Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

There is a small shrine at the base of Shin-Kameshima Bridge at Kayabacho 3-chome. It is called "Junko Inari Shrine".

I've been wondering before.

The first day festival is held on February 11 every year, and a red flag stands around the bridge on February 1.

What is strange is that the banner is only just in the middle of Shin-Kameshima Bridge.

Probably from there, it will be the address of Shinkawa, and I think it is the border of God's territory or the area that protects it, or such a thing.

I would like to ask the locals at the first noon festival on the 11th.

Well, thank you.

Did you know that there is one turtle that doesn't always move near Shin Kameshima Bridge? Please look for it.

On Sunday, February 8, I saw the "18th Chuo-ku Festival" held at Akatsuki Park.

Unfortunately, it was raining, and the children were about to return home.

This snow was delivered from Higashine City, Yamagata Prefecture, a friendship city, and if the weather is good, the entire silver world will be a whole.

It must have been. Still, the children were enjoying sleds and miniskies.

In the park, there were also corners where you can taste Higashine's specialty “Imo broth” and “Tamakonjac”.

There was also a song corner and a mini zoo.