Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Last year, the "Uogama Nihonbashi Yokoyamacho Store" introduced the shop on the 3rd anniversary of its opening.

It is a shop where you can always eat fresh seafood dishes and satisfy both lunch and night dinner.

This time, 4 people bothered me.

The location is 1-4 Yokoyamacho, Nihonbashi.

The nearest station is Bakuro-Yokoyama Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line.

Click here for today's recommendation.

From among them

Let's slick

Fried white shrimp

Beer goes on.

5 pieces of Omakase sashimi

It's fresh

Natural rock oysters from Toyama

Great creamy and chewy

Crab cream croquette

The inside is fluffy.

Roasted mackerel sushi

This mackerel is always delicious and volumemy

I'll be satisfied again.

Click here for a blog post that introduced the store on the 3rd anniversary of its opening last August.　⇒

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Near the Irifunebashi intersection, Nouzen Kazura stretches the vine on the fence on the north side of Tsukiji River Park.

The Nouzenzura is blooming.

The red frame in the photo above is the red line on the map below.

Nouzen Kazura blooms orange flowers in the hot spring in summer.

One flower is short-lived, but during the flowering season, the flowers bloom one after another.

Nousenzura is native to China and came to Japan around the 9th century of the Heian period.

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 flower that will entertain us throughout the summer.

Click here for a blog that introduced Nousen Kazura in Tsukiji River Ginza Park last July.　⇒

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An interesting photo exhibition is being held at "Communication Gallery Fugensha" in Tsukiji 1-chome, which was introduced at a cat photo exhibition last time.

It's "Shotetsu Early Keikei Battle 2018"

This is the third time this year, in which students from the photography department of Waseda University and Keio University and OBs will exhibit railway photos taken and determine the winner of Waseda-Keio based on the number of votes of visitors.

Exhibitors are students who belong to Waseda University Photography Department and Keio University Camera Club, as well as those who belong to OB group Inamon Photo Club and Mita Photo Society.

The exhibition period is from Tuesday, June 19 to July 7 (Saturday), divided into the first and second semesters. The first semester is until June 28 (Thursday), and the second semester is Friday, June 29 ).

In the first and second semesters, 30 photos will be displayed, and a total of 60 railway photos will be displayed.

At the venue, there are railway photos that blend into the beautiful nature of Japan, railway photos that make you feel nostalgic and nostalgia, railway photos that highlight the functional beauty of trains, railway photos that are full of travel, etc. There are also 30 wonderful photos on display.

Opening hours are from 12:00 to 19:00 from Tuesday to Friday and from 12:00 to 17:00 on Saturday.

Days, months and holidays are closed.

It is located on the second floor of the Tsukiji Garden Building, 1-8-4 Tsukiji.

It's the red spot on the map below.

This is a railway photo exhibition with a series of masterpieces.

By all means, please drop in and vote for your favorite work.

This time, we also received your consent regarding photography in the gallery.

Thank you very much

Click here for a blog post when I introduced a cat photo exhibition held at the gallery last time.　⇒

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Click here for Fugen's website.　⇒

http://fugensha.jp/

 

 

At the Noevia Ginza Gallery on the first floor of the Noevia Ginza Building facing Ginza 7-chome, Namiki-dori St., Ikuo Nakamura's photo exhibition "Friends Coloring Underwater" is currently being held.

This exhibition will be held for the first time in this gallery.

The event will be held from Monday, June 11 to August 31 (Fri).

The event will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Please note that Saturdays, Sundays and holidays are until 5:00 pm

The view from Namiki-dori St. is almost in the aquarium.

The sea creatures of beautiful colors and shapes are photographed with a natural feeling as if they were starting to move.

Nakamura is an underwater photographer () who has been shooting for half a century.

It is said that the belief is to convey the reality of the sea as it is.

It is also due to the belief that photographs of unique creatures are lively.

This photo exhibition is also being held during the summer vacation for children, so if you come to Ginza with your family, why not stop by?

In addition, the inside of the gallery was originally prohibited, and we received special consent.

Click here for the website of Noevia Ginza Gallery.　⇒

http://gallery.noevir.jp/

 

 

At this time, Nejibana is quietly blooming on the lawn of the park, but I found it blooming in the planting space on the median strip of Showa-dori on my way to work.

It's the red elliptical part in the photo below.

Just as satsuki azalea was not planted and there were no tall weeds, it was a great space for screwbana.

Nejibana is a perennial plant of the orchid family. From late spring to summer, a large number of small pink flowers are spirally attached to the top of the stem.

As to why it is twisted

There seems to be an interesting theory that if all the flowers are turned in one direction, the stems tilt, so the flowers began to be devised and twisted intentionally.

Click here for a blog that introduced the screw bana that bloomed in a park in Chuo-ku last June.　⇒

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This year, Agapanthus flowers began to bloom at Pele Near Garden in Kamei Bridge Park (1-6-1 Tsukiji) on the Tsukiji River.

Pele Near Garden is a flower bed planted by perennial plant.

The Japanese name of Agapanthus is Murasakikunsiran (purple Kimikoran)

It is said that the place of origin is South Africa (), and about 10 to 20 species of ancestor grow naturally in South Africa, and more than 300 horticultural varieties are grown by crossing.

The flowering season is from late May to early August.

Agapanthus in perennial plant is a flower that blooms many beautiful flowers every year at this time of year, is elegant standing, and relieves the depressiveness of the rainy season.

The color of the flower is mainly blue-purple, but there are also white flower strains in the park.

Last year, here is a blog that introduced Agapanthus flowering in the park.　⇒

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