Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Kyobashi 2-chome is a bird food shop located on the first floor of Kyobashi Edgran, a commercial complex that opened in November last year.

This is the Torimikura Kyobashi Edgran store.

Order "Ultimate Oyakodon / Lever"

It comes with chicken soup and incense.

The yolk of the egg placed in the middle of the Oyakodon is orange

Lever goes well with Oyakodon.

Delicious

It seems that the chickens are baked in Bincho charcoal and the fragrance is good.

The light chicken soup goes well with a firm taste of Oyakodon.

"with lever" can be changed to "with troller".

I'm sorry to bother you at lunch time

Lunch is open from 11:00 to 17:00.

 

 

"Shintomiza Children's Kabuki" is a full-fledged "Children's Kabuki" performed by elementary school students in Chuo-ku under the guidance of experts, and is regularly performed.

I used to visit a training hall before, and after that, I have seen performances many times, and there will be a performance at the Setsubun Festival on February 5th (Sun).

This is a regular performance entitled "Tetsugunsu Inari Shrine Dedicated Kabuki 10th Setsubun Festival Performance".

However, this time, the performance venue will be Chuo Elementary School in Chuo Ward, not Tepposu Inari Shrine.

The reason is that Teppozu Inari Shrine is currently under construction.

To commemorate the 1180th anniversary of the shrine, the first phase of construction of Fujizuka and the shrine office are being dismantled.

The construction is scheduled to be completed at the end of March 2017.

At the shrine, rituals will be held for the Setsubun Festival on February 3 (Fri), but "bean-throwing ceremony" on the grounds will not be held during the construction period.

The Children's Kabuki Setsubun Festival performance will begin on February 5 at Chuo Elementary School Gymnasium in Chuo Ward at 1:30 pm.

Don't forget your shoe bags and shoes.

In addition, on May 5 (Friday / holiday), a "10th anniversary performance" is also scheduled.

Click here for the website of Shintomiza Children's Kabuki.　⇒

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/shintomiza/kk/#2

 

 

Hakodate ramen shop located in Higashiginza, Ginza 2-chome.

From Showa-dori, you will find it right after you enter the Ginza Higashi 2-chome intersection southeast.

Because it is my commuting route, it is often difficult to pass through before returning to work.

This is a system for purchasing food tickets first.

Salt soba is the number one selling best, but I ordered Asari soba of salt ramen.

The soup is clear, rich, and brings out Asari.

Asari is big.

The basic ingredients are menma, spinach, chopped green onions.

It's straight thin noodles and has stiffness, so there's nothing to say.

Both shrimp and salt soba are delicious.

 

 

Sakuragawa Park is a park built on the site of the Sakuragawa River, which was reclaimed in the 1940s, and this Sakuragawa was called Hatchobori in the Edo period.

There is an explanation board of "Hatchobori (Sakuragawa) trace" describing the origin of "Hatchobori" in the park.

Chuo-ku Sakuragawa Rooftop Park is located on the east side of Bouqueke 21, a municipal women's center located just after entering Sakuragawa Park from Shin-ohashi-dori St..

This Sakuragawa Rooftop Park is a rooftop garden built on the roof () of the building where the Sakurabashi No. 2 Pumping Station of the Tokyo Metropolitan Sewerage Bureau is located. To enter the park, climb the stairs of the building.

Not only from the women's center side, but also from the gunshot street side facing the Kamejima River.

In the garden of more than 2,700 square meters, promenade is maintained, planted, and brooks are flowing.

At lunchtime on a sunny winter day, the benches were almost filled, and everyone was spending a relaxing time.

The address of Sakuragawa Rooftop Park is 1-1-2 Minato, and the opening hours are from 9:00 to 19:00.

 

 

Last year, the Japan Collie Club based in Chuo-ku, which was introduced on this blog, moved.

Even if you say you moved, you moved in Chuo-ku, and your new address is the 5th floor of Tsukiji US Building 6-1-10 Tsukiji (red place on the map below).

It's just on the south side of Tsukiji Honganji Temple, from Harumi-dori St.

The club is engaged in a wide range of activities for Colli dog breeds, such as issuing pedigree certificates, holding exhibitions and examination committees, conducting various trainings and examinations, and holding study sessions and workshops.

The target dog breeds are Rafcory, Smooth Cory, Shetland Seap Dog, and Border Cory.

In addition, we also sell various goods related to Colli dog breeds, and we will introduce some of them today.

These purchases are possible without having to join the club.

Postcards, stickers, files, stickers

Various patterns of postcards

Car sticker (shell tea)

Mouse pad

Strap, pin badge

Pendant, earring

Hat

Trainer

A lot of dog-chan goods are available in the world, but when it comes to "shell tea, collie", the type is quite limited.

Please contact us by phone or fax on the club website below.

In addition, we received the consent and cooperation of the Club's Public Relations Department regarding photography and introduction of goods.

Click here for the website of Japan Collie Club.　⇒

http://www.collieclub.jp/

 

 

Sanko Inari Shrine is located in 2-chome, Nihonbashi Horidomecho.

There is a sign of the approach to Ningyocho-dori.

At first, when I saw it as Sanko Shrine, I imagined the connection with the Sanada Maru shrine in Tennoji-ku, Osaka, but this was a completely different Sanko Inari shrine.

This shrine was said to have been revered by Osaka Kabuki actor Sanjuro Seki, who appeared in Nakamuraza in the early Edo period, from Fushimi, and was also called "Sanjuro Inari".

On the explanation board on the approach to the shrine, "There are many things that visit daughters, children, geisha, etc. for a long time, and if you lose sight of cats, you will have a spiritual test." I was impressed that there was an owner who came to this shrine to ask for it.

In recent years, it has been called the "cat boom", and it seems that there are about 9.87 million domestic cats in Japan (research results by the Pet Food Association in 2015), and owners who come to ask for searching for missing cats There will be some owners.

However, unlike in the past, "home keeping" in an apartment will not disappear.