Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　"Flower Butterfly" located in Ginza 7-chome 16-7 is located right next to Shimbashi Enbujo, so it was a shop I'd like to visit before.　Today, I came to have a little elegant and high-quality lunch.　It's a nice entrance, isn't it?

　On the side of the stairs on the right after entering from the entrance, a fair woman's eye difference Shiga drawn by Koyoko Yamaguchi!

I'm going to be captivated.

　Once it was like a reception room, waited until it was ready, and then passed through this wonderful restaurant. There is a sliding door with a picture of a dakan bird, and the balustrade has an elaborate design. The ikebana purple Turkish bellflower is also wonderful.

　I ordered today's lunch. There are 4 kinds of lunch courses. There is one type of meal, and three good course menus to bring each one.
When I ordered, I was asked, "Do you have any allergies or anything I can't eat?", And I felt care for the customers at this shop.

The first thing that came out was a cold salad with a little sour taste of grinding tomatoes and adding wine vinegar, but seems to be fine.

　The next dish was today's fish dish appetizer purchased from Tsukiji Market. Isaki, wasp tuna and Aoyagi sashimi.　Yeah, I'm starting to want sake.　You can also get house wine at a reasonable price.

　The next fish dish is sea bass saute. There are two kinds of sauces, basil sauce in the foreground. Tomato sauce in the back.

　Today's meat dish. Beef and chicken steak.　Rice, miso soup, and incense were also moderately served in a timely manner, and we had a really nice lunch.　

　This is not the end.　A wonderful fruit and ice cream dessert was also available.

After this dessert, with Italian roast coffee, ￥3500 is a great price.

By all means, please enjoy a high quality meal.　For more information about flower butterflies, see http://kacyo.com/

　According to a story I heard during the meal, the predecessor of this restaurant was a restaurant since 1927.

The current restaurant was kindly supported, such as being produced by Amon Miyamoto.　

A wonderful person from China, who is training the hospitality and hospitality, also came to greet me.

　"Asahiyu" at 2-12-2 Tsukuda is a public bath that opened around 1949 and is a bathhouse with a history of more than 60 years.　It was crowded with many fathers today.

　There is a road between the neighbor's house where you can enter a passenger car, and when you look outside, you will feel a sense of liberation.　There is a beautiful landscape painting depicting the islands of the Seto Inland Sea in front of the men's bath, and a landscape painting depicting a Dutch windmill on the left.　We are sure to recommend the use of renewable energy.

The facilities in men's bath have a lot of karan, and the hot water from the right is ordinary hot water, an electric bath and a slimming effect.　When I weighed it after the bath, it seems that I lost a little weight because of my mind.

Access is about 5 minutes from Tsukishima Station on the Yurakucho Line and Oedo Line.　

http://www.city.chuo.lg.jp/kurasi/komyunitei/fureaisentou/files/A4-ura.pdf#search='

　"Hatsune" in Ningyocho is a sweet shop founded in Tenpo 8 (1837).　

Speaking of the Tenpo era, I have learned about the history of social studies, such as famine, reform of Tempo, etc., but since it was founded more than 170 years ago, it is hot today, so I came here to get cold things here I came. 

On the first floor, in addition to soup powder, Isobe roll, fruit anmitsu, matcha ice cream, Kokura cream, honey beans, kuzuri, etc., shaved ice in summer. I remembered that Ginzo also came on a date, such as returning from TCAT. Cheer

The second floor starts at 17:00, and you can enjoy okonomiyaki, monja, teppanyaki, etc.

　According to the landlady, the name Hatsune was named from a Kabuki performance, or in the Edo period, sugar was expensive and could not be used for sweetness, and sweet potatoes focused on the sweetness of sweet potatoes. He made and sold sweet potatoes. It seems that "Hatsune" began to sell soup flour after the Meiji era when sugar became popular.

　I thought that this shop has been going on for a long time because it is particular about red beans, the raw material, hospitality to customers, and integrity.　

The business card I received is Hatsune, since 1837 Japanese Traditional Sweets, whose address is 1-15-6 Nihonbashi Ningyocho, access is 100m from Ningyocho Station A2 Exit on the Hibiya Line toward Suitengu Shrine, about 30m from Suitengu Station on the Subway Hanzomon Line. It's very near from TCAT and Royal Park Hotel . Enjoy Japanese Traditional Sweets at Hatsune. Phone: 03-3666-3082

Please enjoy the traditional sweetness of the downtown area.　Don't miss it !　

　　Hinodeyu is located at Tsukuda 1-chome.　From Tsukishima Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, cross the Tsukuda Kobashi.

The red balustrade invites you to the atmosphere.

　The banner of "Community Fureai Sento" is fluttering. 2nd and 4th Friday until the end of September this year

At "Fureai Day", the general public can enjoy a public bath for 100 yen.

　Neighbor fathers were relaxing in the hot water while talking small talk.

I warmed my heart. Let's have a drink at Tsukuda on the way home.

　As part of the 100th anniversary of the Nihonbashi Bridge, "ECO EDO Nihonbashi 2011" is being held at Nihonbashi.　As an event among them, "Nihonbashi River Tour, Bridge Tour" by boat is held from July 15 to July 29. The course ： Nihonbashi Pier-Toyomi Bridge-Sumida River-Kiyosu Bridge (Tokyo Sky Tree® distant view)-Eitai Bridge-Kamejima River-Nihonbashi Pier.　The fare is only 500 yen and departs every hour and half from 11:30 to 18:30.　It was fun.　　First of all, from the view of boarding at the dock. 

　The view from the river is different than usual, and you can see such Historic buildings.

The photo shows the Mitsubishi Warehouse Edobashi Warehouse Building in Historic buildings, Tokyo.

Look at buildings such as the Tokyo Stock Exchange, go through Kayabashi and go to Toyomi Bridge. Right in front of the Sumida River

When you go to the Sumida River, you can see Kiyosu Bridge and Tokyo Sky Tree.

 Click here for more information. http://www.nihonbashi-tokyo.jp/event/20110715.html

　　The Pipe Organ Lunchtime Concert is held on the last Friday of every month at Tsukiji Honganji.　I couldn't go during lunch break, but I went for the first time.　

　The sound of the pipe organ is harsh and solid, but the heart has calmed down.

　If you are coming to visit, please also see the lunchtime concert. Next time,

July 29, August 26, and September 30 this year, all from the last Friday of every month from 12:20 to 50 minutes.