Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Did you know that Ginza Ins (Ginza Ins 3 1F) under the high speed of Tokyo Kosoku Doro is in Chuo-ku? I love Japone, a spaghetti shop with a sense of volume that will definitely fit the taste of Japanese people. Although it is inside the counter-only store, one female customer has recently become noticeable. (That's delicious)

All flavors can be selected from among Japanese, Chinese, and Western styles. You are sure to get sick, too. The price is reasonable.

 

 

 

GUIMAUVE is known to Japanese people under the name "Marshmallow".

At the patisserie (confectionery shop) on the street corner of France, Demy Cec (half-raw confectionery), Fool Cec (baked confectionery), macarons, etc. are displayed on a refrigerated case that displays refrigerated sweets such as raw cakes and chocolates. It is arranged.

Most of them are popular candy that is piled up and sold in large glass bottles in that corner.

As for the gimove, "espressamente illy Marunouchi" that started sales around the year before last year and appeared in the media last year ... Among the many branches, they were sold only here, so there was still something sold out ...

However, our Chuo-ku has also been sold at "espressamente illy Nihonbashi" next to Nihonbashi Takashimaya.

 

 This gimov is a little gourmet gimov with cream and confitures of various flavors inside.　

You can choose two types, "Fluffy" and "Motchiri".

 In addition, the flavor like an Italian cafe is also very attractive, such as tomatoes, basils, espresso and cappuccino.

I chose all five "fluatt" types and enjoyed it with a fragrant cafe for ￥200 (excluding tax). http://www.espressamenteilly.jp/

 

 

Standing and drinking in a liquor store is called "Kakuuchi", but one where you can enjoy Tsunouchi Chi in the business district Kyobashi is the long-established liquor store "Masuhisa" that has a shop on Chuo-dori.

The interior of the store with a high ceiling and a large depth will be bustling with businessmen returning from work after 6 o'clock.

This is a self-style style in which you choose your favorite items from liquor, canned food, and dried foods lined up, take them to the cash register, and pay.

Everything is retail price, so it's easy for your wallet.

 Immediately, I had a glass of wine (260 yen) and canned food.

The wine is taken out of the refrigerator and poured into the glass. The counter and table were regulars (?), So I found space on the display shelf of the product and started drinking.

It seems that there are many groups of 2 to 3 people, but there are also customers who came alone.

In the center of the office district, there is Tsunouchi Chi shop where you can easily drop in is Ureshii.

For the second cup, take out the cup liquor (260 yen) from the refrigerator and put the chikama into the ate.

In "Kakuuchi", Nagai is Nogure ..., so today I was withdrawn.

 

"Masuhisa,"

2-7-19, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku

Business hours (Standing drinking time) 17 to 20:00

Closed on weekends and holidays

 

 

 

 

 

In Ginza, luxury brand buildings opened one after another around two years ago.
In order to protect the scenery of the Ginza district, there is a Ginza rule that the height is up to 56 meters.
In any case, there are many buildings of the same height, probably because everyone will build at the last minute.
And recently, there are many buildings with cafes and restaurants.

It was my birthday the other day, so I had a celebration at Almanilist Rante.

The Armani Ginza Tower, located on Harumi-dori St., is a building characterized by a pattern of scattered leaves.

By the window, you can see Gucci and a 4°C building across the street.

　

The special anniversary course, the menu of 15,000 yen per person, was like this.

 

　Celebration glass spmante　　　　　　Before meals

　 　

Marina of peony shrimp and egg pochette of Honkatsuo with soy bean lime flavor
With mysterious olive oil　　　　　　With Montfe Lena sauce

　 　

 Radikio's bigori "Suganbaro" fresh fish dish recommended by chef today
Amatrischer navigation Anko　　　　　　　　Squirrel

　 　

Padelata of fillet meat of Charolae calf　　
Gyroll mushroom and Gorgonzola sauce　　　　　　　Homemade bread

　 　

 Special cake celebration from patissier　　　　Small confectionery

　 　

And after blowing out the candle, it reappears like this (left)
It's an anniversary dinner, so I took a picture.★

　  

The structure of the building and the entrance are like a brand restaurant.
It was a feeling of care, but the staff was very friendly and at home.

"How about the taste? I'll replace it if it's dark and thin."
And they come to ask each dish.
When I happened to be bread, I was not good at nuts, so I was told that I was not good at nuts.
Today's special cake is pistachio, so I'll change it.
I changed it to this chocolate mousse.

"Please don't hesitate to ask for your likes and dislikes and use it conveniently."
I was told that it was easy to go next time.

Armani ristorante

 

 

 

Here are some of the cafes in Ginza.

１．Cafe Paulista
First of all, this shop is located in Ginza 8-chome.
"A silver bra is a walk along Ginza Street to Cafe Paulista.
"Going to drink Brazilian coffee."
That is the origin of the original silver bra.
If you go here, you will find a silver bra certificate (laughs).

John Lennon and Onoyoko came to the shop here.
It seems that they also went to Ryunosuke Akutagawa and Kan Kikuchi.
The inside of the store was also a retro atmosphere.

　

　
　 http://www.paulista.co.jp/

２．Tsubakiya Coffee Shop
This is the main store of the cafe Tsubakiya Coffee shop located on Hanatsubaki Street in Ginza.
The inside of the store is an interior with the motif of the Taisho era.
Wearing a Western-style costume of Taisho Romance
If you drink coffee, it looks like it's atmosphere (laughs).

They sell coffee beans in wooden barrels.
I thought it would be good as a souvenir!

It's nice because there are not many shops where you can calm down with full seats!

　

http://www.tsubakiya-coffee.com/index.html
 

３．Eleven-bo Coffee Shop Cafe Bechet
There is a fragrant scent of coffee in the store.
It's like a coffee specialty store that has been around for a long time.
Even though it is along Nishi-Ginza Street, it has a calm atmosphere that makes you forget the hustle and bustle outside.

Coffee beans are sold by weight and can be consulted on the taste.
Take it home is Crystal Mountain.
You can buy it as it is, or you can have it ground on the spot.

　

４．Cafe de lumble
 This shop is located on a street that goes southeast of Chuo-dori on 8-chome.
I've bought it as a coffee shop.

This time, I went to buy some beans.
I'm drinking Crystal Mountain now.
It's close to it and doesn't have much sourness ...
If you like it, you can get a lot of advice.

There are a lot of coffee equipment, too.
The inside of the store was filled with a good scent of coffee.

　　

http://www.h6.dion.ne.jp/~lambre/  

 

 I, Yanagi, previously introduced an article called "Taiyaki Showdown", but ... 

 

The other day, I went to the Kabukiza Theater for "June Daikabuki".

I've been visiting many times so far ...

Secretly on the third floor, I noticed for the first time that a fascinating item called Kabukiza limited "red and white rice cake" was sold.

Here, I can't help but introduce the gem that the people who know in our Chuo-ku! ! !

Immediately, purchase and tasting ...　

　　

The red and white rice cake was in hot anko and trouri ..., it was very delicious!

The price is ¥ 200 ⇒ At other stores, it is about ¥ 140, so it is about ¥ 60. ... Each red and white rice cake is ¥ 30, so it's 'ant' because it's delicious even if it is.

 

By the way, one of the objectives of our "June Daikabuki" was the grandson of Koshiro Matsumoto, the first stage of the eldest son of Somegoro, and Kintaro the fourth generation.

Very cute, and the venue is full of applause and smiles.

However, the person himself played a great role during the stage greetings by the grandfather, the lion sandwiched between his father, and the stage greetings by seniors.

The "Small Kintaro Matsumoto Exhibition" is set up in the hall, where you can see photos of Kintaro from generation to generation.

； http://www.kabuki-bito.jp/news/2009/06/__photo_5.html

Senakiraku (final day) of "June Daikabuki" is June 27.