Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

There was a macaron vest 10 recommended for Nikkei Plus One short time ago.
Ladule, the first place in Japan, landed in Ginza Mitsukoshi last year, and then in Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi.
A shop that became famous for the movie "Marie Antwernet"
For a while, even on weekdays, just buying a macaron waited for 30 minutes, and the salon waited for an hour.

　

The second place, Pierre Elme Paris, can be bought at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi.
It's just a macaron in Paris! There is a lot of cream and it's delicious.

　

The 7th place Daloyyo has a shop on Ginza Street.
You can buy it in the basement of Depa, but there is also a macaroon limited to the Ginza store (lower left in the photo).

　

The 10th place Henri Charpantier is the main store of Cakeya from Kobe Ashiya.
There is also a splendid Ginza main store in Yonai Building in Ginza 2-chome.
The Yonei Building is a Romanesque building in the Middle Ages and is designated as the Historic buildings selected by Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
The macaron here is also popular.

　

However, these are intended for things that can be bought at department stores.
Without that, there are still many macarons in Ginza that will definitely rank.

★Ginza Macaron at the Ginza West Hotel

This is also the same as Nikkei Plus One.
It was ranked 1st among recommended hotel sweets nationwide.

Normal macaroons are also delicious, but
Macarons made with honey from Ginza grown in Ginza are popular.
Actually, it's always sold out and I haven't eaten yet.

It seems that honey is not obtained very much nationwide this year, but
The honey in Ginza seems to be working hard, and there is also a newspaper on the bee project.

　

This year, Ginza Matsuya also sells sweets using Ginza honey.

★Tanto Mary's Ginza Miermacaron Sands (left photo) To Matsuya Ginza page
"Miel" means honey in French.
The honey and lemon matched and it was very delicious.
We are doing honey sweets fair from Ginza until the end of June.

★Wako's Macaron (lower right)
It is a fairly large macaron with a diameter of 8 cm and is responsive to eat.

　

Recently, there have been a macaron boom, and many shops are making it.
I think there are still a lot of macarons in Ginza.
I'd like to report it again after excavation.

 

 

 

Most of Chuo-ku was Ginza, and Harumi was the first time.
I love the sea, the harbor, and ships.
I was looking forward to Minato matsuri 2009, where I can enjoy everything.

First of all, I wanted to get off at the win on the Oedo Line and go to Triton Square.
Cross the Triton Bridge and lunch at Triton Square.

　

From there, I walked to Harumi's passenger ship terminal.
On the way, there was also a venue for the Olympic Games.

As you approach the wharf, it becomes more and more lively.

On the way, I saw a large sailing ship parked on the left side.
An exhibition sailing training for the sailing ship "Kaiomaru" was being performed.

　

There were also rare ships open to the public, and there were three ships.
I went inside Kaitakamaru
Students from Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology are here and there on board.
"Hello ~" and greeting me, it was a very good atmosphere.

  　 　

I could see the ice of the South Pole and the cockpit.

Next, I went up to the observation deck of the passenger ship terminal.
With a panoramic view, I could see the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower.
On the port stage, Yuko Uno was singing Sazae-san.

　

There are so many events, and only a few I saw.
Oh, there were also Kuta-kun and Pepo-kun (laughs).

Finally, take a water bus, cross to Hinode Pier, and reach Yurika Momo to Shiodome.
I took the water bus to Odaiba about 5 years ago.
After all, the boat is good~ I'm excited.

　

Harumi Wharf also has observation deck, restaurants, boats and parks.
Even if it's not Minato matsuri, you can enjoy it enough if the weather is nice.

 

 

Civilization-do was originally Nagasaki, and there was a lot of goodwill.
At present, it seems that there are about six civilization halls of another company nationwide.
It seems that there are various characteristics and limited items each, and I would like to introduce the limited items of Ginza Bunmeido.

 Baumkuchenchocoladene

Baumkuchen, which can only be purchased at the Bunmeido Higashiginza store near Kabukiza.
It has a French luxury chocolate called Valoruna. It's 262 yen per one.
It's small and doesn't last long, so it's good to eat a little on the spot.

　

 Castella of Koshiro Mori, a living national treasure

Koshiro Mori is the best technical advisor of Ginza Bunmeido.
A person who has been awarded the Food Meister, a living national treasure for food.
Only Tokyo Daimaru can buy castellas with Mori Koshiro's brand seal.
Dorayaki is also famous.
I went in the wooden box for about 10 days, so I made it a souvenir for homecoming.

 　

 The Silver Mikasa and the Moon halo

It's a sweet with a dorayaki called Silver Mikasa and a chestnut called Moon halo.
Both can only be purchased at the Ginza 5-chome store on Ginza Street.
The moon halo matches chestnuts and butter, so it's hard for chestnut sweets lovers!
Gin Mikasa is also a very Ginza-like name and has a moist and delicious taste.
Gin Mikasa went on for about 6 days, and the moon halo lasted more long, so I made it a souvenir for homecoming.

　

Limited items are also topical, and since they are civilized halls, the taste is certain, so they are pleased with souvenirs.

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