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Toyomi Sports Park is a place for peace.

[Shitamachi Tom] Nov. 29, 2010 09:40

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Follow Kiyosumi-dori from Tsukishima toward Kachidoki and enter the side of Tsukishima Police Station to see [Toyomi Sports Park].            This area used to be close to [Toyomi Fisheries Wharf] and there were many fisheries-related facilities and warehouses, but recently it has become a residential area such as condominiums.house
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In a quiet environment along the canal, it is a place where plants and lawns spread, but it is a place of peace.

An explanatory version marked "The origin of the stone" is installed beside the stone curb. It used to be on the Nihonbashi River.club  201011 Autumn leaves of Toyomi. jpg

The park also has day campsites and tennis courts where you can enjoy barbecues. On a clear day, you can see the Rainbow Bridge beyond the canal and enjoy a pleasant sea view.

The autumn leaves have just begun. On this day, there were also families playing in the refreshing air.
How about strolling around Chuo-ku waterfront?

 
 

 

Hamacho Park Autumn full bloom

[Silver] Nov. 27, 2010 19:26

 Today, I walked around Hamacho Park from Ningyocho.

Hamacho Park was also enjoyed by people who came and went on golden ginkgo.

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  There are some white flowers on the left after entering Hamacho Park. 

When I checked closely, American dogwood, whose season is in May, blooms crazy.

 Plants attach flowers to leave offspring (white is gaku) and try to leave seeds.

As is said, did you respond unintentionally to a critical climate change?

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 Metasequoia is lined with green and autumn leaves.

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 The park seen from the side of Kiyomasa is truly autumn colors. Please go out.

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 It was a warm day, so some people were playing African drums, "Jumbe".

Also, let's go andnotes learn the rhythm of 3 beats.happy01

 

 

"Shiny Blue Christmas"

[Sam] Nov. 26, 2010 10:00

RIMG1554S.JPG A unique Christmas illumination on the theme of the sea and dolphins is being held at Triton Square in Harumi from November 24 to December 25.

A gorgeous and fantastic illumination based on "blue" that represents the sea, with the theme of the image of the ocean blue ocean and the dynamism of dolphins proclaiming "Shiny Blue Christmas" centered on the "water terrace".

A group of four dolphins emerges with illuminations on the small pool against the backdrop of the illuminations of the waves, and the surrounding tree illuminations sparkle like underwater corals. The circle on the water terrace is filled with blue and white light, and the "dolphins of light" irradiated by moving lights swim around the feet and walls.

 

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Tsukiji River Park November Autumn Leaves of Hananoki

[Silver] Nov. 24, 2010 13:30

 Everybody, today. Bom dia !

On the morning of November 22, Hananoki at Tsukiji River Park is the best time to see the autumn leaves.

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 Hananoki is a prefectural tree in Aichi Prefecture, isn't it? In Nagano Prefecture, there is concern about extinction.

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 The beautiful autumn leaves and the yellow leaves of the surrounding trees are very beautiful.

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 You may come across a fantastic scene.

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 The yellow leaves and autumn leaves on the premises of the next St. Luke's College of Nursing are also very beautiful.

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 Please drop in to St. Luke Hospital, Akashicho, and get back and forth to Tsukiji Market.

Is the best time to see Hananoki until early December? Don't miss it.

 

 

 

 

Worrisome police box <Tsukiji station>

[Sam] Nov. 22, 2010 08:15

 Japan has a reputation worldwide for its good security. It is said that the existence of "KOBAN", which has been nurtured over a long history and has now become an international language, is also great. There are various police boxes in the police box, such as those that stand out in the city, and conversely those that are built to blend into parks and surrounding landscapes and buildings. It's also interesting to take a closer look at the police boxes around the city.

This time, I would like to introduce a "police box" within the jurisdiction of the Tsukiji Police Station.

 

    <Sukiyabashi police box>         <Ginza 4-chome police box>         <Ginza 1-chome police box>

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  <Sukiyabashi police box>

It was built as part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Cultural Design Project.

On the pointed roof, the outer wall is made of bricks inspired by Ginza Brick Street in Meiji period. At the time of the design presentation, there is an anecdote that the design model on the roof was not in time, and when the gusset needle was temporarily suspended and proposed, it was adopted as it was.

The word "KOUBAN", which has now become an international language, is on the front.

  <Ginza 4-chome police box>

It was built as part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Cultural Design Project.

With a mirror-like exterior designed with space constraints, the cityscape of Ginza is reflected on the wall and blended into the surroundings.

A safety frog was previously placed on the roof, but now it has been removed.

By the way, the police box is located in Ginza 5-chome.

  <Ginza 1-chome police box>

It was built as part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Cultural Design Project.

A roof designed to resemble a cod jewel attached to the main pillar of Kyobashi when it was replaced in 1922, which was preserved opposite the road.

The exterior wall is made of bricks inspired by Ginza brick street in Meiji period.

It is called a round window and a good eaves, and has a rounded appearance with corners.

 

   <Ginza 8-chome police box>          <Miharabashi Regional Safety Center>  <Tsukiji Market Police Box>

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 <Ginza 8-chome police box>

The area around 8-chome used to be called Shimbashi Hanamachi.

At present, there are high-class clubs. There are also many galleries and galleries in the neighborhood.

It is called the color of the building, the shape, and the appearance is assimilated around.

Place a landmark (signboard) for the placement of women police officers.

  <Miharabashi Community Safety Center>

It has a metallic cylindrical appearance.

A large four-story building.

When viewed from the side, it looks like a space shuttle launch pad.

Since April 1, 2007, it has been operated as a "Local Safety Center".  

  <Central Market Police Box>

Located in Masakadowaki, Tokyo Central Wholesale Market (Tsukiji Market), the kitchen of Tokyo residents.

The roof seemed to resemble a police officer's hat.

24h. It plays a role in supporting the safe living of local people in the sleepless block.

 

pencilIn addition, the police box has a landmark (signboard) that enhances visibility so that the place stands out even from a distance, and makes the design familiar to the police box.
There are three types of landmarks.

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①Main stations, sightseeing spots, major facilities where many people gather, police boxes near major roads, etc.

②Police boxes near residential areas, shopping streets, kindergartens, schools, etc.

③Police box where female police officers are located 

 

 

From Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge, Chuo-ohashi Bridge, Eitai Bridge, Sky Tree

[Yurikamome] Nov. 19, 2010 12:30

 Last time, I took pictures of Eitai Bridge and Sky Tree from Chuo-ohashi Bridge, but this time I took pictures of Eitai Bridge and Sky Tree beyond Chuo-ohashi Bridge from Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge.

Find the Eitai Bridge, too ...

I forget the hot summer in winter and forget the hot summer, and the stable Koharu weather makes me want to walk in Chuo-ku.

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