
November 7 is the last day of the event called "Oedo Tokyo Manman Festival", and has served as a guide to guide you from Nihonbashi to Kanda.
Nishihira Tateyama, who worked on the course design, was born in Kanda, and grew up in Kanda since his grandparents. Last month, I participated in a pre-training tour that was used as location hunting by Mr. Tateyama. While looking at the old map, taking into account the situation before and after Ieyasu entered Edo, the very high-level “incandescent classroom” was shaken by the spirit of correspondents and was impressed.
If you click the map, it will be magnified in another window
I'm not an Edo kid of Chakichaki, but was born in Hokkaido that is cold and shattered. Balibari Yubari! I am Dosanko, who grew up nearby. Can I, as a dormitory, guide you in the middle of Tokyo, the capital? I thought myself, but there was a lot of labor shortage, what a white arrow hit as one of the new guide. I haven't hidden it in the past, but I haven't experienced a guide in Nihonbashi.
This is the debut game!
I don't think it's possible to give a wonderful guide like Mr. Tateyama, a literally Edo kid, but I'd like to show you the unique and valuable local story of native secrets living in the area, which is a major tourist information nationwide (History of Ieyasu Tokugawa)・ Cultural content).
After all, I passed the "Chuo-ku Tourism Test" with excellent results (laughs), so the classic uchiku is stocked in the brain database.
However, including the points held in the Monoshiri Encyclopedia, it is not "I can guide you because I know".
On the other hand, if you can tell the customer even half of what you know in production, it will be better.
In addition, there are many more detailed customers who participate in the recent town walk tour. It is quite tricky to treat such a strong person with knowledge of the tsukeyaki blade (>_<).
I was inexperienced in terms of experience and skills, and I worked hard to make it a tour with high customer satisfaction with the thoughtful idea of hospitality.
That's why I'm an expert at the opening. We have prepared a handmade “Tamate Box”.

The meeting place and departure are from Otohime Square in Nihonbashi. After talking about the Gokaido and the original sign of the Japanese road, the birthplace of the fish market, we will introduce Kawayanagi called "Ryumiya Castle Nihonbashi Port".
And Nantoka said, "This statue is the image of Otohime," and I shouted intentionally, "Well, what about Ryugu Castle?", And from above, this "Tamate Box" attached to a selfie stick comes down.
"Oh! What is it? What's this? Possibly
Tamo...”
That's right! Speaking of Ryugu Castle in Urashima Taro, it's still a Tamate Box.
It's not a "tamo hand box"
Actually, this is what I asked the staff in advance, and the keyword "Ryumiya Castle" was triggered to have a Tamate box be offered from the back of the customer.
In the box, there was a "roll" with the theme of this town walk.
(...I mean, I just put what I made for myself.)
Open the ball box and spread the scroll and read it out.
“Is the key on the border?”

On this tour, we walk from Nihonbashi around Kodemmacho toward Kanda and walk along the border between Chuo-ku and Chiyoda-ku, but the Ryukan River, which has now been reclaimed, is the border of the ward. Finally, walk here and head to Kanda Station.
A while after departure from Nihonbashi, at some point from Showa-dori to Takarada Ebisu Shrine to Kodemmacho, talk about the reclaiming of the Hibiya inlet, the Nihonbashi River, and the water channel for the common people of Edo (digging) I will do it. And while walking on a narrow road (Imagawa Koji) from the site of Imagawa Bridge to Ryukan Bridge near the finale, I comment that this is the Ryukan River, that is, the border between Chiyoda-ku and Chuo-ku.
Usually, when sightseeing or walking around the town, I don't think the concept of bordering is very noticeable. As a keyword, I thought that by inputting the modern border and the origin of the digging into your head, the understanding of walking around the town will deepen. The flow of the digging river was also linked to the flow of history from Edo to Tokyo.
By the way, was there consistency between the title of "Scrolls" and this walking around town?
Oh, how was this show?
By the way, it was not the turtle that carried the Tamate box, but "Centa-kun".
(First of all, I'm going to put Mr. Center's panel on it.)
That's why NHK doesn't have a Ushi Lome Thailand at all (>_<)
However, there was a risk that people who did not know
"Bra Tamori" could become "What's this?" When I actually asked the staff to prepare this, she didn't know the program and accepted it with a strange face such as "Is it meaningless?" (Young people haven’t seen this show.)
It's funny and helpful.

On air on the 7th of this week is set in my hometown of Hokkaido!
Fortunately, most of the 14 participants on this day seemed to be Bratamophans, so they barely understood and laughed with a little bit of a laugh.... I feel like it. It might be a duck or a ridiculous duck ~ (>_<)
The tour took two hours between A, and there was no particular trouble, and somehow managed to finish without difficulty.
Finally, from the historical sites and spots introduced in today's course, we copied and distributed the issues that were also subject to this year's "7th Chuo-ku Tourism Test" exam.
For example, there is such a question.
The heroine of NHK Taiga drama series "Hanamo Yu" Sugibun is the sister of Yoshida Shoin, a warrior from late Tokugawa shogunate. Shoin was imprisoned in Ansei's Prison and executed in Kodemmacho prison. At Jisshi Park in Nihonbashikodenmacho, a monument to Matsukage engraved with the phrase of his resignation, "I will keep it decay in Nobe of Hattohi () Yamato soul." Which of the following place names apply in the blank space?
A. Nagato i. Hagi U. Shimoda E. Musashi
Introducing this phrase of resignation while watching the monument of Yoshida Shoin at Jisshi Park. Other items are also explained on the course, so today's participants should be able to answer all the questions I excerpted.
I'm tired too, so don't dare to answer each other. For details, please purchase "Moshiri Encyclopedia" ~ renew and release new! I gave you a guide.
Because it was a lie, and I distributed answers with comments together, so I think it was a good souvenir. "For
details, please see" Monoshiri Encyclopedia "."
Sa, Ri, Ge, Na, and captions are put in.
↑ Where is it?
It was a guiding that was ready and motivated, but what was it really?
Did you have fun with your guests? (>_<)(>_<)?
I'm sorry if it's an unknown tour. m(___) m... (>_<)(>_<)(>_<)
To be honest, like Nishihira Tateyama, who supervised the tour, I would like to aim for a guide that can be fascinated only with "talking" without using any props, but such skillful art is like me For outlaws
I can't do it anymore (>_<)
As a still immature guide, it was my best to make tea with a little twist and props. However,
the story art of Nishihira Tateyama and the DNA of Edokko have been installed in my brain memory in this experience, so I would like to use it for future guidance. Thank you for meeting Mr. Tateyama. (Mr. Tateyama, let me call you a master of the heart!)
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the customers who participated and the staff of Yomiuri Advertising Company and Pomato Pro who followed my poor guide. Thank you very much.
A list of past articles I wrote.
I went to the city! (October 23, 2015)
Photo Gallery of Urban Landscape in Ginza (September 30, 2015)
Sightseeing Test Quiz Tournament in Hamacho Park (August 24, 2015)
To walk around the city comfortably (July 22, 2015)
Leader Guide Course (Participation Report) (June 17, 2015)
New Era Hospitality Facility “Yon Liaokan” (May 6, 2015)