Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

This shop is close to Hatchobori 2-chome, Hatchobori Station, just off the alley from Shin-ohashi-dori St.

The red sign and red door, red window frame, and inside of the store are cute shops that use red effectively.

I'm sorry to bother you at lunch

The shop has the first and second floors, and since I was alone on the day, I sat down at the counter seats on the first floor.

I ordered a set A.

You can choose a drink or salad for the A set, and the B set has both a drink and a salad.

From 3 types of pasta, choose the bongole pasta of peeled clams.

Raw pasta is thick, chewy, and smooth

The seasoning of Bongore, the flavor of garlic and black pepper is moderate, and there are quite a lot of clams, and it is very delicious.

After 12 o'clock, customers will come in one after another, so it is desirable to enter this shop as soon as possible.

The shop says "pizza & wine, cheese", so I would like to come next night and taste pizza, wine, and cheese.

The lunch time on weekdays is from 11:00 to 14:00, and the dinner time is from 17:00.

Regular holidays are Sunday and public holidays.

Click here for the OTTO website.　⇒

http://www.otto0731.com/

 

 

The "Wa Eco Living Exhibition" is being held at the Chuo Ward Environmental Information Center in Kyobashi Environmental Station on the 6th floor of Tokyo Square Garden, an eco-friendly building at Kyobashi 3-chome.

At the venue, they explain in an easy-to-understand manner how eco-friendly the traditional Japanese lifestyle of "Japanese living" was.

In addition, furoshiki and Japanese paper are introduced as a typical example of "Japanese eco-living".

At the venue, you can touch the raw materials of Japanese paper, experience the feeling of writing, and experience how to wrap furoshiki.

The period is from Monday, October 1 to October 31 (Wed).

The time is from 9:00 to 21:00, so even those who work can stop by on their way home.

By the way, October is said to be the 3R promotion month set by the country.

The 3R is an acronym for Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. 3R activities are to reduce garbage as much as possible by working on these three Rs, thereby reducing garbage. The aim is to minimize the adverse effects of incineration and landfill disposal on the environment, and to create a society (= recycling-oriented society) that effectively and repeatedly uses limited earth resources.

This time, we also received your consent for taking photos in the venue and introducing them in this blog post.

Thank you very much

Click here for a blog post that introduces the "Biodiversity Exhibition" held at the center in July this year.　⇒

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Click here for the website of the Chuo Ward Environmental Information Center　⇒

https://eic-chuo.jp/

 

 

This is the second half of the blog that took a walk along the red dashed line river’s edge on the map below with two dogs.

Area D

Chuo-ohashi Bridge is a diagonal bridge that was built over the Sumida River in 1994.

This photo shows the high-rise apartments in Tsukuda over Chuo-ohashi Bridge from the Shinkawa area side.

Area E

View Chuo-ohashi Bridge from river’s edge in the Shinkawa area.

In 1873, it is the trace of the Reigishijima tide center installed in this area.

What appears behind the scenes is Tsukuda's high-rise apartment complex

Area F

Minami Takahashi is a bridge built over the Kamejima River in 1932.

Through the earthquake disaster recovery project, the central part of the former Ryogoku Bridge has been relocated, reinforced and reused.

This is Minami Takahashi from the Minato area side.

Area G

It is a long and spacious Sumida River terrace in the Minato area.

The walk in river’s edge feels good because of the wind.

By the way, the information on the history of this blog is based on the official text of the Chuo-ku Tourism Test, "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia", which was started on October 1 of this month.

 

 

The season became better, and it was the best time for a walk.

In the morning, we took a walk along the red dashed line river’s edge on the map below with two dogs.

I walked counterclockwise from A to B, C ...

In the first half, we will introduce A to D.

Area A

At the base of Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge, the remnant of Tsukuda-no-Hari, which remains on the Minato side, is the site of the Tsukuda Island Ferry Terminal.

Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge is a bridge with a simple design that was built in 1964 instead of Tsukuda's ferry.

I remember hearing or reading that 1964 was a simple design in time for the last Tokyo Olympics, but it's a bit vague.

The high-rise apartments over Tsukuda Island seen from the sidewalk on the north side seem to see Tokyo and Edo together, and it is a favorite view.

Area B

Tsukuda Island was built in 1644 by a fisherman who entered Edo from Tsukuda-mura, Nishinari-gun, Settsu-kuni, reclaimed the mouth of the Sumida River.

It is said that the origin of Tsukudani was that fishermen on Tsukuda Island boiled small fish and shellfish with salt and soy sauce for their preservation food.

The remnants of "Tsukuda's ferry" are the ruins of Tsukuda Island ferryboat (Tsukuda side).

Next to this monument, there is also stone monument of Hideji Hojo, a playwright who loved Tsukuda Island.

"If it snows, Tsukuda is an old island of Edo."

Tsukuda Kobashi, a monument of Tsukuda Island

It spans the Tsukuda River tributary, and the vermilion balustrade is impressive.

Area C

It is the site of Ishikawajima Lighthouse

The beginning of the Ishikawajima Lighthouse was a nightlight built in 1866 by Ishikawajima Hitoshishoroba magistrate for ships sailing on the Sumida River by human feet.

The Ishikawajimajin Ashojo was made by that "Kihei" Heizo Hasegawa proposed to Sadanobu Matsudaira.

This area is the site of the former Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries, where ultra-high-rise apartments stand in the forest.

The water bus "Hotaluna" went up the Sumida River.

This is the design of Reiji Matsumoto.

Indeed, a spacecraft on the water

Area D

Chuo-ohashi Bridge is a diagonal bridge that was built over the Sumida River in 1994.

The walk in river’s edge feels good because of the wind.

By the way, the information on the history of this blog is based on the official text of the Chuo-ku Tourism Test, "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia", which was started on October 1 of this month.

 

 

The 66th “Chuo-ku Tourism and Commerce Festival” started on October 1 (Monday), and as part of this, the “Hospitality Fair Nihonbashi Kitazume 2018” hosted by the Nihonbashi Kitazume Store Association also started at the same time. I am.

The “Hospitality Fair” of the Nihonbashi Kitazume Store Association has been renewed with the name of the “Fukutoku Festival” until last year, making it even more powerful.

At the Nihonbashi Kitazume Store Association Secretariat, we asked Mr. Nagato of "Taro Shobo" about the highlights and highlights of "fair" () to participate.

The big difference from last year is that Fukutoku Kuji was able to participate on the day (October 28) without going to the lottery venue in Nihonbashi.

If you mail the “Fukutoku lottery voucher” or mail it to a dedicated box installed at Yamamoto-noriten or Nihonbashi Information Center, you can do so.

135 people will receive meal tickets from various stores.

On the other hand, those who came to the lottery venue on the day will receive 156 prizes that were more luxurious than last year.

All prizes are from stores that belong to this store association, so they are only happy to win without complaints.

Moreover, as in last year, in addition to the special prize "Mandarin Deluxe Room Pair Accommodation Ticket with Breakfast" (equivalent to 100,000 yen), this year's new "Mitsukoshi Theater New School Performance Pair Watch Ticket" and "V2 League Opening Game Arena Seat Ticket" will also be added to the total amount equivalent to 1 million yen.

The lottery voucher distribution period is from October 1 (Mon) to October 28 (Sun).

If you shop for more than 1,000 yen at the target stores (60 stores) of the Nihonbashi Kitazume Store Association, you can get one voucher in the photo below.

Please note that distribution will end as soon as the vouchers distributed to each store are gone.

Participate in the "Hospitality Fair Nihonbashi Kitazume 2018" and get luxurious prizes.

Click here for a blog post that introduces the Fukutoku Festival held last October.　⇒

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Click here for the website of Nihonbashi Kitazume Store Association.　⇒

https://nihombashi-tokyo.com/jp/shop/shop-category/kitazume

 

 

Located on the first basement floor of the JFA Tsukiji Building, Tsukiji 2-chome is a German restaurant that serves as a curry restaurant for lunch.

The name of the store is Pyramid

Today, I ordered beef curry

Weekday lunch topping service always chooses fried egg.

The beef is well cooked and Toro, Jolo Jolo

The roux stewed with beer, which is cucumber here, is crunchy and looks like stew.

It is a curry with bitterness (), richness, and sweetness of beer, and becomes sick.

It was full at 12:00 today, and there was a line of customers waiting for entry.

As I wrote at the time of the last introduction, the clerk is crisp and bright and comfortable.

Lunch time is from Monday to Saturday from 11:00.

Dinner time starts at 17:00 and is closed on Sunday and public holidays.

Click here for the blog when I introduced this lunch in September this year.　⇒

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