Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　Ginza Wako's show window announced that the Tokyo Marathon will be held on March 3.

In addition, the message in the guide said, "It's not just a number. TIME IS WHAT I AM. "

　And some of the figures in the record were shown.

This is the World Record World Record World Record for Marathons because it is WR.

This is a new world record marked by Eli Ud Kipchoge (Kenya) at the Berlin Marathon held on September 16, 2018.

Next is the National Record of Japan because there is NR.

This is a record of the "Chicago Marathon" held in the United States in October 2018 by a Japanese player Suguru Osako.

At present, the Japanese record for the Tokyo Marathon is 2 hours 6 minutes 11 seconds, which was updated by Yuta Shitara in February 2018.

There were other figures in the record.　Let's enjoy the Tokyo Marathon with reference to the numbers in numerous records.

We hope that all players participating in the Tokyo Marathon will be able to achieve the results of their daily practice in production. And I support you to update your records.

　The lion at the entrance in front of Ginza Mitsukoshi was wearing a flower decoration.

　Art imitating a large mimosa was also exhibited in the store.

　　It's my first time to see such a scene, so when I read the explanation, I read it

"What is VINYL MUSEUM that appears in Ginza Mitsukoshi?　・・(Omitted)

This time, the Flower Festival and VINYL MUSEUM collaborate, and a photogenic spot inspired by Mimoza will appear. Yes, it is.

We headed to the Ginza Terrace on the 9th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi, the venue, and saw the stage on display.

A couple like a lover is taking pictures.

The wonderful yellow color of mimosa makes the subject look lively. You can enjoy the spring wonderfully.

According to the announcement, this exhibition will be open until March 19 (Tuesday).　Please enjoy photography at the same time as shopping.

　Click here for information on the website.

https://www.mitsukoshi.mistore.jp/ginza/event_calendar/hanabanasai/201902.html

　At the Hasegawa Ginza Main Store, famous for its Buddhist altar Hasegawa commercial, facing Ginza Street, Hina doll seemed smiling at me. The Buddha was not waving his hand, so I entered the store.

　Mr. Amida's guidance or a kind woman responded and explained.

The one I tried was a bell.　When the bell rings, the lingering sound remains with Lean and a clear sound. It's the subject of the next purchase.

　In relation to Buddhist utensils, there were incense and smell bags.　In the Buddhist world, it is said that Buddhas do not eat rice or fruits, but eat the scent as a meal.　And it seems that this is called incense food.

　Life wrapped in a faint scent makes you feel calm.

And recently, there is a custom of giving gorgeous incense stick or candles as gifts.　

This is a Japanese sweets-style candle gift set.

　It's fun to decorate your room.

　As you all know, Matsuzaki Senmochi has moved to Ginza 5-6-9.

This year, for the first time, I visited the store and learned that a rice cracker called "Tokyo Marathon Week 2019 Shamitofu" is being sold.

Two pieces of rice crackers are wrapped in cellophane, one with the logo of "Tokyo Marathon Week 2019", and the other with an airship.

And when you buy this rice cracker, you can get two "TOKYO MARATHON WEEK 2019 logo and can badges designed for the city of Tokyo".

It's ￥324, including consumption tax. I put it on my hat right away.

　By all means, be sure to buy it and support runners in Ginza, Kyobashi and Nihonbashi.

※The Tokyo Marathon 2019 will be held on March 3rd.

Click here for the website of Matsuzaki Senmochi. https://matsuzaki-senbei.com/