Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Even though it is no longer gone, "place names" remain only in station names and signboards.
That's right.

One of them is Takaramachi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line.
Located between Higashi-Ginza Station and Nihombashi Station, it is now Kyobashi 1-3-chome.

"Takaramachi" The name of the name was given in 1931 by the idea of Hikokichi Nakazawa, a businessman and a member of the Tokyo City Council, but in 1978, it was integrated into Kyobashi 1-3-chome. And disappeared.

According to the "30-year history of Chuo-ku", one of the reasons that disappeared was one of the reasons for disappearing was "Muro" in Nihonbashi Muromachi (Muromachi) and Takaramachi's "Treasure (Takara)" in Takaramachi It seems that there was a drawback that caused confusion in the delivery of mail.

Speaking of which, I've heard from a friend who lived in Takaramachi when I was a child that the postal address was "Nihonbashi Takaramachi".
Certainly, if you just see it at a glance or break it, you may not be able to make a mistake.

By the way, the other day, I found a sign called "Kyobashi Takara-dori" in an alley just after going up the stairs of Takaramachi Station.
I'm happy to congratulate Takaramachi on "Treasure Street", so if you think if you buy a lottery in such a place, you will win, etc., discover "Lottery Dream Hall" about 50m away!

Here, there is a lottery stage where lottery events such as "Loto 6" and a song show are held, an exhibition of the history of Japanese lottery, a corner where you can experience the 100 million yen bill, etc. There is also a corner where you can search the winning numbers for the year.

When I asked the information, "Is it made in this place because it is Takaramachi?", He answered with a laugh, "No, it looks just a coincidence."

Although there is an antique street in the immediate vicinity, there are only buildings lined up, and this place can be seen as a terrible business district, but if you take a little care and walk around the city, you will find interesting discoveries that I think.
In particular, Chuo-ku has been the center of Japan since the Edo period, and has various history in every corner of the city, so it is a series of discoveries every time you walk.

Hotel Mariners' Court Tokyo is close to Harumi Wharf and offers a great view of Tokyo Bay from the upper floors.

The restaurant is located on the first floor, Tokyo Continental Dining Mar Reina, Sushidori Yoshikame Sushi, and Seaside auberge Le Havre on the 12th floor.　Today, we came to this 12th floor restaurant Seaside auberge Le Havre for lunch.　Lunch costs around 800 to 1,350 yen, and you can enjoy both Japanese and Western dishes. (Fees are as of August 31, 2012)

For Japanese food on the left, grilled eel, boiled seasonal sashimi and vegetables, pickles and fruits, total 1,350 yen, and the right three fried sets are millefeuille-style pork cutlet, shrimp fries, and hamburgers. It is 1,050 yen with cold soup and bread. Drinks are included in the price, and you can freely enjoy iced coffee, hot coffee, black tea, etc. in the drink bar.　"Here, I can entertain a foreigner with my father's pocket money," said his wife.　I would like to visit this time when the dusk is approaching.　

It is a recommended place when you want to see the sea or when you want to see the ship. For more information about the hotel, please click here.　http://www.hotel-mariners.co.jp/

　Ginza is gorgeous and continues to give dreams and hopes to everyone. I heard when I was in elementary school, the two Ginza were my first dates for young men and women, Ginza walking in meeting, and walking in hand, and my heart was excited. Today, I would like to introduce Ginza's songs. Please enjoy Ginza while humming.　"Ginza of two" by Duet of Masako Izumi and Ken Yamauchi. Ginza walks in meeting

If you cross the Sotobori-dori St. next to the plantan and turn left while humming the blooming evening of the willow of Tokyo Rhapsody in Ginza, which you miss the old days of Tokyo March, there will be a whisper that will be numb to the bottom of the heart of the story of love in Ginza. What's your name when I meet you there? Next is the stage in front of Nishi-Ginza Station in Frank Nagai. ABC-XYZ This is my habit, isn't it? Nishi Ginza station square

When it rains, the self-deridic lyrics of the stylish man Gay Carvalello on the street corner of the rainy Ginza are also fun. I was said to be the most mobo in Muranaka...It seems that the song "Ginza Gallery" was sung by dark ducks.　Let's appreciate wonderful works at the gallery in Ginza.　Of course, you can purchase your favorites.

 At 8-chome, we are happy to plant willows in Ginza and the remnants of Yanagi Edo in Ginza.　

Oops, "Someone can see only two people ..."!　Let's enjoy walking around Ginza while humming your favorite song.

If you have a song you like, make a request to Central FM and it will be broadcast. The contact information of Chuo FM is [email protected].