Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

The other day, I went to "Ajikaru, a rice country" and took a picture.

When I looked at the tourist association's site to write a blog post, it was just right.

It was after Mr. Ginzo introduced me.

Click here for an article about Mr. Ginzo

As a matter of fact, while walking around there, "Ginzo's specialty territories, why still do it?

I wonder if Ajikaru is not introduced, is it difficult for men to enter?"

I was thinking about it.

I've been ahead with a slight difference, but I'll introduce photos as additional information.

   

(Left) The entrance and front of the shop is a green tree-lined road, so it's a stylish cafe style in Europe.

(Right) A display full of seasonal feeling welcomes you.

　

In hand, rice crackers and drinks (coffee, green tea, water) for tasting.

Slowly choose your favorite today in a natural atmosphere.

　  

There are various products lined up in the store, and there are also limited items that can only be purchased here.

The bargain price of 400 yen in a box seems to be a casual gift.

Please take a look at the contents of the assortment set that I bought.

It's 500 yen if you enter so much!

I was so surprised that I posted a photo in an extra large size.

 

It's not a shopping street, but a place surrounded by offices and hospitals.

You can enjoy delicious rice crackers slowly and quietly.

Click here for the map

Business hours From 10 to 19:00

Regular holidays: Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays 

 

 

 

The Toronama Sweets Fair is now being held at Ginza Plantan.
Among them, the hot topic Toronama Donut, which was introduced on TV.

In fact, last month, I bought an angelic chocolate ring.
I went to Heartbread Antique Ginza Main Store in Ginza 3-chome.
It was a great line and waited for 40 minutes.

I had to leave Ginza in 30 minutes that day.
I will never go to the cafe on the second floor! This was sitting.
I ordered an angelic chocolate ring plate.

　

There is also ice cream, so it may have been the correct answer here (* ^^ *)
It was written on the sticker I saw at the entrance of the store on the first floor.
"We don't have Torona Donuts,"

It was on the pamphlet, but it looks delicious!
However, in Tokyo, it seems that you can only buy it at the Aoyama store, so I was sorry.
(Aoyama store opens in late August)

The Toronama Donut was sold for a limited time at Ginza Plantan.
From May 10th to 31st!

I bought it right away. 1134 yen for 6 pieces.
Because it was raw, I was wondering if I could eat 6 pieces by two people ...
This is no longer a donut (laughs).
It's small and cold, so you can go well!

　

Six kinds of chocolate, blue lingo, framboise, blueberry, cheesecake, caramel.

Bluelingo and framboise are fruit babaroa,
Chocolat, cheesecake, caramel, etc. are mousse cake.

Cool it well and it looks good for the coming season!

Heartbred Antique Homepage

 

 

 

The "Classical Performing Arts Appreciation Party" introduced on this blog last year will be held again this year.

Click here for last year's article.

This year, there are plenty of performances such as lectures, Kouta swing, biwa, acrobatics, and dance Jobanzu.

It's a stylish way to appreciate classical performing arts and spend time in the evening during the rainy season.

By the way, it is one of the pleasures to see the Japanese clothes of the customers gathering at the venue.

↑This year's flyer

Date and time: Saturday, June 19, 2010 opens at 4:30:00.

Venue: Nihonbashi Theater

Costs: 2,000 yen (paid at the venue on the day)

 

<Inquiry / Application>

Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association

Phone: ０３－３２９７－０２５１

＊Anyone, not limited to those who live or work in the city, can apply.

＊Limited to 440 people. Please apply as soon as possible.

 

It seems that Mr. Mikazuki also enjoyed this appreciation party last year.

Mr. Mikazuki's article 

 

 

 

I happened to enter Hanatsubaki-dori from the street of West Fifth Avenue
"Bakery ...? Oh pompadol! Did you find it in Ginza?"
I'm a favorite bakery, so I have to ask this a little (* ^^ *)
It seems to have just opened on May 7th.

　  

The sales section manager explained various things.
It seems that it is baked in the store, and the process can be seen through the glass.
It was also written about the baking time of French bread.

　

It was a great success with many customers!
I bought it because I was attracted to the word "It's freshly baked Lond 1/2".
 Chocolate and crunchy Danish are delicious~ (* ^^*)
German potato pizza is served with wine at dinner!

　

There are Kimuraya in Ginza around 4-chome, Mitsukoshi, Matsuya, and Matsuzakaya in Ginza.
Hanatsubaki-dori is a little far from the department stores.
It seems to be useful for those who work around here!

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