As you may know, you need to check it as an information magazine in the Nihonbashi area.
It was launched in late October last year (2010) and is published every month. I would like to introduce it.
The purpose of the publication of "Nihonbashi Goyomi" is included in the first issue.
According to that, "Nihonbashi is a city that continues to create new charms while respecting tradition.
On October 28, 2010, new large-scale commercial facilities "Cored Muromachi" and "YUITO" were born in Nihonbashi Muromachi, and the town itself is like a single "Nihonbashi Department Store" including the department stores of the long-established famous Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi and Nihonbashi Takashimaya stores in Nihonbashi.
Nihonbashi where you can meet the real thing and surely find the item you want. We launched "Nihonbashi Goyomi" with the desire to make many people feel the charm and enjoy the town. Every month, we will deliver the unique gem of Nihonbashi, delicious places, events and festivals, and the thoughts of the people who live there. "
The first issue is the November issue, issued in October 2010.
It is issued on the 20th of every month, with 30,000 copies. A3 version 8 pages (the first issue is 12 pages).
The contents of the article are as follows.
①Special feature of this month
"Welcome to Nihonbashi" (first issue), "Welcome to Nihonbashi" (first issue), "I want to give to loved ones" (December issue), "Seven Lucky Gods Tour" (January issue), "Nihonbashi Valentine's Day" (March issue), "Nihonbashi's Valentine's Day" (March issue), "Nihonbashi's Valentine's Day" (February issue), "Nihonbashi town" in Edo town "Sweets Nihonbashi, Edo town "Sweets Nihonbashi"
②Gem picture book of Edo
Until now, the Japanese paper specialty store "Ozu Washi", the Japanese confectionery specialty store "Eitaro Sohonpo", the only toothpick specialty store in Japan "Saruya", the lacquerware specialty store founded in 1689, "Kuroeya", a tool for living loved over time, "Edoya", which has been loved by many enthusiasts across genders, generations, and borders, "Haibara", "Haibara".
③Ohiru rice from a famous restaurant
To date, Kappo cuisineKappo cuisine Toyoda, a famous restaurant that inherits the taste of Edo-style, Taimeiken, a Japanese Western restaurant that has been popular in late Tokugawa shogunate, a Western restaurant that has been loved by businessmen working in Nihonbashi, and a Western restaurant that has been popular in Kappo cuisine.
④Nihonbashi Fukutoku Juku
Fukutoku Juku's long-established course is a course that learns, exchanges, and transmits the wisdom that makes use of Japanese culture and tradition today. It inherits the predecessor "Muromachi Fukutoku Juku", and its origin is "Fukutoku Shrine".
To date, the valuable story of the president of Nihonbashi long-established company in Ninben, Shigeru Kami (Kanmo), bird dish "Tamahide", Senbikiya Sohonten, Meijiza, Eitarou Sohonho, Toshihisa-an, Taimeiken, Yamamoto-noriten. It is listed.
⑤ECO EDO Learned from the Wisdom of Nihonbashi Edo "Lifestyle Friendly to People and Nature"
⑥Koyomi Map Event Information
In addition, there is twenty-four season old calendar on the side of the number in the month issue on the cover, and old calendar on the event schedule calendar.
This "Nihonbashi Goyomi" is published in cooperation with Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store, Nihonbashi Takashimaya, Choledo Nihonbashi, Choledo Muromachi, Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower, and YUITO.
After reading this blog, I will give you the "problem" of "Knowing" from the article "Nihonbashi Goyomi".
Which of the following is the origin of the naming of "YUITO"? The answer is at the end of this article.
A: A coined word derived from "Yuto", which means Urban Square that connects the capital, people, and time.
B: It is derived from the English "UNIT", which means group and constituent unit, and the English "UNITED", which means combined and bundled.
C: A coined word derived from Japanese "You (YU: You) are I (I) and (TO: Together)"
Finally, as for the distribution locations of the Free Paper "Nihonbashi Goyomi", there are Nihonbashi Information Center, Mitsukoshi, Takashimaya, YUITO, COREDO Nihonbashi, etc., but I get it at the entrance of the "Mitsukoshi Main Store New Building" in Nihonbashi and the entrance of the first basement floor that can be entered from the subway of "COREDO Nihonbashi".
By all means, please get this Free Paper "Nihonbashi Goyomi" and use it as a reference when walking around Nihonbashi.
In addition, you can also see the main articles of back issues on the Internet.
http://www.nihonbashi-tokyo.jp/enjoy/magazine/index.html
Answer to the question: A ("Check Coco!" on the right of page 5 of the first issue) It's on the right side.