Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Nitto Corner is a long-established coffee shop founded in 1958 on the side of the Kabukiza Theater at the corner of the Miharabashi intersection.

The appearance of the store is also good, and the inside of the store is more retro and calm.

At lunch time, I ordered a standard beef stew.

Beef stew comes with salad, rice and fruit.

Beef stew is full of meat, rich taste, my favorite standard menu.

We also have a hamburger and Hayashi rice lunch here.

Anyway, the quiet and calm atmosphere inside the store is so attractive that it doesn't seem to be facing Showa-dori, which has a lot of traffic.

It is a safe shop where you can relax every time you come and make you want to come again.

The address is on the first floor of the Matsuishi Building, Ginza 4-12-20.

Sunday is a regular holiday.

Click here for the website of Nitto Corner.　⇒

http://nittocorner.com/top

The hot summer is over (although the weather has been rough recently), and "autumn for reading", "autumn for sports", and "autumn for hobby" have come.

In Chuo-ku, there are three municipal social education halls (Tsukiji, Nihonbashi, Tsukishima, Harumi annex), but today we will introduce the Tsukiji Social Education Hall located at Tsukiji 4-chome.

The Tsukiji Social Education Center is located just before crossing the Meijo Bridge, facing the street northwest at the Ichiba Bridge intersection from Shin-ohashi-dori St.

The National Cancer Center, Shimbashi Enbujo, is nearby.

It is a large social education hall with the largest number of rooms among the municipal social education halls.

Indoor sports ground, training room, Western-style room, Japanese-style room, etc. are available and can be used for various purposes.

In fact, it is actively used, and the usage status of each room (pictured below, red arrow) is like this (Every room is almost filled in both the morning, afternoon and night on September 17 (Sat).

There are also leaflets for each circle, club, club, club, etc., so why not come to the Tsukiji Social Education Center once and make it "autumn to start something"?

In addition, we received your consent for photography in the hall. Thank you very much

Click here for the website of Tsukiji Social Education Center.　⇒

http://chuo-shakyo.shopro.co.jp/tsukiji

Autumn Festa is currently being held at the Yaesu Underground Shopping Center (Chika Yae).

The event will be held from Wednesday, September 14 to 27 (Tue).

During the period, a huge gachapon "Yae Pon" () will appear on Main Avenue, and you will win "value tickets" from about 85 Yae Chika stores.

What will hit is fun after it comes out

Participation is free, but the time is undecided and it seems to be held like a guerrilla (twice a day, one hour at a time), and the holding time is announced at 17:00 the day before, so Yae Chika Official Twitter and LINE Please check with @

Click here for the website of Autumn Festa, Yaesu Underground Shopping Center.　⇒

http://www.yaechika.com/y_event_160907_00.php

There is Tsukiji River Ginza Park on both sides of Mannen Bridge.

This is a municipal park built on the Metropolitan Expressway, which is spacious and has Japan's first certified therapy dog, a famous dog Tyroli monument, a statue calling the moon, and a health komichi that can be used for foot massage.

Nouzen Kazura has a lot of dark orange flowers in the hot peak, so it has the image of "summer flowers", and in fact it is also a seasonal word in summer, but it is still blooming in this park.

The place is at the fence at the base of Mannen Bridge, on the map below, on the red frame.

This flower is native to China, and it is said that it came to Japan so old that it can be seen in the Heian period book "Honzo Wamiyo".

Also, at Gyokusenen in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, there is a 400-year-old Nousen Kazura Furuki, which is said to have been brought back by Hideyoshi Toyotomi when he was dispatched to Korea.

It is a vine, and it sticks to trees, walls, fences, etc. to extend the vine.

Recently, I want you to fulfill the season of the few flowers without losing the typhoon that comes one after another.

"Plant Hunter Nishihata Kiyojun World Plant Design Exhibition" is being held at Event Square on the 8th floor of Matsuya Ginza.

Kiyojun Nishihata is the fifth generation of Hanau Co., Ltd., a wholesaler of flowers and plants that has been running for more than 150 years since the end of the Tokugawa period, and is also the representative of Sora Botanical Garden, who plays an active part in the world as a plant hunter.

If you think that plant hunter is a new occupation name, it seems that it is not the case, but it seems that it is a profession that was mainly active in Western Europe from the 17th century () to the middle of the 20th century, and it seems that it is a person who explores and adventures the world in search of useful plants used for food, fragrances, medicine, textiles, etc., and new species of ornamental plants and ornamental plants, and ornamental plants.

The world's first trip to collect valuable exotic plants is an exploration by Queen Hatchapst, a falao of the 15th century B.C.

At the venue, many plants of the shape I had never seen before were exhibited.

Some have a shocking form that doubts your eyes, "Is this really a natural product?"

The photo below shows Tamaoden of the cactus family.

However, the first impression is shocking, but it's new to me, and the shape of the plant itself is really beautiful.

The photo below shows the aeronium alboleum of the family Asteraceae.

The lighting at the venue effectively raised the plants, further enhancing exoticity.

The photo below shows the dance of a hermit of the family Asteraceae.

Mr. Nishihata's message posted at the venue, "The beauty of plants is absolute."

"Zen-style rock garden" produced by Mr. Nishihata using succulent plant was also on display.

The period is from Wednesday, September 14 to 19 (Mon).

The opening time is from 10:00 to 20:00 and the last day is until 17:00.

In addition, photography without strobe is OK at the venue.

Click here for the website of Matsuya Ginza　⇒

http://www.matsuya.com/m_ginza/

Kitakata Ramen Sakauchi Koboshi (Bannai Koboshi) Kyobashi store

Facing Showa-dori, it is a popular ramen shop located just outside the intersection of Kajibashi Street.

I ordered "Kitakata Ramen"

The soup is made with no habitual pork bone soup.

The noodles are made with shrinked noodles, and the soup stock is tasty.

It contains 5 pieces of specially made pork which are soft anyway.

There are rice and pickles service at lunchtime.