[Orii Mai]
May 29, 2012 08:30
There is a shop called "Bachiei" in amazake Yokocho. It's a specialty store of shamisen. It doesn't matter.
The grandfather of the current president (Mr. Kobayashi) is the founder. He set up a store in Hamacho in 1914 and moved to his current location two years later in 1916. It seems that it was rebuilt in 1983 and is now the current store. It seems that the shop in amazake Yokocho has changed a lot. From that time, there are Tsuzura Iwai and Santaiyakiya's tea and Morinoen's yakitori and Kusuke's liquor store Shinkawa.
Anything is OK if it's about the shamisen. We handle everything from skin to music. About 60% of Nagauta, 10% of Kiyoharu, 10% of Jobanzu, and there are few gidayu in folk song.
As the number of people involved in Japanese music decreases, we have to create such a shop in order to connect DNA as a Japanese person.
[Orii Mai]
May 11, 2012 08:30
It is the cherry blossoms as of 16:00 on April 7 of the cherry blossom viewing season. It's a bit cold today. A group of cherry blossom visitors can be found here and there. There is also a group of stoves. Is this warm? For hot sake? There were many groups who brought lunch boxes and sake. It was just right with a down coat. There were quite a lot of visitors. Some people took a walk and passed by. There are many types of ships on the waterside line in the Sumida River. Everything is full. There were many houseboats with lanterns.
If it gets warmer, it will be in full bloom!
More Shinkawa Park 4/7 16:00 Cherry blossoms
[Orii Mai]
May 9, 2012 08:30
H24.5.5 "Shintomiza Children's Kabuki" was held at Tepposhu Inari Shrine Kagura Hall.
The program
Mouth
Kotobuki-style Sanbaso
A place where the five Shiranami men of Inasegawa are aligned
Intermission: Lottery Competition
Yoshitsune Senbonzakura Mt. Yoshino
The children showed off the results of their hard work and worked hard.
Adults of staff also support as much guidance, backside, planning, public relations, etc. as possible.
The audience full of the precincts was also very excited with their full support.
It goes without saying that sponsors also supported lottery products and children's Kabuki so that they can be sustained, and it became an event that further strengthened local unity and bonds.
I would like this kind of project to be expanded more and more.
It was a fun day.
