Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

At Koami Shrine, "Chinowa" is set up at the Torii gate every year from June 15 to the end of the month to remove sins and filth by passing through the "Chinowa" built on the grounds of the shrine. Also known as "Chinowa Kuguri".

　

Six months later, in December, there was a similar protection against misfortune called "Nago Shinohara E" in June. "great exorcism" is a traditional event that purifies the sins and filthy in everyday life twice a year on June 30 and December 31.

　

　

Today (June 30), I was grateful that I was able to purify the impurities of the first half of this year and spend my time safely, and prayed that I would be fine in the second half. I also took home the kaya at the entrance of my home.

 

 

There is a shop near the Kabukiza Theater.

It may be a little difficult to understand because it is in the alley of the street.

　

When I opened the door, she greeted me with a smile of the landlady.

The menu says, "It looks young, but it's full-scale for 20 years ..."

It's written.

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All the stories are natural.

The other day, "The big thing about Kozushima Island came in." I recommend it to me with a full smile.

　

The hand handling of sushi is also very delicate.

It feels like the goodness of the ingredients is really brought out in the consistency of sushi.

　

Sake is also a brand that I don't know, which is a self-proclaimed "tsuri".

It seems that the owner chose everything by himself.

It is a limited product that is unknown, and each brand seems to change depending on the season.

・・・ Be careful not to drink too much.　

　　

I asked the owner.

I would like you to have a nice meal with sake with natural fish.

That's right.

He spoke with a full smile.

　

At the entrance, "Aim for ... ☆" is written.

I also want to be a regular of such a store.

(Lunch lunch is also full of satisfaction. The soup stock taken from the fish is fresh. )

　　

・・... "Higashiginza Edo Gin" ...　

Telephone 03-3543-3336 Address 3-14-7 Higashi Ginza, Chuo-ku

　About a 5-minute walk from Kabukiza Theater. The landmark is very close to the signboard of the Tokachi Mainichi Shimbun.

　

 

 

Isn't there such a shrine near your neighborhood or office, small but relaxing if you go there?
In the Edo period, "Inari" was also mentioned as a representative of many things.
This is the second time in a series of shrines that are familiar to such local people.

　

Near the ward border with Chiyoda-ku, in the valley of the building, there is Ieuchiki Inari Shrine, like a city garden.

It seems to be familiar to local town councils, and it is very beautiful and elegant.

There are also small cute flowers in bloom.

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