Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

This month, we had a lot of fun at the Chuo-ku event.

　

One was three lectures on "Edo's Food" at Nihonbashi Elementary School.

In the story of Mr. Takeo Koizumi's `` Bansen Competition '', a barrel boat loaded with sake from Nishinomiya Osaka was competing with `` Yoyon '' aiming for Edo Minato and which ship would first arrive off Shinagawa off the coast of Shinagawa. It seems that.

The U.K. also had the Tea Clipper Race, and there was a race to transport tea from China to U.K.

　

young sake must have been swept in barrels this season.

The Nihonbashi area probably had a lot of sake brewery.

　

The second is the "Chuo-ku Marugoto Museum" on the 30th.

I became a correspondent of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association, and for the first time I tried a bus guide.

Sometimes I heard a voice from behind me saying, "Oh, that's right," and I was very happy to hear the reaction.　

I'll try it again next year.

 

 

　"Yagenbori Moving Shopping Street fair Festival" will be held, so I went on the first day of October 28.　

This year is the 425th anniversary of the establishment of Yagenbori fudoson.

According to the weather forecast, it was raining around 15:00, so I went out to enjoy shopping and talks before that.　However, it began to rain before 13:00, and it did not stop easily, and it continued to rain until evening.

Even so, you guys are professional.

The mobile shopping street was open with tents.

Yagenbori Hori fudoson presented a zodiac talisman to those who came to visit.

The entertainment people also enjoy matcha and sweets to customers who come with a smile. It was a good point.

　The talk is a story of "Jirocho Shimizu and Ishimatsu in the Forest" by Mr. Iryu Sai Sadashin.

　Kurenai Kanda's teacher talked about the human story of "Bunzaemon Kinokuniya" with enthusiasm.

This year's topic was that rickshaws and palanquins will guide you around Yagenbori.　It was my first time to ride a rickshaw.

Despite the rain, the driver of the rickshaw guided us from fudoson to Nihonbashi Junior High School and Ryogokubashi.

　The party of the chindonya also played well in the economy, paraded around the town, and excited the festival.

They felt a profoundness on your back. Thank you very much. If this article is in time, please go out to October 29 or otherwise at the "Year of Payment" held on December 28.

 

 

"Gifts, and enjoy yourself" as a detail, Rosemary Sea.

　

Kogin Sashi Thursdaykai, who wrote an article before, is holding an exhibition and exhibition at Kimono Gallery [Wamusubi] on the 7th floor of Takashimaya Nihonbashi.

　

- Women's Handwork -　■ Creative Kogin sashimi exhibition ■　

↑　The woman on the right photo is Dr. Yuko Takagi of Kogin Sting Thursday Party.

　　The woman on the left is a customer. I agree with the image up.

　

↑　On the left is one of the main parts of this time, a tapestry of the wind god lightning god map. We will sell orders.

　　The right is also a very delicate tapestry.

Of the three pieces on the wall side, the one in the center is the prototype of the Hanten for Mr. Eirokusuke.

　

↑　The left is a women's coat, and the right is a women's coat.

　 On the right is two belts. The belt with kogin sashimi is a masterpiece.

　

Mr. Takagi says,

"From the right, Eirokusuke's 'Ei', a picture of a crane, Takashimaya's 'Taka'.

It's hard, but I hope that Takashimaya will flourish forever. "

　

This exhibition is filled with the kindness and depth of the teacher.

↑　A lot of kogin sashimi bags. There are various shapes, patterns, colors, and textures.

　

　It's a small thing.

The beauty and warmth of kogin sashimi are introduced in one hall.

Please come and get in touch with kogin sashimi.

We look forward to seeing you.

↑　At the same time, in memory of Mr. Rokusuke Ei, who died in July this year, loved Kogin sashimi, and Kogin sashimi Thursday party lecturer: The items that interacted with Dr. Yuko Takagi are on display.

　

It will be held until November 1 (Tuesday). (*The last day is until 5:00 pm.)

On posting, Takashimaya Nihonbashi Store Sales Section 4, Kimono Omi Section Manager gave permission.

　

Kogin Sashi Thursday-kai Ningyocho classroom

2-4-9 Nihonbashi Ningyocho Futaba Building 5F

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Click here for the website of Koginsashi Thursday Association ⇒ http://www.koginsashi.jp

 

 

Rosemary sea is covered by "gifts and enjoy yourself" as an understanding.

　

Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Association (CCIEA) will continue to show.

　

This time, about business contents and events.

We will continue to talk to Mayumi Hayashi of this association.

　

―　About Japanese Language Class

“This is, in other words, a business.

Since it is a classroom, this teacher says, "Everyone who is doing it is a volunteer.

First of all, you can use a room here. Other places in the ward, such as the Women's Center or the Nihonbashi Social Education Center.

Other than that, I borrow it separately. Originally, there were only three classrooms hosted by the Association, but there were 2 or 30 volunteers here to teach foreigners living and working in Chuo-ku and those who are in trouble in Japanese. There is a classroom in the form. So, the demand for studying intermediate and advanced even if it is in trouble, is increasing in various ways, and volunteers have started up and now there are 10 classrooms in total. "

“There seems to be a lot of people from China and South Korea. About 60% of foreigners living in Chuo-ku are Chinese and Koreans. I don't think it's changed for years. However, there are various things in Europe and the United States and Southeast Asia. In addition to living, it is okay to work. "

If you want to know more, please visit our website. In addition to Japanese and English, you can get information in Chinese and Korean. "

　

―　Gathering of International Exchange

"On October 15th," International Exchange Salon-Let's get acquainted with Japanese sweets! " There was, but in November, we will hold the "Gathering of International Exchange" once a year. You can experience Japanese and foreign cultures. You can also experience kimono, sally dressing, ikebana, tea ceremony, tea ceremony, ink painting, origami, furoshiki, shamisen, cooking classes in each country, hula dance, Spanish dance, Bon dance, wadaiko, etc.

"Anyone besides living and working can participate and admission is free. Ladies and gentlemen, please come. The place is Tsukiji 4-5-1, Tsukiji Social Education Center, November 19 (Sat), 12: 00-16: 00. You don't need to make a reservation for each one, but if it's late, the event may end. "

　

―　About Marugoto Museum 2016, Chuo-ku

"Co-sponsored by the Chuo-ku and Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association, Sunday, October 30 9: 00-17: 00, the place is almost the entire area of Chuo-ku. Please come here too. There are a number of free events. It's full of benefits.

For details, please visit the website http://www.marugoto-chuo.jp/.

　　

A word from Rosmari.

　

On the day of the event, there is a free bus service going around the city. A bus guide volunteer by the Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent will guide you through the highlights of Chuo-ku.

(In some cases, bus guide volunteers are not on board. Thank you for your understanding.

There is a counterclockwise route and a counterclockwise route. Each route runs every 15 minutes.

Rosmari will also guide you through the clockwise route twice.

　

Shintomi 1-13-24 Shintomi Government Building (3rd floor)

Phone 03-3297-0251

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Click here for the website of Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association ⇒ http://chuo-ci.jp/

 

 

Today (October 20), I went to "Bettara City".

It's very cold in October when it's "Bettara City"! There are many days, but today's daytime it was a warm day with a temperature rising to about 27 degrees Celsius, and it was not cold at all with a shirt from evening to night.

This year, I entered from Sugimori Shrine.

Kagura was performed on the stage of the shrine.

And at the Bon Dance Festival, people wearing the happi coat of "Bettara Ondo" danced.

There are many shops that are pickled in bettara, but roughly divided into two series: "Kinkyu" and "Shin Takaya".

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　"Kinkyu" is orange happi coat

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　"Shin Takaya" is blue happi coat

This year, I bought a pair of unskinned strips at both shops.
　

　

In addition, long-established stores in Nihonbashi also set up stalls and sell them for sale.

At Meijiya, coffee was cheap, so I bought it in a large bag.

I bought Tsukudani for "Kaishin" and "Funasa".

Momi seaweed was a bargain at "Yamamoto Nori".

In addition, bargain products were lined up at many shops such as "Bunmeido", "Ninben", and "Eel no Isejo".　

After passing through Takarada Ebisu Shrine, I went to Meikatei to buy "Kiri Yokan" and "Kiri Sansho".

Unfortunately, I couldn't buy it.

 

 

Metrolink Nihonbashi, a free bus that travels around the Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit - Nihonbashi - Kyobashi area.

The operation of the new course "Metrolink Nihonbashi E Line" has started in October this year.

The course runs from the Yaesu Exit of Tokyo Station to the Hamacho, Ningyocho and Kabuto-cho areas.

It is connected, making it even more convenient to move around the Nihonbashi area!

There is a signboard with the same Yamabuki color as the bust at the boarding position.

Get on and off at 1 Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit → ②Mitsukoshi-mae Subway Station → ③3, Nihonbashimuromachi→

④Hori Tomecho Tokyo Commodity Exchange → ⑤Tomizawa-cho → ⑥Hamacho's second town, Meijiza-mae→

⑦In front of Hamacho 3-chome Tornale → ⑧Subway Suitengu Station → ⑨Ningyocho 1-chome→

⑩Kayabacho and Kabuto-cho in front of Tokyo Stock Exchange → ⑪2, Nihonbashi → ⑫Yaesu Underground Shopping Center.

It takes 6.6 km around 44 minutes and patrols every 22 minutes.

Operating hours are from 8:00 to 18:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 20:00 on Saturday and holidays

Anyone can use it free of charge, so please use it for sightseeing or commuting.

Please also see the news from the Metrolink Nihonbashi E Line Sponsors Association.

http://www.hinomaru.co.jp/metrolink/info/Eline20161001.pdf