Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

When I took a walk, I found a bill made like a high bill.
When you look closer, it says "Ryukangawa Bridge Park", which is as shown in the photo.
It is a federation of Chuo-ku and Chiyoda-ku.
This is exactly the collaborative work and collaboration between Chuo-ku and Chiyoda-ku (laughs).

It is located on the border between Nihonbashi-Honmachi, Chuo-ku and Kanda-Mikura-cho, Chiyoda-ku.
It seems to be the place where Ryukangawa was located.
It is said that it was reclaimed immediately after the war, but the site seems to be this park.
Takemori Inari Shrine is adjacent to the Chuo-ku side, and Chiyoda-ku side is made of Japanese style.
There are public toilets and playground equipment.
In a small but well-maintained park, people like office workers
The scenery of leisurely reading and chatting was impressive.



 

 

It is a resting place for office workers who are tired of business.
This is the area of this photo on the 2nd floor of Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower.
Originally, it might be a meeting place, but it's a little dark.
If you have such a sofa, I'm going to sleep.

In addition, since it is an area where wireless LAN can be received as a great deal of money, it is an inter-connected area.
It can be done crisply, such as online and email.
Some people were working on their PCs and tablets on their knees.

On the first floor, one floor down the floor, the "Atrium Concert" was held.
Admission is free. The schedule for the event is as follows.

18:30-Monday, December 5, 2011     
　Christmas Jazz Night Christmas Jazz Night

Monday, December 19, 2011 18:30-     
　　~ Christmas Special Concert~
"Tokyo Philharmonic Top Member + Christian Giga"
　(Principal Chelist of the Gewanthaus Orchestra)

http://www.mitsuitower.jp/concert/