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March 26, 2010 17:00
Recently, red sprouts of "maple family Hananoki" in Tsukiji River Park are growing. I'm looking forward to my daily growth and record it with digital cameras.
The location is north of Akatsuki Bridge in Tsukiji River Park, between Tsukiji's daily sports and St. Luke's College of Nursing. There are 24 hanaenoki trees planted here. There are only three large Kokyogaien. It's rare that so many plants are planted.
The buds of red buds in the center of the photo are blooming.
It is pretty unlike the same maple family Iroha maple with seeds like bamboo dragonflies and growing well.
It was cloudy, so I lit a flash...
The cherry blossoms at Tsukiji River Park are also wonderful, but don't overlook them.
Please go out next weekend.
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March 23, 2010 09:00
"Funkel Ginza Square" at Ginza 5-chome not only displays and sells the company's products, but also free on the first floor.
There is a rest area, a gallery on the second floor, and it is a relaxing zone where you can enjoy self-service tea.
It is recommended when the surrounding coffee shops are crowded. The toilet is also clean.
Women on the 1st and 2nd floors are polite and kind.
In the gallery on the second floor, first of all, self-service tea supply.
And you can appreciate the murals of the goddess.
It is a zone that can be completely healed.
The following is an introduction on Funkel's website.
An art space where you can see exhibits related to the mural paintings of painter Noriko Tamura, a painter who is active worldwide as a leading figure in the mural world. Vivid blue colors, supple and healthy women's appearance ... A large mural "FUN-FUN" completed over about three months in line with the opening of FANCL Ginza Square in April 2003. , You can sit on the sofa and enjoy it slowly. It is a free break space, so please feel free to drop in as a meeting spot after meals or after returning to work.
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March 3, 2010 08:30
I walked in Chuo-ku of the Tokyo Marathon Course.
From Ginza 4-chome to Asakusa Kaminarimon on February 20th. It was a group of 45 people.
The 27th is from Ginza 4-chome to the goal Tokyo Big Sight. There were 51 participants.
There were also customers from a long distance from Kamakura and Narita.
We gave map of Chuo-ku tourist information that we received from Chuo-ku tourist association.
A group photo in front of Kabukiza in the middle of the course on the 27th. There were 29 people who guided me.
The Kabukiza Theater shows 63 days left. Let's go there once more before demolishing.
Take a stroll through Tsukishima Monja Town. Some people bought Mr. Midorikawa's leba cutlet and melon bread near you.
On Tsukuda Island and Tsukishima Island, I was asked about transportation from Kamakura and transportation from Yokohama.
I guess the charms of Sumida River and Tsukishima attracted the feeling of revisiting.
It was the moment I thought, "I'm glad I was a correspondent" of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association.
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