Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

 New Year's Day and Adults' Day are over in 2011.

"This winter is colder than usual," I realized that the range of action was narrower!

Finally, go to the city with Nokonoko.

The Setsubun season was right in front of you.

At Eitarou Sohonpo Nihonbashi Honten

Actually, there was another real purpose of this day. But I would like to inform you as soon as possible.

　Mr. Wakamatsuya Gallery of Tsukiji 6-chome, familiar.　My husband, Masahiro Sato, is a push.

"Two Kofu Play Exhibition" is being held until January 29 (Saturday).　Let's take a look.

　The kimono has been recreated well to create this year's zodiac rabbit dolls and beanbags.

　What I felt smart was the fire extinguishing appearance of an actor's picture, which was exhibited and sold.　Oh! The flower of Edo!

　On the left of the actor's picture, this year's zodiac bag (how did the kanji called bag come up?)

　Exhibition by two women. Please come and visit us.

There are a lot of small items.

　There were quite a few portable items.　Repeat until January 29th (Sat).

The Hamarikyu area has been used as a Mitaka area for a long time, and at the time of Yatsushiro Shogun Yoshimune, Gori Shikata was used as Okobushiba from Nihonbashi. It was used by the emperor, general, public family, daimyo, and falconry training workers. 

Gokenba (This name is given because it releases a hawk from the Shogun's fist)

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Hamarikyu was around Mitakaba (1624-1644), the Shogun's family.

Kofu Imperial Highness Residence (Kofu Tonohama Yashiki, Kofu Kaite Yashiki) 1654-1704) ・ ・ ・ ・ Including Genroku era

Hama Goten (1704-Meiji Restoration) The fifth shogun Tsunayoshi and Tsunashige's child Tsunataka adopted the adoption and became a separate residence for the Shogun family.

Hamarikyu (Meiji to pre-war) ... owned by the Imperial Family

Tokyo Metropolitan Hamarikyu Garden (post-war to present)

For the above reasons, ownership changed and the name changed.

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Last year I posted hawk on my blog, so this year I will post photos of northern goshawk, Harrishook, and the end of hawk.

This year, there were more customers than last year and it was very lively.

On the 2nd, Hayabusa successfully caught pigeons at the venue, but on the 3rd there was a happening and caught another pigeon in the air and landed outside the venue.

I was surprised at the fact that there was a hayabusa in front of the customer who gave up because I couldn't see the inside of the venue well.　　　

　 northern goshawk

  Hawk's chest hair less than one year old has a vertical stripe pattern as shown in the photo, but after one year it becomes horizontal stripe. 　The hair grows every year.　　　　　　　　　　　 　　　　　　　　　

 　　　　　　　Harrisfhook

　　　　　　　The wings are dark and brown.

　　　　It's the hayabusa that comes from the Dentsu Building and catches the pigeon.

　　　　He says he has good eyesight and is good at falling down.

　　　　The biggest one is northern goshawk, but northern goshawk and Harris Hawk perform various performances.

　　　　　Transfer transfer pigeon fly sink ... etc.

　　　　This is the end of the meeting.

　　　　First dream 1 Fuji (to be safe) 2 hawk (high) 3 eggplant (to do things)

　　　　Let's do things with high hope so that you can spend your time safely this year ...

　　　　I hope there are a lot of good things.

More Hamarikyu, which inherits the New Year's Hotaka and the Edo Period

On January 2nd and 3rd, Aikido demonstration was held at Hamarikyu between the demonstrations of hawk.

What is Aikido?

It is a self-defense technique, not to fight against the opponent, but to win or lose.

It is said to be a health method, and it is a unique way of physical and mental training in Japan, and it seems that he works happily with "harmony".

It seems that it is a new martial arts that has been around for about 70 years, but we value human relationships such as encountering, interacting, and meeting people.

I put three pieces in the camera without knowing the order.