Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Today, I would like to introduce some of the events that will be held in the future.

　　　　　

It's a chance to listen to classical music with your kids and touch stringed instruments and flutes!
And it's free.

　　　　

Dai-ichi Life Hall Open House 2017

Date and time: July 22nd (Sat) 12:00-17:00 (final admission: 16:30)
Location: Harumi Triton Square
http://www.triton-arts.net/ja/concert/2017/07/22/2424/

　　　　

You do not need to apply in advance, but you need to make a reservation for the following experience events.

　　　　

■Let's take a look at the work behind the scenes
■Let's sing on the stage
■Flute's first experience

　　　　

Dai-ichi Life Hall is a venerable hall that has been in history since the end of the war.
We moved to Harumi Triton Square in 2001 and started a new start.
It is an unusual oval-shaped (elliptical) theater.

　　　　

See the work behind such a concert hall (lighting operation, etc.) up close and actually try it.
It is a chance to see the audience from the stage and experience it is difficult to usually do.

　　　　

The application for the experience event has started on June 30.
For more information, please visit the website.
http://www.triton-arts.net/ja/concert/2017/07/22/2424/

　　　　

This summer, an event familiar with the concert hall.
Recommended for children's memories and experiences.

　　　　

　　　　

 

 

During the rainy season, the Tsukiji, Tsukishima and Harumi areas could be seen from the observation space on the 46th floor east of Carletta Shiodome.　Below you are the Tsukiji Market (opened in 1935), which is about 23 hectares, five minutes of Tokyo Dome, and the Hamarikyu Onshi Garden (approximately 25 hectares), which is designated as a national special scenic spot and special historic site. Earlier, Tsukiji Ohashi, which is scheduled to open in line with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, next to it is Kachidokibashi, completed in 1940, and Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge, which was built in the year of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.

　

　　↓　Tsukiji Fish Market

　

Hamarikyu Garden ↓ You can also see the teahouse of Nakajima.

　

　

On the way back from the observation, go through the Tsukiji Market...At "Tsukiji / Namiki Inari Shrine", Natsukoshi was exorcism. I went through Chinowa and came here.　(great exorcism ceremony June 30)

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Ningyocho Shopping Street Cooperative, the annual cash catching started on June 23.

It is held twice a year at the middle of the year and the end of the year.

At a shop registered in Ningyocho Shopping Street, you can get one lucky ticket every time you spend 2000 yen.

It seems that some people get up to 100,000 yen.

Please come to Ningyocho, where you can enjoy a variety of sightseeing, shopping and meals.

The place of Fukubiki is in front of Great Kannon-ji Temple near Ningyocho Station.

It is until July 7th Tanabata Day.

 

 

At the "Megumi Ogita Gallery", a gallery on the first basement floor of the Ginza Otsuka Building in Ginza 2-chome, a new solo exhibition by Ayumu Fushiguro, "The Shape of Flying" is being held.

This is the sixth solo exhibition by Mr. Fushiguro at the gallery.

The first impression is "mysterious, non-flying bird" still life painting ""

You can see that the object being drawn is a bird, but its body is like a figurine, just above the neck (especially the eyes) and seems to be appealing for something, and you will stare at it It has such power.

It seems that acrylic paints, sprays, and watercolor paints are used, but their colors, dents, and blur are different for each work and are interesting.

When I asked the gallery, Mr. Fushiguro's work "evolving" every time he held a solo exhibition at this gallery. It was said that there was a period of "three-dimensional painting" () that treated clay in the same way as paint and created it, and has it been changed to a more abstract expression from there?

This time, a new exhibition of ceramic works is also being held.

In my understanding and expressiveness, it is difficult to convey at all, and this is a new solo exhibition by a writer with mysterious charm and power that makes you want to confirm it with your own eyes.

Even if I don't have enough understanding, I think the title "I can't fly" is very appropriate.

The event will be held from Friday, June 9 to July 1 (Sat).

Opening hours are from 11:00 to 19:00, and are closed on Sundays, moons and public holidays.

In addition, this time, we received your consent for photography and coverage in the gallery.

Thank you very much

Click here for the website of Megumi Ogita Gallery.　⇒

http://www.megumiogita.com/

 

 

The Noevia Ginza Gallery is located on the first floor of the Noevia Ginza headquarters building facing Ginza 7-chome, Namiki-dori St.

Currently, there is a photo and paper cut exhibition "Insects in Paradise" by Mitsuhiko Imamori.

It seems that Mr. Imamori's exhibition will be held at this gallery for the fifth time.

Mr. Imamori is from Shiga Prefecture, and his photography technology was learned by himself. As a freelance photographer, he set up an atelier in the countryside overlooking Lake Biwa, pursues the relationship between nature and people with the concept of "satoyama", while visiting countries around the world to pursue the ecology of living things and wide-ranging the world It seems that he is covered.

Using two different methods, two-dimensional photography and three-dimensional paper cutting, the same artist expresses "insects of paradise".

Mr. Imamori's paper cut exhibition held here last year was a so-called "cut-out picture", which was expressed in a two-dimensional manner in a wide range of fields from mammals to reptile and insects, and this time, in addition to vivid color photographs, insects were expressed three-dimensionally using colored paper and translucent clear files, and I was surprised that the atmosphere was different from rats.

The color picture is beautiful.

And the beetles that are about to fly off by spreading the front and rear wings, the grasshoppers that are jumping, and the dragonfly's "paper craft" works that seem to stop at the tip of the branch are realistic and wonderful.

The event will be held from Monday, June 12 to September 1 (Fri).

The event is held from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, and on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays it is until 5:00 pm

It is also held during the summer vacation season in August, so if you come to Ginza or take a stroll around Namiki-dori St., please stop by.

In addition, photography in the gallery was prohibited, and we received special consent and photographed. Thank you very much

Click here for the blog of Mr. Imamori's paper cut exhibition held at the gallery last July.　⇒

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Click here for the website of Noevia Gallery.　⇒

http://gallery.noevir.jp/

 

 

Virtual Reality (VR) "Enjoy the Nihonbashi Cruise with a Dome-type VR Theater"

Location Suitengu Soba Tokyo City Air Terminal 2F May 20-June 3

　

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Using a fisheye lens in such a special dome, I enjoyed the Nihonbashi cruise with a fairly wide range of images.

　

　

The course departs from Nihonbashi → Reigishi Bridge → Minami Takahashi → Eitai Bridge → Sumida River Ohashi → Cheongju Bridge

Although the clarity is somewhat lacking, the image spreads overall, and some people seem to be seasicker.

Since there was no commentary, I will briefly guide you to some bridges.

　

　

<<<<<<<Depart from Nihonbashi　>>>>　

　

　

　

Minami Takahashi Part of the former Ryogoku Bridge, which was damaged by the Great Kanto Earthquake, is reinforced and used. It is the most historic bridge in the road bridge.

　

　

Eitai Bridge (no photo) Celebrating the 50th year of the 5th Shogun Tsunayoshi Tokugawa in 1698, it was bridged about 100 meters upstream from its current location, and there is a stone monument at that location. It's a powerful impression.

　

　

　

Sumida River Ohashi It is the only two-story structure in Sumida River.

　

　

Kiyosu Bridge (No photo) This is a beautiful suspension bridge against the powerful Eitai Bridge.

Eitai Bridge, Kiyosu Bridge, and Kachidokibashi (which do not appear here) are designated as important cultural properties of the country.

　

　

The cruise broadcast time was a shortened version of about 5 minutes.　　 It seems that it is currently being created because I have received other requests.

　

　

　

　

In addition to the VR theater, there were also photos provided by the Chuo-ku Tourism Association.

　

Finally, the Chinese restaurant "Ryu Otori", which is also on the second floor of Tokyo City Air Terminal, is well received.