Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

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

About dogwood on this street, we just introduced red fruits this month, but now the autumn leaves are more eye-catching.

Some of the dogwoods on other streets in Chuo-ku may have been caused by the salt damage caused by the typhoon, but the dogwood on this street is beautifully colored.

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

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

Here is a blog post about the red fruits of dogwood this month　⇒

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

It looks like the number of flowers has increased even more than the season of autumn roses.

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

Indeed, as the title at that time, "Fuyusobi" (Winter Rose)

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

On the other hand, the vine rose system 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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This is GINZA MUKU, a pet goods store located on the first floor of the Ginza GT Building, Ginza 2-14-2.

The location is in the red frame on the map below.

Business hours are from 11 to 20.

Both the entrance and the inside of the store are already open in Christmas mode.

There were a lot of playground equipment that was worthy of Christmas.

Warm wear is also substantial

The birthday cake was also new.

As for the annual Christmas cake, it seems that reservations will begin soon.

Thank you for your understanding of photography in the store.

Here is a blog post that introduced the new cake of the store in March this year.　⇒

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Click here for the website of GINZA MUKU online shop　⇒

http://www.muku-online.com/

The annual exhibition "2019 Calendar & Xmas" by Shonoro Yamanaka is being held at "Maisond Cat Art Gallery Kyobashi" on the second floor of the Saeki Building on 1-6-14, Kyobashi.

The cat that Yamanaka draws is depicted freely, changing its expression and appearance, such as being realistic as if it was reflected in his eyes, or being the world of fairy tale.

Paintings, rubbing brushes, and pastel paintings with soft colors are all unique to Yamanaka, and this exhibition makes you feel happy when you see them.

There are many Christmas-like works on display.

At the venue, not only calendars and original drawings, but also new works, rubbing brushes, pen drawings, mini-foreheads, etc. are displayed.

The event period is from Friday, November 16 to 20 (Tue).

Please note that the time is from 12:30 to 19:00, and Sunday and the last day are until 17:00.

As usual, Mr. Yamanaka is said to be in the entire Hiari corridor.

In addition, about photography in the gallery, we received your consent, and Mr. Yamanaka explained about the work.

Thank you very much.

Click here for the website of "Maison Don Cat Art Gallery Kyobashi"　⇒

http://www.office-taira.jp/m-neko/

Click here for a blog that introduced Yamanaka's exhibition at the gallery last November.　⇒

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Momijigawa Shintomibashi Park is a park built on the Metropolitan Expressway, beside Shintomibashi Bridge, and during the day it is a place to relax for residents and office workers nearby.

Here, several types of large roses are planted from the middle ring, and this blog was introduced last spring.

The park is now shining with autumn blooming roses.

In other parks in Chuo-ku, the flowers are already over or rose hips, but here, despite the different types, almost all kinds of autumn roses are blooming.

In particular, the red rose in the center of the park (variety unknown) is a large strain, and many velvet-like red petals bloom.

During this season, there are few flowers that bloom, and people tend to look toward the red (yellow) leaves, but this park makes you forget that winter is near thanks to autumn roses.

Click here for a blog post that introduced roses in the park last May.　⇒

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Exhibitions of Bovin Race and Tating Race are being held at Gallery Ginza, the gallery on the second floor of Ginza 2-chome.

This is Akiko Hashimoto's solo exhibition.

On display are "Bobbin Race" originating in Belgium and "Tating Race" originating in France.

This is a work made by Mr. Hashimoto, and there are also works by Mr. Hashimoto's students.

Mr. Hashimoto is a leading player in bobbin race tating races in Japan, and seems to be a pioneer, and even after studying at a school in Bobbin races in Belgium and learning skills every year, he has been trained in Europe and Europe every year to hone his skills every day.

In addition, we have learned a completely different tating race of the tools we use, creating works that taste different from Bobin races.

As the work is described as a "jewel of yarn", if you look directly up close, you will be impressed by its delicateness, grace, and splendidity.

Both bovin races and tating races have a wonderful finish with nerves to every corner of the work.

The period is from Tuesday, November 13 to 18 (Sunday), and the time is from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm

Please note that the last day will be until 5:00 pm

Regarding the photography in the gallery, Mr. Hashimoto gave a polite and polite explanation of the Bobin Race and Tating Race.

Thank you very much

Akiko Hashimoto's race class is held twice a month at the Yushima High Town Conference Room 4-6-11 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku.

If you are interested in Bobin Race or Tating Race after seeing the work, please contact us.　⇒

TEL: 03-3811-9623

E-Mail address [email protected]

Click here for the website of Gallery Ginza　⇒

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