Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

On the west side of Ginza 1-chome, along Showa-dori, walk toward Nihonbashi.

A little before approaching the Kyobashi area, there was a shop facing the street.

Early in the morning, the light was shining brightly and my stomach was empty, so I entered the shop.

When I notice, it's a udon restaurant in Sanuki.

There was a clerk at the entrance, and here I ordered udon.

If you go through the counter, you will find tempura.

Take each of your favorite ingredients with chopsticks and calculate at the end.

I ordered a breakfast curry set. The price is 300 yen.

If you look around, there are 60 chairs.

　The large store is vacant and comfortable.

Atsuatsu udon and mini curry bowl are used as trays.

I'll carry it to the table.

　Sit by the window and relax with the view of the street.

　Shortly afterwards, several customers came by car on foot.

The customers of Sanuki Udon-dori are a bit smart, different from me.

"Atsu," "Hie," and so on. It's comfortable to your ears when you eat it.

While watching it, I thought I had to study Sanuki udon from now on.

The calm shop was waiting for many customers in the future.

There are a lot of toppings.

Seto Udon Ginza 1-chome store

(Phone: Customer Service Desk 0120355529)

It's open 24 hours a day.

A tug-of-war tournament was held at the general sports center in Hamacho Park on the 17th (Sun).

The competition was divided into the championship section (boys / girls), the general section, and the junior section from 9:30 am, and the qualifying league and final tournament were held. The game in the championship section was powerful and very powerful.

On the other hand, during the lunch break, various exhibition matches were performed, such as a tug of war for wrestlers and children in the Arashio room, a tug of war for beautiful women and children in the middle of Miss, and a tug of war in the middle of Miss.

The last is a commemorative photo of the wrestler and Miss Chuo.

In addition, there were many stalls outside the sports center.

At the food stalls of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association, there is a watering tub, and you can play with guns, kendama, yo-yo fishing, etc. I also help you.

There was such a person at the Yoshimoto Kogyo stall.

The stalls in the Arashio room sold chanko, so I tried it for lunch.

It was salty and refreshing with plenty of chicken and vegetables, and it was very delicious.

Also, there was a stall selling local beer called Nihonbashi Beer, so I bought it. The taste is fun tonight.