I'm now at Nishinaka-dori shopping street in Tsukishima, Chuo-ku.
Speaking of Tsukishima, it's a monja.
This area is named "Monja Street".
"Tsukishima Kusaichi" is being held for two days on Saturdays and Sundays on July 8 and 9.
I came out to the ground from Exit 7 of the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line.
First of all, get a map at the Tsukishima Monja Promotion Association on the left side of the street.
The arcade with a triangular roof is Nishinaka-dori.
Stalls are lined up on both sides today, and they continue to be invisible.
This bustle makes me feel excited.
Well, let's go into the street.
It's hot. It seems that the heat is swirling.
Heat emitted from the iron plate of fried noodles on the right. The thermal power of baking yakitori on the left.
The older brother of the baker also wipes his sweat with a towel.
You're baking anything.
Yakisoba, yakitori, steak, chicken.
Ikamaru, squid geso, takoyaki, sausage.
There's still more.
Put fried egg on horseshoeyaki, oversized scallops, Isobe-yaki, baked corn.
I'm skewering everything.
Cooled cucumber, cut pine, chocolate banana.
Beef skewers, salted skewers, fried skewers.
Sweet potato stek, kushiham cutlet, jumbo frank.
I can catch anything.
Goldfish, yo-yo, super bowl.
"Oh, take a look."
The boy opened his mouth wide and looked good at his blue tongue.
Is it a blue Hawaiian shaved ice syrup?
"I'm red."
They pose powerfully like a monster spitting fire.
There are also new kinds of drinks and sweets shops.
"Hey, dad," there is a child entangled with my feet.
"Is there a daddy?"
I noticed it and flew to the real dad.
A young sister is walking with her little hand holding her sister's little hand.
The determination to protect is manifested in the strength of the hand I hold.
Tsukishima's grass market has been continuing as a city to buy tray supplies, but what is the important tray supplies ...
Oh, there was.
There was a flower shop and a general store in front of the store.
Ogara, horoku, hozuki, Japanese lantern, cow and horse decoration.
The TV camera reflects the corner of the tray decoration.
In terms of programs, I would like to hold down the origin of Kusaichi.
But now, Tsukishima Kusa City is a sparkling entertainment for children.
An elementary school girl is sitting on the bench in a yukata.
The hair is up, a ribbon is attached, and the belt is tied neatly.
The boys passing by were noissed.
The appearance of a classmate different from usual seems dazzling.
The girl just glanced at her eyes, not against her.
The difference in growth between men and women was clearly glimpsed.
It is not only children who enjoy the city's gorgeousness.
You can also see mom friends walking with canned beer in hand.
When you pass through fourth street, you will see high-rise apartments.
Is it the home of today's leading children?
It is an area that greatly contributes to population growth in Chuo-ku.
The river breeze gently strokes the skin lit by the intense sunlight during the day.
It was a report from the site of Tsukishima Kusa City.
