Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Keiko Matsuda's exhibition "Love Countryside" is being held at Ginza Gallery Musashi on the 1st floor of the KI Building on Ginza 1-9-1.

The period is from Monday, December 3 to 8 (Sat).

The time is from 11:00 to 18:00, but the last day is until 16:00.

Mr. Matsuda is a calligraphy artist.

A work that combines the so-called “Western Japanese calligraphy” calligraphy with beautiful watercolor painting is on display.

The calligraphy characters are so elaborate that they can't seem to be handwritten, and there is warmth because they are handwritten.

My photographic techniques can't convey this splendor, so I recommend that you check it with your own naked eye.

The watercolor painting, drawn by transparent watercolor paint, seems to capture the air feel of the fresh season of Europe.

The picture above, the work of Reese, was very matched in this season, near Christmas.

In addition, regarding photography at the gallery, we received your consent, and the person explained the method of producing the work.

Thank you very much

Click here for a blog post introducing Mr. Matsuda's work exhibition held at Gallery Yaesu in the Yaesu Underground Shopping Center last March.　⇒

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We took a walk around Akashicho in a sunny autumn afternoon.

Start of Tsukiji River Park

Roses were still blooming in the planting area near Akatsuki Bridge in Tsukiji River Park

Akatsuki Park was quite crowded with parents and children.

Commemorative photo in front of the Siebold statue

To Akashicho Riverside Park

Tsuwabuki blooms yellow flowers similar to chrysanthemums.

This area is behind St Luke's Garden, on the bank along the Sumida River.

Walk while looking down at the Sumida River Terrace

2 heads seen on the water bus

Take a commemorative photo with Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge and high-rise tower apartments in the background

It was the perfect afternoon for a leisurely walk without wind

Lantana, which is planted in the planting space on the reservation center Chuo-dori, the street between the 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 origins are tropical United States, Brazil, and Uruguay.

Based on this ancestor, various horticultural varieties are produced.

Gardening varieties are characterized by relatively enduring cold weather and having a long flowering period.

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

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

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This is an introduction of the exhibition being held on the second floor of "Gallery Ginza", an art gallery in Ginza 2-chome

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

It is entitled "Weave, Weave, Spinning."

Mr. Kiyono came in from the so-called "knitting" sweater, hand spinning "thread" sweater, and expanded the range of his work to wire races.

We have a lot of certified instructor qualifications for knitting, wire racing and accessories

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

All the works on display were delicate, beautiful, and I felt the fineness of the nerves that were meticulous in detail.

Oh, it's just something that makes me think that it would be fun to make such various works alone.

At the venue, Mr. Kiyono's lace jewelry and accessory kits are also sold, so you can make and enjoy the work yourself.

This is an exhibition where you can enjoy just looking at it.

Please drop in.

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

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 polite 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/

This is a dog run under the Irifune Bridge that used to be over the Tsukiji River.

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

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

This time, I will introduce you based on my experience with two dogs from my home.

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

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

Thank you for having a good dog run until 20 o'clock.

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

Our house was allowed to play in the free area, but it is quite large enough to run around.

Despite the heavy traffic Shin-ohashi-dori St., the noise of the car was not bothered at all.

Here is a blog post that introduced Wanwan Square last year.　⇒

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This is the second "Sound of Light" of Takeshi Mizukoshi photo exhibition "My Sense of Wonder" which began on November 6th (Tuesday).

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

The photos displayed in the "Sound of Water" of the previous term were also wonderful, but the "Sound of Light" of the latter term also has a different atmosphere, and it is still beautiful and impressive.

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

Monday and Monday are closed.

The venue is on the 2nd floor of the Tsukiji Garden Building, 1-8-4 Tsukiji Communication Gallery Fugen.

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

If you have seen or did not see the sound of water in the previous term, please stop by at the photo exhibition of the sound of light.

In addition, we received your consent regarding photography in the gallery.

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

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Click here for Fugen's website　⇒

http://fugensha.jp/