Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

"Tetsuko's Room Exhibition" is being held at Nihonbashi Takashimaya.

The period is from Wednesday, August 26 to Monday, September 7.

"Tetsuko's Room" started broadcasting in 1976. This exhibition commemorates 10,000 times () in the 40th year () of the program.

At the venue, the names and photographs of Showa and Heisei actors, singers, talents, and athletes who appeared in the "Tetsuko's Room" lined up, and many people were watching old days.

By the way, this picture (pictured) is made of a very small photo of Tetsuko Kuroyanagi (a spot where you can take photos)

"Tetsuko's Room" was certified by Guinness in 2011 as a record of the number of broadcasts of programs by the same moderator.

In the 8th floor hall of the venue, Nihonbashi Takashimaya, costumes and accessories actually used in the program were exhibited, and studio sets and backstage were reproduced.

The venue was large, and there was also a room where you could sit and watch the images of old performers.

Also, when the visitors stood in front of the mirror, there was also a photo shoot spot where Kuroyanagi's trademark "Onion Hair" was on his head and wearing costumes worn by Kuroyanagi, so I enjoyed it.

Click here for the website of "Tetsuko's Room Exhibition" at Nihonbashi Takashimaya.　⇒

https://www.takashimaya.co.jp/store/special/event/tetsuko.html

At Matsuya Ginza in Ginza 3-chome, from Wednesday, August 26 to September 7 (Monday), at Event Square on the 8th floor, "Tom's Entertainment Anime Production 50th Anniversary of Tomorrow's Joe + Ace + Attack No.1 + Giant Star = Spocon Exhibition "is being held.

"Sports guts", short for Spolcon

From the 1960s to the 1970s, Spolcon gained enormous popularity as if they were taking advantage of the rising momentum of Japan's high economic growth period.

Their representatives were the baseball "Giant Star", the women's volleyball "Attack No.1", the tennis "Ace", and the boxing "Tomorrow's Joe".

Major League Ball No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, Tree Leaves, Tornado Serves, Triple Cross Counter, No. 3, No.

In this exhibition, more than 500 exhibits, including original cell drawings, picture containers, and precious manga originals, which will be unveiled for the first time, have been exhibited.

At the venue where the lighting was turned off, four famous scenes were projected on a large screen screen, and many people were watching each work.

You can meet Hoshi Hima, Mitsuru Hanagata, Sota Ban, Toyosaku Samon, Kozue Aihara, Hiromi Oka, Mrs. Butterfly, Ranko Midorikawa, Joya Yabuki, Toru Rikiishi, Jose Mendosa, Danpei Tange You can also meet Yoko Shiraki

The goods corner is also substantial, and many original goods limited to the exhibition are also available.

Click here for the website of Matsuya Ginza Sporton Exhibition　⇒

http://www.matsuya.com/m_ginza/exhib_gal/details/20150826_spokon_8es.html

There is a feeling that the heat has passed the pass, but in the summer of a hot and humid city, after work, beer in Ginza.

"BEER & WINE GRILL Ginza Lion Ginza 7-chome Store", which faces the intersection of Ginza Chuo-dori and Kojunsha-dori, is a grill restaurant on the second floor of "Beer Hall Lion Ginza 7-chome Store" founded in 1934 ().

The yellow sign is familiar and eye-catching.

The "Bear Hall Lion" on the first floor is the oldest existing beer hall in Japan.

The grill restaurant on the second floor also has a private room where you can enjoy beer and wine calmly while looking at the street corner of Ginza.

Orders include royal road "Visblest Grill", "Choriso Grill", "burdock fly", "Calpaccio of Atlantic salmon", "Cheese assortment", "Smoke of Kinka Saba", "Smoke of Moul shellfish", etc.

Of course, beer

I enjoyed Yebisu Kohaku, Edel Pils, Shirahonoka, etc.

It's beer that surpasses the remaining heat.

Click here for the Ginza Lion's website.　⇒

http://www.ginzalion.jp/shop/brand/lion.html

A diorama made of paper is open to the public at Ginza Terrace / Event Space on the 9th floor of Ginza Mitsukoshi.

This is a diorama that reproduces Ginza 50 years ago, and members of the paper diorama club at Tokyo Metropolitan Osaki High School (only the only school in Japan has a paper diorama club) visited a long-established store in Ginza and collected materials. It is made by collecting materials.

Around the Ginza 4-chome intersection, buildings such as "Wako", "Mitsukoshi", and "San-Ai" that do not seem to have been made of paper are lined up, and the Toden, which was still running at that time, and the appearance of people coming and going are precisely reproduced.

1964 is the year when the Olympic Games were held in Tokyo.

It is a special diorama that conveys the emotion that "Ginza at that time was like this" and the energy that current high school students needed to reproduce Ginza 50 years ago.

When I went on the day, there were members of the paper diorama club and advisor teachers, as well as paper diorama writers who are advisors of the department, and the production method and detailed ideas that can not be understood just by looking at (Diorama Mitsukoshi windows are covered with glass).)

In addition, on the same floor, a railway diorama was exhibited by the paper diorama club and a paper craft class by the same members were also held.

By the way, this "Recreated with paper! GINZA 1964 is a stamp, and on July 21 of last month, at the Ginza-dori Post Office (formerly this paper diorama was exhibited), "Reproduced with paper! GINZA1964 "Frame Stamp Sales Commemorative Ceremony" was held.

Here's the stamp sheet.

The exhibition period at Ginza Mitsukoshi is from August 12th (Wed) to 18th (Tue).

The Megumi Ogita Gallery (map red circle below), located on the first basement floor of the Ginza Otsuka Building, which has natural Lawson on the first floor of Ginza 2-16-12, will be on display from the 1st (Sat) to the 29th (Sat) of this month, as the "Ginza Kanazawa Shoko Museum" exhibit works by Shoko Kanazawa.

The Ginza Shoko Kanazawa Museum of Art was introduced in this blog before.

This time, new works are also on display.

At the venue, Shoko Kanazawa's calligraphy scenery was played on a video, and the appearance of writing "Maka Hanwaka" and "Katori Fugetsu" with a thick brush was projected, and many visitors were watching.

The work on display seemed to be even more powerful than I saw last time, and I felt that I was able to get power just by looking at it.

In the hot summer, it would be nice to appreciate the works of art expressed in white and black and forget the heat for a moment.

The museum is open from 11:00 to 19:00. Closed days are Sunday, Monday and public holidays.

On Ginza 3-chome, facing Matsuya-dori, opposite Oji Salmon Ginza, a salmon specialty store, is located opposite Oji Holdings Main Building.

This shop was reopened on April 28 this year.

The store itself is very unique because it is an open structure where you can clearly see the inside of the shop from the street, the exterior wall is stainless steel, and the unglazed brick tiles are used as materials inside the store.

Oji Salmon was born in 1967 and originated in Tomakomai, Hokkaido, and is a top pland of smoke salmon that produced authentic smoke salmon in Japan.

Inside the store, there are salmon products limited to the Ginza store, made from 5 types of salmon: red salmon, Toki salmon, Atlantic, King, and fjord.

I bought fjord (left) and red salmon (right)

The fjord was fat and had a clear taste, and the red salmon was smoked and easy to eat, and each had a clear characteristic and delicious.

In addition, we received your consent regarding the photography in the store. Thank you m(__)m 

Click here for Oji Salmon's website　⇒

http://www.oji-salmon.co.jp/