Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Lantana, which is planted in the planting space on the settlement Chuo-dori, the street between Catholic Tsukiji Church and Akashi Elementary School, has been blooming beautifully and for a long time this year.

Lantana is originally a tropical plant, and its origin is tropical United States, Brazil, and Uruguay.

Various horticultural varieties are produced based on this ancestor.

Horticultural varieties are characterized by relatively enduring the cold and having a long flowering period.

If you look closely, while the flowers are blooming, the same plant has already been fruited, and you can feel the length of the flowering season.

Click here for a blog that introduced the same street Rantana last September.　⇒

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This is an introduction of an exhibition held on the 2nd floor of "Gallery Ginza", a gallery in Ginza 2-chome.

This is the first solo exhibition by Sakiko Kiyono, who lives in Chuo-ku and holds a solo exhibition in Chuo-ku.

It is entitled "Knitting, weaving, and spinning."

Mr. Kiyono said that he was able to enter from the so-called "knitting" sweater, and expanded the range of his work to wire races.

You have a lot of certified instructor qualifications for knitting, wire laces and accessories.

This time, I learned for the first time that the wire is also described as "knitting".

All of the works on display were delicate, beautiful, and the fine details of the nerves were meticulous.

No, it's just something that makes me think it would be fun to make such a variety of works alone.

At the venue, a race jewelry and accessory kit by Mr. Kiyono is also sold, so that you can make your own work and enjoy it.

It is an exhibition that can be enjoyed just by looking at it.

Please drop in.

The period is from Tuesday, November 27 to December 3 (Monday).

Please note that the time is from 11:00 to 19:00 and the last day is until 17:30.

Regarding the photography in the gallery, Mr. Kiyono himself gave a kind and polite explanation of the production method of the work.

Thank you very much

Click here for the website of Gallery Ginza.　⇒

https://www.gallery-ginza.com/

It is a dog run under () Irifune Bridge, which used to span the Tsukiji River.

Irifune Bridge is a bridge located on Shin-ohashi-dori St.

This dog run "Wanwan Square" was introduced on this blog last year along with the multi-purpose open space at the adjacent Tsukiji River Park.

This time, we will introduce two dogs from my home and based on the experience.

When we used it, there was one dog in the small dog area and two dogs in the free area.

This service is available from 7:00 to 20:00.

It's nice to have a dog run that is OK until 20 o'clock.

The location is 10-2 Akashicho, the area is 458 square meters for free areas and 189 square meters for small dog areas.

My house was allowed to play in the free area, but it's quite large enough to run around.

Despite the heavy traffic of Shin-ohashi-dori St., I didn't care about the noise of the car at all.

Click here for a blog post that introduced Wanwan Square last year.　⇒

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This is the second half of the "Sound of Light" of Takeshi Mizukoshi photo exhibition "MY SENSE OF WONDER", which began on November 6 (Tuesday).

The period is from Tuesday, November 20 to December 1 (Saturday).

The photos displayed in the "Sound of Water" in the first half were wonderful, but the "Sound of Light" in the second half also had a different atmosphere and was still beautiful and impressed.

The time is from Tuesday to Friday from 12:00 to 19:00 and Saturday from 12:00 to 17:00.

Closed on Monday and Monday.

The venue is the second floor of the "Communication Gallery Fugen" and Tsukiji Garden Building 1-8-4 Tsukiji.

From each of the works, you can feel the surprise and excitement of the author, and the enthusiasm to convey it in video.

If you haven't seen the sound of water in the first semester, please drop in at the photo exhibition of "Sound of Light".

Thank you for your understanding of the photography in the gallery.

Click here for a blog post that introduces the first half of this photo exhibition this month.　⇒

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Click here for Fugen's website.　⇒

http://fugensha.jp/

The autumn leaves of dogwood planted along Matsuya Street are shining brightly in the morning sun.

As for this street dogwood, I just introduced red fruits this month, but now the autumn leaves are more eye-catching.

Some of the dogwood on other streets in Chuo-ku have fallen leaves without autumn leaves, and dogwood on this street is beautifully colored.

When this autumn leaves are over, dogwood drops leaves during the winter and prepares for spring.

An illumination light bulb is wrapped around the trunk of dogwood on Matsuya Street, and I was ready to color the night of Ginza during the Christmas season.

Click here for a blog about the red fruits of dogwood this month.　⇒

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Even in late November, the roses at Tsukiji River Shukubashi Park are still fine.

It seems that the number of flowers has increased even more than the autumn rose season.

In particular, if I thought that salmon pink roses closer to a large one rather than a medium ring were fine, I introduced this rose that bloomed in the park last year on December 27 (). Was

Indeed, as the title at that time, "Fuyusobi" is "Winter Rose".

Also, dark red (close to black) medium-ring roses were about to bloom.

On the other hand, the vine roses had a lot of rose hips.

Click here for an article introducing roses that bloomed in the park on December 27 last year.　⇒

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