience, I would like to use it for future guidance. Thank you very much for meeting Mr. Tateyama. (Mr. Tateyama, let me call you a master of the heart!)

　

　I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the customers who participated and the staff of Yomiuri Advertising Inc. and Pomato Pro for their follow-up with their poor guide. Thank you very much.

　

　

[List of past articles I wrote]

　

I went to Betara City! (October 23, 2015)

　

Photo Gallery of Urban Landscape in Ginza (September 30, 2015)

　

Sightseeing certification quiz tournament in Hamacho Park (August 24, 2015)

　

To comfortably walk around the city (July 22, 2015)

　

Leader guide course (participation report) (June 17, 2015)

　

New-era hospitality facility "Yon Liao-kan" (May 6, 2015)