Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

[Akatsuki Park] located at Tsukiji 7-chome is a "resting place" for residents of the city, which is also used as venues at the "Health and Welfare Festival" and "Snow Festival" in Chuo-ku.

In the early morning of late autumn, when I visited the park, the autumn leaves were about to pass their peak.

The fallen leaves are rolling in the garden.

The park also has a popular spot for children [adventure plaza] and health promotion equipment [health komichi], and a peaceful voice will spread throughout the park during the day.

It's a refreshing morning with the sun shining on the St. Luke's Tower. It's a good idea to enjoy the turn of the season while listening to the footsteps of winter.
Please visit us as a place to take a break, such as during the Sumida River Walk. 

Follow Kiyosumi-dori from Tsukishima toward Kachidoki and enter the side of Tsukishima Police Station to see [Toyomi Sports Park].　　　　　　　　　　　　This area used to be close to [Toyomi Fisheries Wharf] and there were many fisheries-related facilities and warehouses, but recently it has become a residential area such as condominiums.

In a quiet environment along the canal, it is a place where plants and lawns spread, but it is a place of peace.

An explanatory version marked "The origin of the stone" is installed beside the stone curb. It used to be on the Nihonbashi River.　

The park also has day campsites and tennis courts where you can enjoy barbecues. On a clear day, you can see the Rainbow Bridge beyond the canal and enjoy a pleasant sea view.

The autumn leaves have just begun. On this day, there were also families playing in the refreshing air.
How about strolling around Chuo-ku waterfront?

 

It is the season when the tree wilt blows, and the news of autumn leaves arrives here and there. If you think about this year, you will only leave another month and a half.

One night, I went in front of [Shimbashi Enbujo] in Ginza 6-chome, Chuo-ku. In the past, the "turret" that was allowed only to be officially certified playhouses was lit up. During the renovation and closure of [Kabukiza], this is to protect the base of Kabuki.

November is a "face-to-face performance" as usual. In the first place, "face-to-face" was a project to show off actors performing in a one-year performance, but now it has become a feature of late autumn.

After Tokyo, a "face-to-face performance" will also be held in Minamiza, Kyoto. It is a gorgeous play where famous actors from east and west come together, and Kabuki fans are looking forward to it.

A Christmas tree, which had already been set up in the nearby Jiji Press Building, was emitting a pale glow.

It was a night walk while feeling the sense of the season.

There is a "railroad crossing" beside Ginza 8-chome and Kaigan-dori, which can be said to be the edge of Chuo-ku.

Now it has turned into a skyscraper or underground shopping mall, but once there was [Shiodome Station], from which a railway service line was laid on Tsukiji Market.

There is a large building on the Shiodome side, and it seems somewhat lonely that the railroad crossing remain was left behind, but I would like to keep in mind the history that once played a major role in logistics.

On the way home, I found a makiri on the pavement. It was a bit lonely to waving a sickle as if confused in a corner of the city, which was completely cool. 。

Melting various thoughts in the scenery, the town will continue to tickle the time today. Chuo-ku is dotted with a variety of scenery.