Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　Visiting Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine, I found a sake called "Shinkawa Ichibansen" in the dedicated Komo barrel, and found that there was a sake called "Shinkawa Ichibansen".

I went to the nearest liquor store, Imada Shoten from grand shrine.　"Shinkawa No. 1 Ship" was sold in Ichisho bottle.

I'm not confident that I could empty a bottle by myself, so when I looked for a sake of four bottles (720ml), I recommended a sake called "Sohana".　In the Edo period, you can see the scenery where young sake arrived from above by barrel boat.

Please see here for the "Shinshuban Funaeto Shinkawa Iritsu Map" shown on the website of Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine.

http://shinkawadaijingu.or.jp/gallery/gallery1/shinshubanwsen/

And the clerk gave me a leaflet entitled "How to enjoy Shinkawa's fourth generation liquor store Imada Shoten". For it

Feel free to hit on weekdays

　I do it every day. Beginners welcome One coin tasting 500 yen One coin

　Weekdays, from 17:00 to 20:00.

　locally brewed sake 3 types according to the theme ￥500, experience changes in taste! Warm sake ￥300.

　Various kinds of craft beer

Saturday Cathedral Event　

　Elaborate Saturday petit event　

　2nd and 4th Saturday from 13:00 to 18:00.

　For details, check the website and Facebook.

Every month

　Very popular tasting party

　1,2 times a month from 18:00 to 20:00

　5 kinds of sake + 1 favorite cup of ¥ 1,500, the more you know, the more fun and delicious the sake　

　Sake, shochu, wine, etc.

For more information, please visit our website. http://imadashouten.com/

I went to Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine to visit.

When I entered the precincts, a lot of sake barrels were dedicated to the left.　This is the first time I see. A barrel of sake called Shinkawa No. 1 ship was also dedicated.

There was an explanation about Komono barrel.

The explanation is as follows.

"Consecration Sake Komono barrel

　During the Edo period, Shinkawa prospered as a wholesaler of "downhill sake", which was introduced to Edo from the upper part of sake (sake), a famous brewery. Founded here in Kanei 2 (1625), Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine has been revered as a guardian deity for sake wholesalers and sake brewers.　At that time, sake was packed in wooden barrels to Edo and transported by a special barrel boat, but it is said that the beginning of Komokan (Komo barrel) was wrapped around Komono to prevent damage to the barrel. You.　In order to distinguish it from other brands, Komono was designed to represent the characteristics of each brand.　The Komo barrels (Nito barrel = 36L) piled up here were donated by Keijinkai members who have been connected to Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine for many years, as well as religious breweries from all over the country. is. I would like to thank the people who consecrated us and wish that the industries responsible for the traditional food culture of Japan, including the alcoholic beverage industry, will be more and more prosperous.

On the website of Masaru Shinkawa Jingu Shrine, you can see the picture of "Shinshuban Funae To Shinkawa Iritsuzu". http://shinkawadaijingu.or.jp/gallery/gallery1/shinshubanwsen/

　Next time, I will go to find the sake that is dedicated.

For details on strolling around Kayabacho, Echizenbori, and Reigishijima, please see the blog on September 1, 2017.

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"Sensha Bill Stamp & Town Name Quiz Rally" has begun. It will be held until January 14, 2019, but please enjoy it as soon as possible.

１） 2) If you collect all stamps, the first 2,000 people will receive * Participation prize that you will surely receive *

　"Original Seal with Stamp Pattern" ※1 set per person

２） If you collect all the stamps and answer all the quizzes correctly, the first 2,000 people will receive * Achievement Award that you will surely receive *

　"Original mini drawstring with stamp pattern" ※1 per person

３） In addition, if you answer the questionnaire, you will receive a local prize by lottery.

　For details, please see the inside of the Stamp & Quiz Rally mount.

　　Ginza Prize, Tsukiji Prize, Nihonbashi Prize, Ningyocho Prize, Tsukishima Prize, Akashicho Prize, Yaesu Prize, Hakozaki Prize, Higashinihombashi Prize, Tokyo Chuo Odori Prize, Chuo-ku Tourism Association Award, Chuo-ku Tourism Information Center Award There is a possibility that you will win a wonderful gift.

It is a very affordable stamp and quiz rally that looks delicious.

　That's why I went there.　This is 1) * Get the participation prize that you can always get.

And then

２） If you collect all the stamps and answer all the quizzes correctly, the first 2,000 people will receive * Achievement Award that you will surely receive *

　"Original mini drawstring with stamp pattern" ※I received one piece per person.　It's a friend's one in different colors.

　For details on the "Sensha Bill Stamp & Town Name Quiz Rally", please see this information.

http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/#we-page-single-entry?spot=247604

　Did you know that there is a gallery in the main store of Mikimoto Ginza 4-chome?

The "2nd generation Kichiemon Nakamura Photo Shop Exhibition" will be held at Mikimoto Hall on the 7th floor until December 9, 2018.

Those who like Kabuki and those who are fans of Yoshiemon are a must-see.

Don't miss it. Please check here for access. https://www.mikimoto.com/jp/news/index.htm

　When I visited the "Joy of Life of Light and Shadow of Painter Seiji Fujishiro", I received a leaflet for information on "CAFE'Kyobunkan".

The explanation of the construction of the Kyobunkan Building is described as follows.

　"This Kyobunkan building is a retro building that was built in 1933.　You can see the remnants of the architectural style of the time on the beams that became thick in triangles near the pillar.　The café was designed with a plasterer technique called "polishing" on the white plaster wall while retaining its old appearance, and was designed with the wish of a relaxing place where two eras can meet lightly across space and space.　"Soil" from all over Japan was used for "polishing". I hope you can slowly enjoy the natural colors of the soil collected from Okinawa, Niigata, Aichi and Awaji with coffee. ] It's a good idea.

Invited by the warm Koharu weather, I took a closer look at the building of Kyobunkan and went out to drink coffee.

This is a set of Japanese bunkan blend and cake.

We enjoyed the view of Ginza Chuo-dori from the counter seat on the window.　I had a good time relaxing.

　The Nihonbashi Tourist Information Center, as the name implies, is located on the side of Nabashi and Nihonbashi.

A pleasant young lady will respond kindly with a smile.　On this day, I decided to buy some long-established candy in Nihonbashi.

So, I found a clear file that can only be obtained here.

We reported that we recently took a walk from Toyosu Ohashi to Tsukiji Ohashi and Hamarikyu Gardens with the opening of the partial bypass of Route 2, but this clear file covers all the names of the bridges related to Nihonbashi River. I am.　

"Sumida River Mitsuhashi" is a must-have for a fun walk while watching Kachidokibashi, Eitai Bridge, Kiyosu Bridge, and the boats you meet, which are designated as important cultural properties.　The Sumida River also enjoys a walk with Ginko.

Please purchase it at the Nihonbashi Tourist Information Center.