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GINZA ILLUMINATION <Wings of Hope>

[Sam] Nov. 29, 2011 13:00

R0015752S.JPG From November 25th to December 25th, the illumination "GINZA ILLUMINATION ~ Wings of Hope" is being held at Harumi-dori St. on Ginza Street. Organized by the Ginza Association, the Ginza Street Federation, and the Ginza International Luxury Committee (GILC).

Thirty-five objects with wings motifs are installed in Ginza 1-chome to 8-chome Ginza Street, and 1.2km from Sukiyabashi on Harumi-dori St. to Ginza 4-chome.

The wings of the object are six designs based on the keywords of "happiness", "love", "bonds", "power", "dreams", and "future", and the center sphere of each of the 35 bodies is "hope" drawn by children in the affected area. It is said that the sphere and the wings shine, and LED lighting is used to save energy.

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Gerbella object

[Sam] Nov. 9, 2011 08:30

R0015553S.JPG R0015576RS.JPG From November 7th (Mon) to November 13th (Sun), the Ginza Sony Building Outdoor Event Space (Sony Square) and the entrance hall on the 1st floor of the Ginza Flower Letters are on display at the Ginza Sony Building Outdoor Event Space (Sony Square) and 1st floor entrance hall.

Asteraceae plant born in South Africa and raised in Europe. I hear that the flower language is "mystery", and that the flower language and psychological effects differ depending on the color.

It came to Japan in the early Taisho era, and the Japanese name was "flower wheel" and "Senbon spear" from the appearance of flowers. In recent years, breeding has been remarkable, and it is said that more than 500 varieties are currently distributed in Japan.

The variety of colors is one of the great attractions, and the basic colors are pink, yellow, orange, red and white, but there are also shades of color and gradations of two colors.

With a flower diameter of 10 cm, it can be divided into large and small types, such as single semi-double, Fulda bull spider, etc. according to the flower shape and bloom method.

In the deepening autumn, please enjoy colorful and diverse gerbera flowers.

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pencilShizuoka Prefecture has a thriving gerberra cultivation and accounts for one-third of the national market share, and Hamamatsu City is said to be the best production in Japan.

"Hamamatsu City 100th Anniversary Commemorative Project 100 Dream Project" is a joint project, which calls for donations during the event to help children in the affected areas of Great East Japan Earthquake.

During the event period, the first 100 people every day from 14:00 and the first 200 people on the last day will receive a bouquet of gerberra.

   

 

Asteraceae flowers <Harumi Triton>

[Sam] Nov. 4, 2011 08:30

R0015500S.JPG R0015412SRS.JPG    "Chrysanthemum" is a flower that is very familiar to Japan along with cherry blossoms, but it is native to China. It is said that he came to Japan during the Nara period.

In the Heian period, during the festival of Shigeyo, a banquet for Kangiku was held in the palace, and during the Edo period, cultivation heat increased and breeding progressed, and various shapes, colors and tailoring were widely enjoyed, and it has continued to this day.

It is counted as one of the three major flowers along with rose carnations, and is a representative flower of autumn, but it is a short-day plant and is currently supplied throughout the year by differentiation of crop types using lighting in greenhouses.

The chrysanthemum flower season and the rice harvest season overlap, but the lower part of the kanji chrysanthemum represents the holding of rice in the hand, adding a crown to it, and holding many flowers together and holding round It is said that it shows a flower shaped like it.

The strains and varieties that were bred from China to Western Europe are called Western chrysanthemums, and various horticultural varieties are produced.

You can also enjoy various types of Asteraceae on the terrace of Harumi Triton Square.

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       <Cosmos>        <Chocolate cosmos>      <Pompomum>

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      <Eupatrium>        <Shirotaegiku>        <Mokubiyakukou>     

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Nihonbashi Oedo Boat Festival

[Sam] Nov. 1, 2011 08:30

R0015493LS.JPG Nihonbashi, built in 1603 with the birth of Edo shogunate, has been refurbished and rebuilt many times since then, and in 1911 (Meiji 44), it became the 100th anniversary of this year.

On October 30 (Sun), the 39th Nihonbashi-Kyobashi Festival and the 100th Anniversary Festival of Nihonbashi Bridge were jointly held entitled "Nihonbashi Bridge Centennial Festival", and the Nihonbashi area was bustling all day long.

The year after the bridge was established as the starting point of the Gokaido, prospered as a center of land and water transportation, and many supplies from all over the country gathered to support the economic prosperity of Edo, the world's largest city at the time.

At the Boat Festival, a boating procession was held by a small Japanese wooden boat "Wafune" in memory of the past.

Japanese boats used for sightseeing in Kawagoe, Tochigi, and Katori, which are said to be "Koedo 3 cities", are newly installed this spring at Nihonbashi Bridges with the aim of reviving the "Water Road" around Tokyo.

The bustle of the banks of the Edo period, where a wide variety of boats, such as cargo boats and wedding boats, came and went, was reproduced.

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