Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Ginza adult private supplementary school has been worried about since I saw it in the Ginza 100-point booklet.
If you look at the homepage, there are a lot of 1Day lessons.
There were a lot of things I would like to take.

I often wander around Ginza during the daytime on weekdays.
Many summer 1Day lessons are available on Saturdays, Sundays and evenings.
In the meantime, I found such a course.

In fact, false eyelashes that I gave up because it didn't work after trying several times.
There was a lecture on the eyelashes!

On this day, we have lessons from 15:00 and evening.
The class I took from 15:00 was small.
I have plenty of time, so let's do it slowly.
He was a very friendly and wonderful teacher (*^^*)

Cut the eyelash into 3 equal parts and attach both sides of the edge to each other.
Rather than sticking from the end of the eyes to the end,
Apply eyelashes cut into 3 equal parts from the middle to the bottom of your eyes.
This is not intentional, but the impression at the eyes changes considerably!

In addition to how to attach eyelashes, how to apply good mascara.
Please teach me how to pull the eyeline when using false eyelashes.
I was able to cut my eyebrows!

Please tell me the tips for cutting eyebrows and so on.
I have quite a good eyebrows, and sometimes I am fine.
I had never painted my eyebrows, so I learned a lot.♪

The eyelashes are 100 yen uniform.
In addition, we recommend adhesives, eyelines, mascara, etc.
All of them were easy to use.

The wonderful teacher is Dr. Yoshiyo Iwashita. Click here for the website

By the way, Ginza Adult Juku is the first culture center Sankei Gakuen in Japan.
I know the name because it was in Osaka.
Ginza Adult School has a very good sound.★

There are also drinks in the cafe space at the reception.
Not only regular members, but also visitor members are also trials.
It seems that it can be used free of charge for 1Day lessons and event participation.
There is also a shop.

Click here for more information about Ginza Adult School.

　On August 20 (Saturday), I went to Tsukiji Social Education Center today.

What I was particularly looking forward to was "Let's hit African percussion instruments"-Savart in Senegal.　

　At 13:50 Slip-safe, when you enter the first floor of the percussion instrument performance venue, you will hear the passionate small drum Savart sound.　Because it's too enthusiastic, the shutter won't catch up.

Taiko is similar to jumbe, but the name of the instrument seems to be different. The group's name is "Tangana Jer" Tangana Gel.　He also showed me the enthusiastic African Dance. I've been taught about the performance when I hit it by hand. If you think it's 3 beats, hit one with your right hand and hit 2 beats 1, 2. Four beats on the left and right, this is a repetition, but it is weak when you hit the middle with your fingers aligned, and when you hit the edge of the drum with your left hand, you can play a strong sound when you open your fingers and hit it. Was.

　Next is Karaoke Exercise ~ Kara fit ~. Looking at Chuo FM's recording blog, I was inspired to participate by all means, so I went there.　Click here for more information on how to borrow with permission. http://fm840.jp/blog/hello/2011/08/04/10089

This day is to dance to Melo Day, a karaoke song from the 70' and 80's, and this is very fun.　The song I danced was Bohemian.　And there were other songs, but I was so enthusiastic about dancing to the dancer's teacher, and I forgot the song.　It is a natural movement of breathing and exhaling greatly, but it seems that cardiopulmonary function will increase, and it will be possible to regain agility with a long dance. I feel like I'm going to fall into the illusion of Johnny's Junior or storm.　

Even if you learn choreography, you can't remember it immediately, but teachers are always gentle and smiling.

 It is said, "Look at others' swings and shake me," but why don't you forget about others and dance happily? !

It is said that karaoke exercises-Kara Fit-can be attended once at Tsukiji Social Education Center from 10:30 to 11:30 on October 4 and 5 at 500. Why don't you get back to your youth? Bohemian 

　Click here for the website of Tsukiji Social Education Center. → http://chuo-shakyo.shopro.co.jp/tsukiji

I'm sure you will find a fun entertainment that suits you.　

How are the bread scraps on the table taken out? At my house, I use a rolling type that I received as an Italian souvenir, but there is only one piece of waste that entered between the cross. "Speaking ..." When I remembered the small broom of the thing and used it, it was a big answer. I feel refreshed. I thought it would be a good gift, and I was attracted to the wrapping paper logo that made me feel the times, so I visited the shop.

It was a member store of the long-established gathering called the first year of Tenpo (1830), "Toto no Renkai" (the third generation, 100 years, continued in the same industry, and is still a thriving business).

Take off your shoes with a voice saying "Welcome, please," and go to the parlor. I have only experienced kimono shops that go up to the parlor in a store. You can relax in a homey mood as if you were visiting a private home. It may be a long-established store that makes you feel like this.

According to the company's website, this Shirakiya Denbei Shoten began to be made under the name of "Edo Hoki", founded in Ginza in 1830 (Tempo 1830), then moved to Kyobashi and continues to manufacture and sell brooms to date. The plants used for brooms include palms, bamboo, straws, etc., but this is used here for the Zashiki broom broom is "Hokia. It is said that it is cultivated in the field, harvested, dried and sorted, and processed into a parlor broom by skilled craftsmen.

Please refer to the following website for details.

Various brooms are displayed on the entire wall in the shop. It seems that only three to five parlor brooms can be made a day. Is it a beautiful knitting and a wasteless beauty that is extremely easy to use, and I want something for my home without tatami mats? I dreamed of "crossing a kimono and making a blue tatami mat Sasa ..." and felt completely "Edojin" ...

The feature of "Edo Houki" is that it uses a domestic one called houki Morokoshi, and it is different from other parlor brooms that the craftsmen select and knit it as a material, and it is more practical and simple form, and if it is reduced as a parlor broom, it can be used gradually underneath it for washrooms, toilets, and entrances. －(From the HP), I was convinced again that this is "It's perfect for modern eco-life!"
Today, I walked around the city of Ginza, boasting a PC like a thin brush, a garden broom for the veranda, a scrubber, and a small broom for the table for gifts, and a broom pattern coming out of a slightly retro design bag.
＊The small size of the small broom is safe delivery amulet (sweeping the stomach of a pregnant woman creates a healthy child), portable use

Denbei Edo Shirakiya: 3-9-8, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku TEL3563-1771
Business hours from 10:00 to 19:00 (closed on weekends and holidays)

Nearest station: Subway Kyobashi Station or Toei Takaracho Station http://www.edohouki.com/

The World Yu is located at Ningyocho 2-chome, which turns right at Mr. Sasashin in amazake Yokocho.

　The surroundings are in the neighborhood of private houses, smart bars, and izakayas, so it may be difficult to find them, but in such a case let's take a look at the sky.　The chimney that stretches out is a landmark.

Click here for the Chuo-ku Sento map.　Please enjoy it.

 http://www.city.chuo.lg.jp/kurasi/komyunitei/fureaisentou/files/A4-ura.pdf#search='

　Please enjoy the evening at amazake Yokocho or the stylish Ningyocho.　Ginzo

　Last time, I talked about the red seal book, but http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/blog/2011/03/post-688.html Today, I will report the collection of stamps from there. The collection stamp is very fun, and I hope that it will be a picture diary of a child during summer vacation and a good memory.　Let's leave from Nihonbashi!

　You can also put stamps at the money museum.　At the post offices in Nihonbashi, Kyobashi, and Ginza on the right, if you buy more than 50 yen stamps, you will get a wonderful postmark.　Please specify this mark, please. Nihonbashi Post Office is 1-18-1 Nihonbashi, Kyobashi Post Office is 4-2-2 Tsukiji, Ginza Post Office is near Ginza Junior High School, please refer to this. http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/blog/2011/03/post-652.html。

Next, Kyobashi. On the left is the "Lottery Dream Hall" and on the right is the Film Center of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/blog/author27/2011/03/

The police museum in Kyobashi. You can also wear a police officer's uniform and ride a white bike.

　If you have a silver bra and enjoy shopping and eating, put a receipt to commemorate it.

I think there are still places where you can push stamps. Make good memories 

I happened to find it while walking along Showa-dori toward the Shimbashi Post Office.
The word "Ginza Street Guide" jumps into my eyes and wears it.

It's like a tourist information center in Ginza. I'm sorry to bother you.

There are a lot of pictures!
There are Tokyo hand guides from various countries.
Not only English, Chinese, Korean, but also Germany, Spain, Italy and France.

And there was also a map made by the staff.
I'm often asked about the way to Shimbashi, and there is also a detailed map.
Because Shimbashi is close, there was also a guidebook for Charetta Shiodome.

It seems that four staff members are moving out in a shift.
The staff who responded was bright and fun (*^^ *)

If you're going to Ginza from Shimbashi, it's a good idea to stop here and collect information.★

Ginza Street Guide