Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　This year, we are posting an article about Numbers Building.

This time, I would like to introduce the store of the building in Ginza 4-4.

The golden crown shining on the outer wall of the building!　

　Speaking of the crown, the immediate idea is "Saegusa" of children's clothes. It has been moved here to sell cute children's clothes. For more information, please refer to the following website.

http://www.sayegusa.com/store/

　And "Harp's Jujiya" has been "temporarily relocated" to the same building as "Sine Switch Ginza" in Ginza 4-4-5.　4-4-5 Ginza Building, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 5th floor (Sign Switch Ginza and the same building / former hanare) The location of temporary relocation is easy to understand.

Click here for Jujiya's website. http://www.ginzajujiya.com/

　Click here for the website of "Sine Switch Ginza", which is broadcasting new overseas movies. http://www.cineswitch.com/ Please spend an elegant holiday in Ginza.

　GINZA TANAKA of Takashi Tanaka Metal at Ginza 1-chome facing Ginza Street is decorated with stores according to the events of the four seasons.

Spring is decorated with "Hinamatsuri" and the May warrior dolls and helmets.

　Above all, I think this doll is easy because it does not take a place to decorate and store it.

I always welcome you and give you a polite explanation, so you can have a very enjoyable time.

　This time, I'm going to sort out the drawers and buy gold products.

Click here for the website of the store.　http://www.ginzatanaka.co.jp/shop/ginza.html

　This is the "Regishi Island Strategies and Water Marks", and the frame of the water level observatory is lined with "Yurikamome", which rests its wings in the evening.　Behind you can see the bridge in the shape of a majestic helmet of Chuo-ohashi Bridge.　It's a winter tradition.

　"Yurikamome" is also called the Tokyo bird and is designated as a bird in Tokyo.　

Narihira Ariwarano wrote, "There are no people who think the city birds who have their names and negatives."　　　

　In February, when I got off at Hibiya Station, a lady with a big travel bag seemed to be in trouble, so I talked to you.

He came to buy a travel bag, but he said he lost access to the station on the Ginza Line.　I passed through the underpass, in front of Bic Camera's store where I bought a bag, passed through the building of the Kotsu Kaikan, and used the inside of the Itocia building (Oh, I came here!　A voice saying

We took you to the ticket gate of the Ginza Line safely.

　I thought it was lunch at Ginza Six, and proceeded along the underpass to Ginza Six, which opened at the end of 2017.　This underpass goes straight without turning right.

It is an underpass lined with zodiac objects, and you can get to Higashi-Ginza Station.

　By the way, as for the access to Ginza Six, the large subway access passage passes under "Azuma-dori" and you can enter Ginza Six from the second basement floor. It's A2.

　It also guides you to shops on the ground.

　On sunny days, window shopping on the ground.　I would be grateful if there was an underpass in rainy weather or cold weather.

By the way, we have reached the entrance to the second basement floor of Ginza Six.

Then, I enjoyed eating and fancy, so I will report the continuation to another opportunity.

　Hatsune Mori Shrine is enshrined right next to Ryogoku Post Office. Ryogoku Post Office is located at 2-27-12 Higashi Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.　The location of Hatsune Mori Shrine is 2-27-9 Higashi Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.

　Today, after a long time I visited the main shrine on the second floor.　A bronze statue of "Nama Mikazuki" is placed. The bronze statue was created to commemorate the birth of His Imperial Highness Princess Aiko Keimiya, but in fact, there is an explanation of the history of this famous horse.

That's the history of Nai Mikazuki well.

　When the Battle of Sekigahara occurred in Keicho 5 (1600), Ieyasu Tokugawa was in a hill in Shimotsuke Kuni, but suddenly returned to Baba in Hatsune and prayed to Hatsune Mori Shrine with Norisuke Kimura as a substitute. I took a break in the water of Kanoi, left with the horse riding swallowed the water, and returned with a great victory. Later, it is reported that Kanoi was named Mikazuki after the connection. The following is an example.

By the way, every time I pass here, I see an article about "Musashi Abumi" on the first floor. This section describes in detail the great fire of the Meiryaku era.

　Also, on the same 1st floor, pillars of Asakusa Gomon are displayed.

　"This gate pillar was discovered in the soil of the green belt next to the Ryogoku Post Office during the rapid construction of the Sobu Line in 1961. About 400 years have passed since the great fire of the Meiryaku era, and when it was used as a gatepost, it seems that it was already over 500 years old. "

Click here for the website of Hatsune Mori Shrine.　http://hatsunemori.shin-to.com/about.php

　A lot of plants are planted on the roof of Ginza Six, which will delight us.

As of February 6, I enjoyed two kawazu-zakura trees in full bloom.

　Japanese white-eye flew about three birds, sucking honey.

Shoppers from overseas and women from Kumamoto also cheered.

Enjoy the early spring with shopping and meals.