[Mapo ★]
October 21, 2009 09:00
My husband's sister is getting married this year, so I'm looking for a strange celebration bag.
I happened to find this product of Noren Edo.
The actual store is Chidoriya, a Tenugui specialty store in Ningyocho.
My sister was playing the piano, so it was the perfect pattern.
It will remain as a memorial until later, and it will leave an impression.
I was very pleased because it was rare.
And this month there was a party commemorating the 60th anniversary of the vocational school where I used to work.
I purchased it as a gift bag for that celebration.
There are so many patterns, and there are many auspicious patterns, so I was lost.
It's a celebration of the 60th anniversary, but I asked you over the phone.
I taught me some suitable patterns, and chose a beckoning cat from among them.
There's a thousand customers! Since it's a vocational school, a beckoning cat seems to be the best.
The piano celebration bag was included in the celebration set.
The beckoning cat purchased a combination of a celebration bag kit and a favorite Tenugui.
Mizuhiki was also a beautiful butterfly with yellow and green.
This is the homepage of Edo noren Rakuten store.
[Mikazuki]
October 21, 2009 09:00
Today I went to Betara City, a feature of autumn in Nihonbashi. There were a lot of stalls this year, and the smell of delicious food and the laughter of people who enjoyed drinking were amazing again this year.
At Sugimori Shrine, I could see a kappare dance, and it felt like I had a time trip in the Edo period for a moment.
While walking while eating shrimp fries at Koharuken, a Western restaurant in Ningyocho, and yakitori from a stall, I was able to get a lot of bargains again this year. I think I want to go there once every year. It is held every year on October 19th and 20th, so why not look forward to autumn?
The dance of Sugimori Shrine
It's an excavating this year. I will use it from today.
Bag: 1900 yen
Paulownia cutting board: 2,000 yen
Brushes, toothbrushes and tiles used for the mouth of Edoya's teapots, etc.: 1200 yen in total
★I immediately tried using the joint brush (600 yen) on the rightmost tile. Because it was a horse's hair, it was not too hard or too soft, and just rub the fine gaps in the bathroom floor lightly and it became shiny in an instant. I recommend it.
Flower: 300 yen
[Silver]
October 21, 2009 09:00
"Bettara-shi" means pickled radish pickles pickled in koji, and the koji is attached to the kimono with "Betari".
That's why it was named. I walked around the city tonight.
With a large lantern, the economy is booming.
In front of the god of Takarada Ebisu Shrine, there are lanterns by Kabuki actors.
The names of Meijiza, Sadanji Ichikawa, Kikugoro Onoe, Tamasaburo Bando, Tokizo Nakamura, etc. are scattered!
On the other side, there is a shrine. The festival is exciting in sacred wine.
I was the only one who felt "Betara-shi" while refraining between stalls such as squid and okonomiyaki?
Are you negotiating the price too?
Along with many stores, "Kaishin" was also opened. I bought 4 pieces for this smile!
It is a tradition that has been loved for a long time. I'm going to come again next year. Silver