Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

 Hisamitsu Noguchi's nostalgic French movie poster exhibition is being held at "Tsukiji TASS Gharari Wakamatsuya" at 6-12-3 Tsukiji.
The event will be held from March 23 to April 4 (Sat).

When I entered the gallery, I thought it was an old-colored poster, and instead, the untouched poster was displayed beautifully.

Unfortunately, I have never watched these masterpieces, but the theme songs of those films are still being sung.
For example, "French Kankan" is "heaven and hell" played at the athletic meet, is it like this?

"The third man" has seen it aired on TV. Melo Day is like LaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLaLa!

There is also an exhibition and spot sale of the Western Painting Road Shop Program.

I purchased "Anna Karenina of Vivien Leigh", "The Third Man", "French Kankan", and "The Seine under the Sky of Bari flows" with posters.

The unit price is only 100 yen (tax included).　It's very nice if you decorate it in your room.

Please click here for access to Wakamatsuya.

http://www.g-wakamatsuya.com/gallery.html

 

 

 The equinox day has passed and it has become warmer. Today, let's take a walk from Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro.
When you head to Tsukiji River Park on the north side of Tsukiji Honganji Temple, a kind of cherry blossoms, "Sunlight," blooms, and the shoots of willow trees are youthful beyond it.

When you enter the park and go north, you willows have a lot of small white flowers. It's white that makes you feel refreshed. Lenkyo also has yellow flowers.

Crossing the pedestrian crossing, the flowers of the maple family are blooming.

You can see the light pink weeping cherry tree and the white flower Oshima cherry blossoms. Yoshino cherry tree will be in full bloom at the end of March.

I will go a little further and visit the campus of St. Luke's International University.
Here, pale pink cherry blossoms are blooming beautifully against the background of the building of the Toysler Memorial Hall.

Red and white peach blossoms, Christmas rose and other flowers bloom on the premises.

At Akatsuki Park, large white flowers of Hakumokuren are blooming.


After this, enjoy a meal around the St. Luke's Tower or the Tsukiji Market with a little further.

In addition, except for one kind of cherry tree "Sunlight", the scientific name of Japanese is written in katakana.

 

 

　A commemorative event in which Tsukiji Honganji was designated as an Important Cultural Property was held on March 14 and 15, and has been held on both days.

On the 14th, dance with instrumental accompaniment's "Langling King" performed and strict dance were performed. Next, a projection mapping was shown in main hall to introduce the history of Tsukiji Honganji and the relationship between those involved in the construction.

The photos I took were impossible, so please enjoy it in the reports of other correspondents.

(I can't do it, but it's a picture of the evidence I went.)

　

By the way, on the 15th, we arrived before 10 o'clock in the morning and listened to the greetings of the people concerned. The children at Kyobashi Tsukiji Elementary School had a reputation for being very good.

　

　Mr. Kibun served a free oden. It was very delicious.

You can also buy it at shops outside Tsukiji or at supermarkets. I had a cup of oden at night.

　

　We listened to a commemorative lecture about Dr. Chuta Ito, who was involved in the architectural design of Tsukiji Honganji.

　

　Next, we enjoyed watching the Tsukiji Honganji Maki through the cooperation of parents and children who applied in advance.

　Everyone was serious.

I can't forget the nervous faces of the children when lifting the completed "Tsukiji Honganji Maki" and the joy of rising.

　

By the way, there were many shops for lunch, but we had delicious Matsuro fried eggs from local Tsukiji and beef steak from Oomiya beef shop.

　

　Please also see the explanation board of the newly established nationally designated important cultural properties.

　

　At the panel exhibition, we saw Kozui Otani (Kamijojin), Takeko Kujo, and Dr. Chuta Ito, who designed Honganji Temple.

In particular, the explanation of the Buddhist research and exploration journey to India was very interesting. I was once again convinced that the explanation of the encounter between the expedition and Dr. Chuta Ito.

Next, we participated in the "Honganji Tour" where you can guide you through Tsukiji Honganji Temple.

　

　I enjoyed seeing the reliefs of summoned bells (that Buddhist memorial service began), elephants, monkeys, and cows.

　Everyone who participated together seemed to have fun.

　

Finally, we also visited a video screening related to Tsukiji Honganji.

The contents include the recorded video owned by Tsukiji Honganji Temple, edited by the Chuo-ku Board of Education, such as the `` Ochikei Hoho / Great Kanto Earthquake '', and not only the situation at the time of the disaster, but also the activity at the time of the earthquake The hardships of Tsukiji Honganji were well understood. I wanted to express my deep respect.

　

Thank you for having fun and studying for two days, and thank you for many delicious things. Thank you very much.

 

 

　Tsukiji Honganji Temple's Important Cultural Property Designation Commemorative Event "Goen" goen.

The event will be held on March 14 (Sat) and 15 (Sun), 2015.

 
According to the flyer I received,
"Projection mapping to main hall designated as heavy sentence, dance with instrumental accompaniment dedication by Gagaku, marching band commemorative ceremony, commemorative lecture, food court where you can eat delicious food from famous stores outside the venue, Tsukiji Honganji seaweed roll, Oedo Sukeroku drum performance, pipe organ commemorative concert, special panel exhibition, Tsukiji town and Tsukiji Honganji mountain tour.
 
I see, it's really a lot of events.
I have no choice but to go!　Let's go!
 
Before participating in the event, I hope you will read the visit to main hall and the origins of Tsukiji Honganji Temple.

 

 

Oops, how about "Honanji Senbei" made by Ginza Matsuzaki as a souvenir? In addition to the box, there is also a sale.

 
Please refer to this guide for details on the contents of the commemorative event.

http://tsukijihongwanji.jp/2015/02/3639 

 

 

I went to Tokyo Stock Exchange Arrows for a tour.

This is only available on weekdays, but it is a great place to study the history of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

I got off at Kayabacho Station and strolled around the area.

The Mizuho Bank Kabuto-cho Branch, located in the vicinity, is "the birthplace of banks that were predecessors of Daiichi National Bank."

　

We entered the building of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, completed the reception, and entered the Securities Archives Hall.

　

I saw a lot of photos and objects such as bells used for meetings.

　

I also saw the photos of the Minister of Finance at that time, and felt very nostalgic. These people have led Japan to a high economy.

　

In the quiz, I was able to learn how to communicate information at that time. It's interesting, isn't it?

　

Next, on the 2nd floor, there was a photo of Ms. Charlotte Kate Fox, the role of Elly, who was familiar with NHK's morning drama "Massan", visited the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Oh, it's really neat and wonderful person with a smile.　

Unfortunately, photography was prohibited here, so please check with your own eyes.

　

On the 2nd floor, we proceeded through the tour corridor.

In the market center covered with glass cylinders with a diameter of 17 meters, large rings showing the stock prices of each company were spinning around.

Souvenir T-Shirts, umbrellas, mobile straps, etc. for the Tokyo Stock Exchange were also sold.

　

After the tour, we visited Kabuto Shrine, a symbol of the promotion of exchange officials, visited Nihonbashi Post Office, Nomura Securities, etc., and enjoyed delicious tea in Nihonbashi.

Please refer to this page for details. I think it's good for children to study during the spring break.
http://www.tse.or.jp/about/arrows/