[Sam]
February 18, 2019 15:00
For eight days from February 15th to 22nd, FANCL Ginza Square (Ginza 5) has opened the 10th floor salon space "Royal Room" to the public and is holding "Early Spring Goddess Garden".
One of the winter garden events out of the "seasonal garden events" currently held eight times a year.
The theme this time is "From the Snow Queen to the Spring Fairy."
From the world of the Queen of Snow, the world of spring fairies in full bloom with Christmas rose, budding bulbs, pansies, and violas is produced and invited.
On the 15th, a music event for violinist TSUMUZI will be held twice from 113:30 to 215:00, and during the period, "gardening mini lessons" using bred violas and the unique Pansy viola of individual breeders will also be exhibited and sold.
The first day was the opening in the midst of light snow.
[Sam]
February 17, 2019 20:00
On February 14th of Valentine's Day, "Valentine Special Lighting" is lit at Tokyo Sky Tree.
From 17:15 to 18:15, a simple production of a light-colored intersection lighting that shines brightly in white. (left image)
From 18:15 to 22:00, "Lovely Chocolat" is an image of a colorful combination of chocolate and expresses energy and pop.
From 22:00 to 24:00, one of the standard lighting "Nobori" is lit.
In addition to "CHOCOLATE CARNIVAL", "Special DJ events" are held at Tenbo Deck Floor 350.
Chocolate demand for this season, which is said to account for more than 10% of the annual consumption, is added to "honmei," "in-law," "friend," and "reverse." There seem to be a variety of "me" and "reward" chocolates for myself, but the marriage with alcohol such as "bitter chocolate x black beer", "citrus chocolate x sparkling wine", "ganash x red wine", "milk chocolate x Nigori sake" is also Otsu.
From Chuo-ohashi Bridge, you can see a colorful and unique shine reminiscent of Assorted Choco.
[Sam]
February 14, 2019 18:00
Three Kawazu cherry blossoms planted on the northeast side of the Sumida River Terrace Chuo-ohashi Bridge along Shinkawa Park (Shinkawa 2) along the Sumida River Terrace Chuo-ohashi Bridge are blooming.
It is said to be an interseed hybrid of Kanhizakura and oshima cherry, and its flower color is pink or light red and has a darker color than Yoshino cherry tree.
One of the characteristics of the cherry blossom season is that, unlike Yoshino cherry tree, which usually starts to bloom in early February and is in full bloom about a month later, blooms suddenly and scatters.
I hear that the flowering time is greatly affected by the weather of the year, and flowering expectations are difficult, but the appearance of early blooming pink flower colors makes you realize that the arrival of spring is steadily approaching.
[Sam]
February 13, 2019 10:00
In the Kanto region, on February 9, the first day of the three-day holiday, due to strong cold air and low pressure, snow patterned on coastal and inland parts, and the ground became slightly white after 6:00 am in the city center, less than 1 cm Observation of a little snow.
This is the first snow cover in the city center this season.
The lowest temperature in the morning was -0.5 ° C, and it was severely cold at 0.3 ° C even at noon.
The north wind blows, and during the daytime it is cold below freezing.
Kiki in Tsukuda Park is also light makeup.
The whole area is wrapped in a fantastic atmosphere, but the appearance of water birds visiting the pond and splashing water is truly cold.
[Sam]
February 11, 2019 14:00
On February 10, the 4th "Parent and Child Bird Observation Meeting" was held by Tsukuda Tsukishima Shimbun and Tsukuda River City Residents' Association (cooperation: Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd.).
9:00～11:00
After listening to a lecture on recent circumstances, such as (1) the blessed birdwatching environment in the Ishikawajima and Tsukuda areas and (2) the changes in the bird ecological environment following the dismantling of the Tsukiji Market, and (2) the bird ecological environment in Tsukuda and Tsukishima.
Visit Ishikawajima Park, Paris Square, and Tsukuda Park while learning how to find and identify birds with guidance from the local birdwatching family and nature observation instructors.
This time, I met Indian spot-billed duck, Eurasian wigeon, Owang, Kawau, Urica plum, Segrocame, black-tailed gull, Hakusekirei, dusky thrush, common sandpiper (upper left image), brown-eared bulbul and Japanese white-eye.
