Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Tsukiji River Shukubashi Park is a park built adjacent to the Shukubashi Bridge that spanned the Tsukiji River.

It was created when the Tsukiji River was reclaimed and became an expressway.

The Metropolitan Expressway Toshin Beltway runs under the park.

The park is brick-like, and it is a place for office workers to relax during lunch breaks on weekdays.

About 150 roses are planted in this park, which is currently in full bloom.

The varieties planted are Angela (vine)

Whoy Tomei Dyland, Red Maid Land

Scarlet Maid Land, Swany, Brogund, Urmer Muenster, John F Kennedy, etc.

The roses in this park can be enjoyed from May to early June.

"Nobutsugu Sugiyama Photo Exhibition: portrait of tribal TRIBE @ PAPUA NEW GUINEA" is being held at Canon Gallery Ginza in Ginza 3-chome.

Sugiyama seems to be a photographer who is active in the fields of advertising and fashion, but this time he photographed the tribe of Papua New Guinea, which is said to be the last unexplored area.

The portraits of the tribe of Papua New Guinea emerge on the wall of the venue, which is darker than usual.

I am overwhelmed by the vivid primary colors and the realistic expressions of the tribes.

I was impressed by the pictures that cut out a healthy and powerful scene of their lives.

The period is from Thursday, April 28 to May 11 (Wed).

Opening hours are from 10:30 to 18:30 (15:00 on the last day of the photo exhibition).

Closed on Sundays and holidays and on holidays.

Please note that this photo exhibition is OK.

Click here for the website of Canon Gallery Ginza.　⇒

http://cweb.canon.jp/gallery/schedule/ginza.html

Near the intersection of Ginza 4-chome (pictured below), at the Nagano antenna shop "Ginza NAGANO" on Suzuran Street, "Golden Week Special Project !!", "Nagano Prefecture Local Confectionery Special" is being held as "Ginza NAGANO" I am.

This is a special sale of Shinshu limited products from May 3 (Tuesday), and those who went to Nagano on a GW or returned home forgot to buy souvenirs for workplaces and friends. It means that they prepare recommended products.

Even so, I was weak in the word "XX limited", and there were a lot of very attractive products lined up.

"Shinshu Kyoho Pritz", "Pitcho Shinshu Apple", "Pitcho Shinshu Kyoho", "Puregumi Shinshu Apple", "Country Maum Shinshu Apple", "Country Maum Shinshu Kyoho", "Catchy Pritz Nozawana", etc.

(The photo below is from Ginza NAGANO's website.)

I purchased Nagatanien's "Shinshu Limited Adult Spreading" and "Shinshu Limited Tea Making".

In addition, this special feature seems to end as soon as the product runs out.

Click here for the Ginza NAGANO website.　⇒

http://www.ginza-nagano.jp/

Facing Nihonbashi Muromachi 4-chome, near JR Shin-Nihonbashi Station, Chuo-dori, there is an antenna shop "Nihonbashi Fukushimakan-MIDETTE" in Fukushima Prefecture.

At the eating and drinking corner in the shop, you can enjoy a menu related to Fukushima Prefecture.

It was yakisoba on the day.

Speaking of yakisoba in Fukushima Prefecture, it was the impression of local gourmet "Nami Eyakisoba", but this time it was yakisoba made of noodles from Asakawa-cho.

You can also drink local beer at the eating and drinking corner.

At the information corner, a video of a composer from Fukushima Prefecture, Yuji Koseki, was also played, introducing music festivals and bronze statues to commemorate him.

Click here for the website of "Nihonbashi Fukushimakan-MIDETTE"　⇒

http://midette.com/about/

It is a popular ramen shop located on the first floor of a building that stands along the river north of Nihonbashi River, just halfway between Nihonbashi and Edobashi.

"Nana lotus," Mr.

I ordered "China soba"

It is a medium-sized straight noodle, the soy sauce-flavored soup is refreshing and very delicious.

It is a shop that makes the clerk feel comfortable and wants to come again.

The cherry blossoms are over, but the fresh greenery of Edo Sakura-dori St. is vivid.

It is the fresh green of a row of cherry trees.

The character of the stone mark is the calligraphy of the 12th generation Danjuro Ichikawa.

It is a fresh green on the street between Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Building and Mitsui Main Building.

During the Edo period, you may have been able to see Edo Castle and Mount Fuji from this street.

The fresh green of Fukutoku Shrine (Mebuki Inari) is also a wonderful contrast with the vermilion of the torii gate.