Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

The Furusato Information Corner is located on the first floor of Nihonbashi Plaza Building, a 5-minute walk from the north exit of Tokyo Station, Nihonbashi 2-chome.

It is the place marked on the map below.

 

Approximately 2,600 types of pamphlets () of sightseeing, events, products, etc. of prefectures and municipalities are on display, and you can take them home freely.

Brochures are properly sorted and you can find the information you need right away.

Business hours are from 10 to 19.

You can use it to check out your trip and get "seasonal" information.

On the same floor, local government antenna shops in Yamanashi and Yamaguchi prefectures ("Fuji no Kuni Yamanashikan" and "Oidema Yamaguchi Prefecture") are also open.

 

 

I took a look at Mr. Haibara, who opened on the 20th. It is located on the west side of the Tokyo Nihonbashi Tower, which was completed in April. Mr. Haibara's familiar red logo was noticeable during the construction, so I was looking forward to it when it was completed. There is a good scent to enter the store from the entrance lined with celebratory orchids.

I came to look for a gift bag for a celebration, but I went around the shop just after a stylish day play. Gold seal, Imabari towel handkerchief, wrapping incense, two kinds of one-stroke paper "purchase" designed by Yumeji Takehisa.

As you know, "Haibara" is a long-established store dealing with Japanese paper products founded in 1806 (1806). When I ask the shop, it seems that the location of this new head office was the place where the shop was until 2011. With the redevelopment, I can't remember the previous streets completely "?"

According to the guidance of the shop, "Haibara's product design is handled by leading artists such as Shinshin Shibata, Kyosai Kawanabe, Yumeji Takehisa ..." It's luxurious. It seems that the one-stroke letter of Yumeji design was resurrected from what was requested by the fourth generation master.

It is fashionable that can be used for obi and kimono as it is. Washi was registered with UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Property.

Mr. Haibara seems to have more than 3,000 types of items handled, so I would like to enjoy a leisurely walk in the store again.

Haibara; Nihonbashi 2-7-1 Tokyo Nihonbashi Tower

Business hours 10:00 to 18:30 (until 17:30 on Saturdays and Sundays)

TEL 3272-3801

 

 

Hello. It's on the top.

This time, we will introduce convenient means of transportation when traveling from Haneda Airport to Chuo-ku.

Have you ever used this limousine bus?

Speaking of how to move from Haneda to central Tokyo, the first thing that comes to mind is probably "monorail" or "Keikyu".

Until I became a member of society, I used Keikyu all the time, but ... Limu Ji N Bas. It's very comfortable!

 

If you want to get off the plane and move to Chuo-ku, please.

①T-CAT

※In the case of domestic terminal 1, Platform 7

※For domestic Terminal 2, the same applies to Platform 7.

 

Or,

②Yaesu South Exit of Tokyo Station

※In the case of domestic terminal 1, Platform 1

※In the case of domestic terminal 2, Platform 4

Please take the bus.

 

Tickets can be purchased at the information center in the arrival lobby or at the automatic ticket vending machine.

①T-CAT is "Tokyo City Air Terminal" and is located in Nihonbashi-Hakozaki-cho, Chuo-ku.

Directly connected to Suitennomiya Station on the Hanzomon Line, you can travel without getting wet even on rainy days.

By the way, the ride time from the subway "Suitengu-mae" to "Mitsukoshi-mae" is 2 minutes. 4 minutes to Otemachi.

And good access. In addition, T-CAT has plenty of shops and restaurants. From Haneda Airport

It takes about 25 minutes to arrive (it's very smooth because it uses the highway! Feel free to travel ♪.

 

②Tokyo Station Yaesu South Exit Platform is located in front of "Hokkaido Fudist (2-21 Yaesu, Chuo-ku)".

When I have a local business trip, I often get on from the south exit of Yaesu and head to Haneda Airport.

I work in Nihonbashi, but it is a recommended platform especially for businessmen working around Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi.

 

<This is a lunch box purchased at Hokkaido Hoodist. Before getting on the bus, eat a snack with a hoodist

You can procure it. ♪ 〉

 

Compared to subways, trains, etc., the price is slightly higher, but the good thing about limousine buses is that there is a good thing about limousine buses.

After all, "I can move without changing!" And the heavy luggage should be kept in the trunk.

"Very easy!" What do you do?

 

Timetables, fares, travel times, bus stop map information, etc. can be confirmed from the following website.

Please refer to it when traveling or traveling.☆

https://www.limousinebus.co.jp/route/list.html