Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

After a long time, I went to Eitaro Sohonpo in Nihonbashi.

When I tried to write a blog for the report, Eitaro's house is not in the kanji conversion function!

Copy and paste the roof on HP.　　Well, it's a report.

　At the entrance, "Eitaro's Day" was posted. This month is February twenty-sixth.

When I asked, I decided on the 26th of every month as "Eitaro's Day", and sold Daifuku (one set of red and white)

It's 100 yen including tax.　Did you know everyone?

Just in case, on the correspondent blog, I confirmed that there was no report in the reports of Satsuki Yanagi and Mapo, but if you have any omissions or other reports, please forgive me.

I'm happy with the MSG, "Thank you for your daily patronage ..."

　I bought a candy of Arihirasaccharide as a souvenir and went home.

　Let's take care of the seasonal pattern and throat!

Here is a letter from Mr. Nakamura, who held the "Akashi Elementary School Photo Exhibition" introduced the other day. (Approved by the individual)　

◆Contents of the letter

Thank you very much for coming to our photo exhibition at Wakamatsuya the other day.
And I'm very happy to post it on my blog with wonderful photos.
Thanks to you, about 300 customers came and the total number of signatures exceeded 1,000 during the exhibition period.
All of you are surprised.
We found that there were more people who were attached to Akashi Elementary School and who were interested than we thought.　 It was very meaningful.
It was also featured in NHK News, Yomiuri Shimbun and Sankei Shimbun.
 http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/e-japan/tokyo23/news/20100213-OYT8T00088.htm
 http://sankei.jp.msn.com/region/kanto/tokyo/100216/tky1002162116031-n1.htm

 You may also be able to take up Akashi Elementary School in Chuo FM, which Ginzo knows.
 Thank you very much for your support for our photo exhibition.
 I will continue to do various projects in the future. Thank you very much.

Keiko Nakamura

 http://www.justmystage.com/home/akashihozon/index.html
 http://akashihozon.seesaa.net/

◆Continuing

It has been decided to change the location and hold a second stage of the photo exhibition in a corner of the gallery in Ginza.
We will contact you again when the purpose and date of the event are determined in detail.
The location is the Okuno Building in Ginza. Do you know? This is also a building in the early Showa period.

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　And let's visit elementary school.

　The entrance of the gentle color stained glass will welcome you.

　Visit the opposite Tsukiji Catholic Church, St. Luke's Tower, and the ruins of the settlement.

 I'm sure it's a good weekend.

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