Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

The classroom course of the boating guide course was held on Friday, August 28 and the on-the-job course was held on August 30 (Sun).

 

First of all, it's a class.

  

 

　On the 30th, when the actual edition was held, it was a bit of light rain, but it was beneficial for cruises on the Nihonbashi River, Sumida River and Kanda River.

 

　First of all, it's a good idea.

　

 

　In the light rain, we left Nihonbashi dock at Edokkomaru.

　

 

　From Nihonbashi River to Sumida River. Toyomi Bridge seen from the water.

　　

 

　Enter the Sumida River and see Kiyosu Bridge from the water. When viewed from the water, the Tokyo Tree is in the middle of the bridge.

　

 

　It's Shinohashi seen from the water.

　

 

　When you enter the Kanda River, the first thing you can see is Yanagibashi.

　

 

　Kanda River also has interesting bridges and riversides, but it is omitted because it is outside Chuo-ku (laughs). Once again in Chuo-ku of Nihonbashi River.

You can see the Joban Bridge under construction. You can see the building of the Bank of Japan on your left.

　

 

　And I returned to Nihonbashi again.

　　

 

　It was less than 2 hours, but it was a useful tour.

I finally came back to Tsukuda on foot, thinking that it was getting cooler and I had to tighten my feelings a little.

  

　　

　

 

 

"Tetsuko's Room Exhibition" is being held at Nihonbashi Takashimaya.

The period is from Wednesday, August 26 to Monday, September 7.

 

"Tetsuko's Room" started broadcasting in 1976. This exhibition commemorates 10,000 times () in the 40th year () of the program.

At the venue, the names and photographs of Showa and Heisei actors, singers, talents, and athletes who appeared in the "Tetsuko's Room" lined up, and many people were watching old days.

By the way, this picture (pictured) is made of a very small photo of Tetsuko Kuroyanagi (a spot where you can take photos)

 

"Tetsuko's Room" was certified by Guinness in 2011 as a record of the number of broadcasts of programs by the same moderator.

 

In the 8th floor hall of the venue, Nihonbashi Takashimaya, costumes and accessories actually used in the program were exhibited, and studio sets and backstage were reproduced.

The venue was large, and there was also a room where you could sit and watch the images of old performers.

Also, when the visitors stood in front of the mirror, there was also a photo shoot spot where Kuroyanagi's trademark "Onion Hair" was on his head and wearing costumes worn by Kuroyanagi, so I enjoyed it.

 

Click here for the website of "Tetsuko's Room Exhibition" at Nihonbashi Takashimaya.　⇒

https://www.takashimaya.co.jp/store/special/event/tetsuko.html

 

 

 

At Matsuya Ginza in Ginza 3-chome, from Wednesday, August 26 to September 7 (Monday), at Event Square on the 8th floor, "Tom's Entertainment Anime Production 50th Anniversary of Tomorrow's Joe + Ace + Attack No.1 + Giant Star = Spocon Exhibition "is being held.

"Sports guts", short for Spolcon

From the 1960s to the 1970s, Spolcon gained enormous popularity as if they were taking advantage of the rising momentum of Japan's high economic growth period.

Their representatives were the baseball "Giant Star", the women's volleyball "Attack No.1", the tennis "Ace", and the boxing "Tomorrow's Joe".

Major League Ball No. 1, No. 2, No. 3, Tree Leaves, Tornado Serves, Triple Cross Counter, No. 3, No.

In this exhibition, more than 500 exhibits, including original cell drawings, picture containers, and precious manga originals, which will be unveiled for the first time, have been exhibited.

At the venue where the lighting was turned off, four famous scenes were projected on a large screen screen, and many people were watching each work.

You can meet Hoshi Hima, Mitsuru Hanagata, Sota Ban, Toyosaku Samon, Kozue Aihara, Hiromi Oka, Mrs. Butterfly, Ranko Midorikawa, Joya Yabuki, Toru Rikiishi, Jose Mendosa, Danpei Tange You can also meet Yoko Shiraki

The goods corner is also substantial, and many original goods limited to the exhibition are also available.

Click here for the website of Matsuya Ginza Sporton Exhibition　⇒

http://www.matsuya.com/m_ginza/exhib_gal/details/20150826_spokon_8es.html

 

 

 

At St. Luke's First Gallery
"A fun illustration exhibition that makes you laugh unintentionally by Shinji Yamagami"
It is being held from August 24th to 29th.

The event is held from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, and the last day is until 4:00.

　
Along with the fun work, the explanation is very interesting.

As expected, they speak only to storytellers in interesting words.

　
The work is mainly a collage created by sticking paper.

　
The expressions of the animals were rich, and there were many works that smiled unintentionally.
Please enjoy it at the venue.　The story as a storyteller is also a professional class.

Please click here to see how good you are.

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   August 1-3 The festival will be held at Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine Tsukuda.

Many portable shrine went around each town.

　

　

At the festival, there is also a lion head shrine in Intangible Folk Cultural Property.

Even if it is done, it is said that it is good to catch the tip of the cruise nose.

The young crowd was rushing and grabbing his nose.

　

The octagonal portable shrine was made in an octagon, imitating the emperor's high seat.

In portable shrine, which is rare in Japan

In this octagonal portable shrine town tour, many young people gather portable shrine

I was competing and carrying it.

　

　

At the Sumiyoshi Grand Festival, which is held during the hot spring of August, the portable shrine cruise.

In that case, it is customary to pour water, and in each town, it is extinguished.

Fire hydrant hose Large from water pipe bucket to portable shrine bearer

Spray a lot of water.

　

　

I also became the bearer of portable shrine and water.

Bathe and pour water

Cheering in a cheer

We enjoyed the festival for three days in the loud cheers of portable shrine.

Please look forward to the festival three years from now.

 

 

At Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine, enshrined at Tsukuda 1-chome, a festival is held once every three years.

This year is the third year's festival, and from August 1st to 3rd, each town has been in operation.

The sound of the music is also light.

　　　

Tsukuda Shin Tsukuda Tsukishima Ichi, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

Toyomi Kachidoki and Harumi are dozens of horses all day long portable shrine

I went around.

　　

On the Sumida River, there is also a ship imperial procession and the head office of the octagonal portable shrine.　

We went around each town lively.　　

　Tsukuda Hon.: At Tsukuda 1-chome,

Six banners turned toward Edo Castle.

At night, the houses were lit with Japanese lantern during the Edo period.

I think I've slipped back in time.