Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　From the intersection of Ginza 4-chome, walk east on Harumi-dori St. and about a 3-minute walk is the Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo.

It is a popular hotel that has been introduced to the Michelin Guide Tokyo 2017 for the second consecutive year.

On the first basement floor, there is "ALL DAY DINING NiKO GINZA".

It is literally open all day, and you can enjoy delicious Buffet in the morning and afternoon. At night, I will report next time.

I'm going out with my friend, so I'll report it.　The view of the restaurant from the first floor. There are many menus in a large space.

The picture is (because I forgot to take the first picture), the second one.　Ikra, Mentaiko, Pasta, Lazania, Anako Tenfura, etc. on top of onion.　Fresh sushi.

My friend seemed to like dishes with neat partitions, and enjoyed the subdivided dishes. Since Japanese food was designated as World Cultural Heritage, Japanese food has been popular, including grilled Asari and tofu Dengaku.

　As you can not see in the photo, desserts include chocolate fantins in addition to the lower warabimochi, tiramisu, tart, mango pudding, etc., and are full of desserts.

After that, I had forgotten to eat "Zoigani" firmly.　It's not in the picture.

　Please enjoy a slow lunch.　After being full and satisfied, I walked in Ginza and made it fashionable.　

Click here for the website of Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo.

http://www.gardenhotels.co.jp/millennium-tokyo/restaurant/

　We met five women in a wonderful kimono at "Platto Tsukiji" and met them.

Tasting and purchasing almonds at a pigeon shop, and having warm miso soup using fragrant seaweed.

At Shoro, we purchase delicious egg ware.

Water Shrine, Yuonen Ruins, Hagayama (the birthplace of the Navy), Namiwa Inari Shrine, Warship Training Center Ruins Monument,

　On the way, a signboard building that remains in Tsukiji.

　If you walk in a rare and valuable wooden house, kimono, it will be very tasteful.

Museum in Kachidokibashi, Kachidokibashi, Akatsuki Park, Jisaku, St. Luke's Tower,

The monument to the beginning of Dutch studies, the birthplace of Keio Gijuku, the Toysler Memorial Hall in St. Luke's College of Nursing.

I had the opportunity to guide you to the ruins of Takumi Asanouchi's residence and Tsukiji Honganji.

At Honganji-sama, everyone was very interested because they just introduced "The World Animal Design Collected by Dr. Tadashi ITOCHU" on TV. I was able to listen to the explanation of the pipe organ.

It was cold, but everyone was able to talk happily, so it was a guide.

I would like to introduce you to a beautiful face, but there is a problem with portrait rights, so please look at the glossy back.　It is a silver-built that I want to continue to guide women in kimono. (This time, I don't have my own picture.)

　After this, you speculated that you had delicious coffee at the tea lounge next to "Japanese cuisine Shisui" on the Honganji site.

　The "Chuo-ku Fureai Town Walking Map" walking around Tsukiji, Ginza, etc. can be obtained at Edgran in Kyobashi.　Please use it.

　On January 12th, I went to Tsukiji Honganji to visit.

The worship commemorative card received last year was issued as follows.

I studied the history of Tsukiji Honganji again. (Unfortunately, everything was not collected.)

　And on the card in January 2017, the word "three" is written vividly.

On the back of the bookmark, the meaning of the word "three" is explained.　What it means

"Originally, it doesn't mean giving up, it's obviously looking, seeing as it is, psychology.　I would like to see if we can make our lives more enriched by having the perspective of seeing ourselves, others, things and events as they are, or once again in the New Year.　It is named Yugen Yasunaga, the chief priest of Tsukiji Honganji Temple.

There are many predictions that this year of the Rooster will increase the political and economic fluctuations of the world, but I would like to take a calm look at the essence of the remarks of large politicians and the essence of things as they are and deal with them calmly.

I would like to put the card you received in your notebook and make it the inscription on the right.

　"Tokyo Marathon 2017" will be held on February 26 (Sun).

Prior to that, the course "I want to run, but I can't run.　I want to walk, but in a very day."

In response to this voice, there is an event where the Tokyo Marathon Course is divided into six and a fun walking event is held. The guide fee is free.

From this year, the course will be changed, and in the course of Chuo-ku, we will return to Nihonbashi via Iidabashi, Kanda, and Asakusa, go to Monzennakacho in Kuramae, turn back, and change to Nihonbashi and Ginza via Kuramae.　Unlike last year, it's only one time to pass between Nihonbashi, Kyobashi and Ginza.

In this course, you can enjoy walking and shopping, such as <walking slowly>, visiting Suitengu Shrine, and shopping at amazake Yokocho in Ningyocho.

　Well, why don't you join together? Ginzo has been participating for all the past 10 years?

On the first day, from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to Iidabashi Station on January 21. The following week, January 28, is Nihonbashi from Iidabashi Station via Kanda.

Next, on February 4th, from Colled Nihonbashi, via Suitengu, amazake Yokocho, to Asakusa. The next one is February 11, from Kuramae to Monzennakacho.

Next is February 18th, from Colled Nihonbashi to Kyobashi and Sengakuji via Ginza. On February 25, stroll through Hibiya Park, via Marunouchi, reach Tokyo Station in front of the goal, and in front of Wadakuramon.

Click here for the URL of the information. →　http://tcgc.jp/　

　Speaking of Shikoku, it is famous for visiting eighty-eight places in pilgrim.

Then there is an izakaya that seems to have named the store name on the second floor of Cored Muromachi 2.

At hand, I feel like traveling to Shikoku with a map saying, "Let's go to the Shikoku Pilgrimage 1200, the Shikoku Sacred Ground!"

However, I couldn't take enough vacation to go to the pilgrimage right away, so I decided to enjoy the taste of Shikoku here, so I visited with my sister and wife.

On the signboard at the entrance, it is an introduction of Jakoten or a humble menu.

On the blackboard in the store, there is a menu that turns Italian blue! It's lined up.

And the first thing I ordered was the tangerine sea bream carpaccio (this is a sea bream in Ehime Prefecture) and Jakoten (this is also Ehime).

However, unfortunately, I can't show you this photo because it's slow to take a picture and it's a bit out of it.

And then

Setouchi Marinara pizza.

Gurie of sweet toro pork and seasonal vegetables, etc.

It's a cheap restaurant. The shochu was a little watery, so he said, "It's a little thin." Thank you! I'd like to go again.

　We went to the Sumida River Terrace near Kachidokibashi.　It's a very nice illumination, so I'd like to report it.　You can also see the crescent moon object on the opposite building.

　The following photo was taken from the Sumida River Terrace near the St. Luke's Tower.

The origin of the name of Akashicho is "It is said that the name was derived from the fact that it resembled the scenery of" Akashinoura "in Akashi-no-ura "in Akashi-no-ura" in Akashi, Harima country (now Hyogo prefecture). (Refer to Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia)

　The moon of Okawabata seen from there also emits soft moonlight on the skyscrapers, and the houseboat also goes, so I think that visitors can feel very tasteful.

Is it the full moon by the time this article is published?　I think you can clearly see the rabbit wearing rice cakes.