Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　Shitamachi Fun Crafts Museum is a traditional Japanese craft shop in Ningyocho!

On the first floor of the building on the right right after entering the road from Ipponzutengu Shrine in amazake Yokocho from Ningyocho-dori, you can easily see it.

　The shop is full of items that make use of traditional Japanese craft techniques such as kimonos, obis, braids, and bags, as well as hair ornaments.

　It is a shop that mainly focuses on recycled kimono and handmade crafts founded in 1994, but originally it was a kimono shop, and the eyes of seeing the goods are certainly recycled, but kimono made with real traditional techniques Although it is recycled, kimonos and obis are sold at a surprising price.　Of course, there are also new products.

　It's a shop with the thought that you don't want to break down the culture and skills of Japanese clothing somehow.

Recommended for those who are interested in Japanese clothing or want to wear kimono.
In addition, as souvenirs overseas, we also have small items such as Japanese accessories, Japanese decorations, and towels that can feel the elegance of Edo.

　In even-numbered months, a free dressing class is held. (No matter how many times you participate, it seems to be free.)
In addition, in the "petit dressmaking classroom", you can learn simple "sleeve length", "sleeve straight", "semi collar", etc., and you can make your own original band etc. There are also classrooms such as twice a month).

Those who are interested in kimono! Why don't you take a look at it?

 
　Shitamachi Fun Crafts Museum http://www.matae.com/about/

〒103-0013 Horiguchi No. 2 Building 1F, 2-2-6 Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0013
 TEL: 03-3664-3780
 FAX: 03-3664-5548

The May Sumo Tournament was a place where you could feel the arrival of a new era with the victory of Teruno Fuji.

My Arashio room's only Makunai wrestler, Sokokuraiseki, was expected to be seen in the 7th front east, the highest rank....Unfortunately, it was closed on the way.

Sumo is harsh

I went to a training tour in front of the venue.

The strength of Sokoku Raiseki was overwhelming and seemed to be good.

It's worth a look.

We recommend that you visit the Arashio room for a tour of the sumo room.

You can also experience interacting with wrestlers!

　　In Sukiyabashi Park, a stone monument called "There is Sukiyabashi here in the past", was erected, and it was the stage of the radio drama "What is your name?"

In Sukiyabashi Park, Taro Okamoto's "Young Clock Tower" warmly watches the people coming and going and continues to carve a peaceful time.

At the willow festival in May, a concert was being held here.

That's why I felt like something fun today, so I came here.

　Today, the "Free Real Estate Consultation on Holidays" was held, sponsored by Chuo-ku and sponsored by the Housing Association Chiyoda Central Branch. .

Well, I remembered that a free consultation was held during the autumn "Marugoto Museum".

Today, if you apply for the "Look for mistakes" drawn on the flyer, you will receive all souvenirs, so I applied.

I received a small LED portable light that is convenient in the event of a power outage.

And I decided to talk about the land and house where I moved.

My question is:

①Do I have to report to the tax office after selling the disposed land and house?

②Whether or not there is any preferential treatment under tax law if the disposal is damaged.

③If you do not replace it, the difference if you do it.

　What is the applicable condition of the tax incentives?　I asked a question.

The lawyer's teacher answered such questions carefully and clearly.

　In addition, even though I asked a question, I received a souvenir (radio) for disaster prevention goods.

In Chuo-ku, which is sponsored by the Housing and Construction Association Chiyoda Central Branch, which is engaged in such social contribution activities.

I was deeply respectful and grateful.　Why don't you feel free to consult at the next event?