Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Hello, I'm "Guppie".

The other day, I've been doing a silver bra for the first time in a long time.

Recently, in response to Western-style shops, a branch with the theme of major Japanese casual clothing and handicraft decorations has been renovated, and Ginza has become even more vibrant.

I've seen one of them, "Meister by Yuzawaya" store.

　"Meister by Yuzawaya" is a shop to fulfill the needs of young people and middle-aged and elderly people, adding a hand to simple products that have recently become popular and dressed with original My products on the 5th floor of "new MELSA". The branch has entered Odori in Ginza.

　The products handled by "Meister by Yuzawaya" are mainly handicraft items, cotton, articles, gentlemen's clothing Easy Order, curtains, sewing machines, Japanese dressmaking, clothing materials, wool, handicraft materials, etc.

It was a silver bra for the first time in a long time, but I think I touched a part of the recent trend.

Hello, I'm "Guppie".

This is my first post.

The other day, at the request of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association, at the request of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association, the “Town Walking Industry Course” in the 50th anniversary project of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association

"Tsukiji 2 Courses (Torito, Edo Ichi, Tsukiji Matsuro, Koji Osamu-en)"

And

"Tsukiji / Shintomicho Course (Kibun Foods Sohonten, Tsukiji Aji Kodo, Kitada Fisheries, Yamazakura Co., Ltd.)"

I have provided a guide to you, so I will report it.

　Blessed with the weather on both days, we welcomed 10 customers each among the many applicants, received warm welcome, received various souvenirs, etc. while the shop was busy, thanked the participants, It was finished safely as planned.

　If there is a chance in the future, I would like to continue providing guidance to nearby sightseeing and tour courses.

　Chuo-ku is a traditional area that has prospered as a commercial and craft town since the Edo period.

　It is also the pride of those who lived and grew up in the area, and I want more people to know.