[The cat on the slope]
Nov. 15, 2011 08:30
On the weekend of Koharu weather, the 63rd Chuo Ward cultural festival Exhibition was held at Tsukishima Social Education Center.
A total of 627 works were exhibited from 42 groups and individuals as a place for circles to enjoy painting, photography, Japanese calligraphy, handicrafts, crafts, ikebana, Haiku, etc.
At the venue, there are also experiences such as making Oshie and carrying straps made with braids, etc.
Visitors also enjoyed the perfect time for the autumn of culture.
This year's exhibition ended on the 13th, but please come again next year.
It would be nice to participate in a circle of interest and exhibit the work (by the way, my husband exhibited the Arabic calligraphy work in the photo).
[The cat on the slope]
Nov. 4, 2011 08:30
Today, Culture Day, I went north from Tsukuda along the Sumida River while enjoying a walk, and went to cultural festival at Nihonbashi Junior High School.
The brass band club at Nihonbashi Junior High School is a talented player who participates in national competitions. When I entered the school, I heard a wonderful performance that surprised me, "Is junior high school students really playing?"
At the venue, the Chuo-ku Tourism Association will also hold a Chuo-ku sightseeing test simulation problem experience event.
It's a great opportunity, so I also try it. There were 10 questions in total, some of which were difficult, so if you got a scoring while pounding ... the result is perfect! A tourist association correspondent.
The actual exam will be held on February 12, next year. For more information, please visit the official website of Chuo-ku Tourism Certification.
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Near Nihonbashi Junior High School, there is the origin and monument of the former place name of this area, Yanokura.
