Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

To Chuo-dori from Ginza 2-chome to Sanchome.

Cartier Gucci Chanel Tiffany Dior is lined with luxury stores from around the world.

In the evening, the window is beautifully colored, but the appearance of Ginza.

　If you walk along Sanchome, you will see the entire wall of Ginza Matsuya Department Store.

He set a new record in Japan at the Tokyo Marathon last year.

A huge silhouette (goal scene) of "Yuta Shitara" player was raised.

・・・ The word "You will break common sense" is also vivid. ・・・

The twin Shitara brothers (brother is Keita) have been working hard as runners since they were young.

My younger brother Yuta set a new record for the Tokyo Marathon (2 hours, 6 minutes and 11 seconds).

When they were young, they worked hard at Obusuma Elementary School Junior High School with other students to become runners.

＊It seems that there are 15 Hakone Ekiden players from Obusuma Junior High School * (I am also alumni as a correspondent) *

While walking from Ginza 2-chome at dusk,

Take a look at the world's fashion and Shitara's male figure.

・・'-This year's Tokyo Marathon is coming soon. ・・・

The Ginza Matsuya Department Store (TEL03-3567-1111) is a 5-minute walk from Ginza Station.

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Motohashi Hie-jinja Shrine is located close to Tokyo Metro Kayabacho Station and adjacent to Kabuto-cho. The precincts are large despite the city center and are unexpectedly quiet.

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It has been known as the resting place of portable shrines of the Sanno Festival since the Edo period, and it is still a resting place for the festival procession at the shrine festival.

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The komainu of this shrine is rare and facing up.

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This is said to have been consecrated in hopes of recovery from the Great Kanto Earthquake and rising luck.
It's called "upward" and luck is going up.

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Kameshima Bridge is a bit plain among many bridges in the city, but there are some highlights.

On the other side of the "Horibe Yasubei Takeyuki Monument", "Ginza Yanagi Shisei", "Basho's Monument", and "Sharaku Toshusai" and "Tadataka Ino" are described as "people who have moved to this area (Hatchobori) and have been able to convey their achievements". There is an explanation of. It's a pity that stone monument's wooden explanatory version is barely readable. There are many highlights that are not found in the Monoshiri Encyclopedia, and it is interesting to walk in search of such places.

　The lion danced in the shop to celebrate New Year's New Year.

Hyottoko Rensha　

　The lion is Mr. Masuda. The flute is a combination of my two (kimitaku).

　The lion dance performed by the two is　

　　Tsukishima Sake Bar "Tokinoya" customers into a whirlpool of enthusiasm.　　

　　Let's get rid of the winter of the trees.　

The performances are "stalls", "Haya Kamakura", "4-chome", and "lullaby".

And the lion that wakes up from "4-chome" to "Stalls"

Congratulations with the message "Congratulations on your arrival."

And to the customer. I went around the god of fortune.

I hope everyone will have a good year.

： ： ： ： The lion dance is held every year on the first day of the shop's work after the 5th day of New Year. ： ： ：

Please come and join us.

Tsukishima Tokinaya is a seven-minute walk from Tsukishima Station on the Oedo Line.

Turn left at Tsukishima Social Education Center and you'll find it right away.

Address 4-3-5 Tsukishima, Chuo-ku, Nomura Building 1F　

TEL 03-6225-0013.

A friend living abroad came to Japan, so I purchased sweets at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi as a souvenir and wrapped them in a furoshiki wrap.

I am Japanese, but I have lived in the United States for many years, so I was very pleased with the Japanese-style gift.
How about those who are looking for a slightly different gift?
In addition, the service fee for wrapping cloth is 270 yen.

It's a park that I always go to. This time, I had my own discovery. The surrounding stones are excavated, but if you look closely, they are cut into triangles and there are grooves. It may be to improve chewing and draining, but I feel the skill of the skill and the spirit of the craftsman. I once again thought that the charm of the ward was hidden in familiar places.