Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　I enjoyed a lot of cherry blossoms in Yae-zakura from Yoshino cherry tree in April.

At the Tsukiji Catholic Church, there is a wisteria on the left side of the gate and a Yae-zakura on the right.

　This was the first time I saw a wisteria flower here, and I was very impressed.　

And when I went out in the afternoon, I had coffee and rusk in Aladdin and remembered again.

Aladdin's coffee is ￥190, 5 rusks are ￥100, and confectionery bread is about ￥120.

For more information about Aladdin, I regretted last year's "cat on the hill" blog.

 http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/blog/2010/03/post-288.html

It is said that it will be closed on May 3, 4 and 5.

Akashicho is a town where history and literature live.　In addition to a walk around Tsukiji River Park, St. Luke's.

Please drop in at the next stop at Tsukiji.

　Last year, I reported on the plants at Tsukiji River Park, so this year, "Is it okay? "and"

I thought, but there was a great discovery.

　I thought the flowers of the pears were pink.

　A lot of pure white flowers are blooming next to it. This was also a flower of pears.

Last year, I missed it. It is in full bloom as of April 25.　Let's do it soon.

　Now, the flowers in the garden at Tsukiji headquarters of the Asahi Shimbun, facing Shin-ohashi-dori St. on the Tsukiji Market side, are beautiful.

When you enter the park, you will see Yae-zakura and azaleas.　

A little further back, on the scarlet rug of azalea, the crimson rhododendron is in full bloom as if competing for it.

Is Yae-zakura until April twenty-sixth?　

Azalea and rhododendron are within their expiration date until about 30 days.　

Please go out before and after Tsukiji Market or Hamarikyu Garden.

　"Cinema Kabuki" is being screened in a movie version in Higashiginza's eastern drama.

　Tamasaburo Bando and Kanzaburo Nakamura starring "Furuamerikani sleeve warasaji".

I missed it in the December 2007 performance, so from the title I thought it was a hard play of Edo late Tokugawa shogunate, but it was an interesting kabuki like "Shochiku New Comedy".　！　

It is a replacement system with four separate performances a day, but if you buy the required number of admission tickets, you can enjoy it all day.

There are six massage machines in the lobby on the third floor, so you can relax stiff shoulders before and after the movie.

There was a wife who enjoyed relaxingly.　I also got stiff.

　Even after returning home, the voice of my wife who was impressed, "I'm glad Tamasaburo's performance was good."

Weekdays are available and I recommend it.

For details, please refer to the official website.　

The official URL is:↓

　http://www.shochiku.co.jp/cinemakabuki/

We have received a letter from our readers.

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Thank you for your letter, Mr. Ginzo.

After the earthquake, when you returned home, Mr. Ginzo used the "Edo Bus".

　But at this time when aftershock continues today, whether you can walk home will separate the light and dark.

　I registered it as a favorite.

I'm going to eat curry for 700 yen at Senbikiya Sohonten in Nihonbashi ... I'll go there again."　

　Today, I entered the store at 11:30 for the mango curry I wanted to eat before.

When I entered from the fruit shop, a kind clerk told me that I was in the back right.

　There were a lot of delicious fruits in the fruit shop.　

I ordered the fruit next time, and I ordered it.　700 yen including tax, including fruit!

 (Information as of April 16, 2011, the price that fruits are also attached to the menu.)

　Curry with a little sweetness of mango, I loved it.

Ginzo also bought fruits for two and a half years at Brasil's Petrolina.

I know the taste of mango that I forgot to harvest, bananas left behind, and ripe tomatoes that have fallen from a 4-ton car.

When I was alone, eating while watching the outside scenery, I feel like eating at an open cafe in France.

But, I hope next is fruity ..., it's together, or avec in Japanese ...

For more information, please refer to the following website. You can also study the history of Senbikiya.

http://www.sembikiya.co.jp/