Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

After 5:30 on the 18th, we entered Sakura-dori St., just off the Yaesu Exit of Tokyo Station, and a lighting ceremony for Christmas illuminations was held.

Salaried workers and OLs on the way home from work stopped and watched the "Kizuna no Ring".

This Tokyo Ilmilia will be held until February 14th.

When you go out to Chuo-dori from Sakura-dori St., the show window of Takashimaya Department Store is also a Christmas outfit.

When you enter the front entrance, you will be greeted by a Christmas tree that seems to stick to the ceiling.

It's getting colder and colder from now on, but I think it's fun to walk around the city at night this season. 

During the light rain, the red ribbon illuminations wrapped around the brand building at the intersection of Chuo-dori and Ginza Marronnier Street were lit.

It's the arrival of a swirling season.  

This year, everywhere seems to use LED lighting to save energy and eco-friendly lighting.

The photo below shows the Christmas illuminations of Marronnier Gate at the intersection of Sotobori-dori St. and Marronnier Street.

From this week onwards, Christmas illuminations will make the city lively.

On October 29 (Saturday), the Harumi Flower Festival began under the refreshing autumn weather, although there was a little wind.

At the opening, many people listened to outdoor concerts by 12 violinists and performances by local junior high school brass band clubs.

In addition, participants worked together to make flower carpet Infiorata.

You can see the beautifully finished flower carpets under the sun, but it's good to see them lit up in the evening.

It looks like this.

Harumi Triton Square 10th Anniversary Event "Harumi Flower Festival 2011" will be held until November 3 (Thursday).

Let's go see a masterpiece made of rose petals

The candlelight on a plastic bottle shaped like a dolphin is also nice.