Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

　A road that extends in all directions from Nihonbashi, the starting point of highways and national roads in the center of Japan. It leads to attractive highways and streets in various places. A place to disseminate information on the history and culture of the highway city "Nihonbashi" Hyakukaido "Exhibition 2013" is being held near the underground concourse in front of Mitsukoshi and the Kidai Shoran compound picture scroll. It's free. Until December 1

　This year's exhibition will include “Nihonbashi / Yaesu / Kyobashi Chuo-ku Town Walking” in Chuo-ku, “Hundred Roads in Japan”, “Kiso Nakasendo”, “Hida Takayama Historical Road”, “History City Takaoka”, “Yokohama Old Tokaido”, “Mie History Road”, etc.

　One Hyakukaido, who is provided with photos of the Kamakura Highway in this exhibition, is a leading figure in walking along the old highways in various parts of Japan, and his blog `` One Hyakukaido One Step Road Chronicles / Festival Exploring '' Has many readers nationwide. One Hyakukaido is a passer of the Edo Cultural History Certification First Class and the Kyoto / Tourism Cultural Certification First Class, but we are also the first passers of the Chuo-ku Tourism Certification.

　If you want to travel, how about not only hot springs and gourmet, but also walking along the highways and streets? I would like to recommend this exhibition and the blog of Hyakukaido as a guide.

 

 * "Nihonbashi: 100 Kaido Japan Exhibition 2013"

　　　　　Sponsored NPO National Highway Exchange Conference, Nabashi Nihonbashi Preservation Society

　　　　　Co-sponsored Highway Exchange Chiefs' Association, Japan Road Association, etc.

　　　　　Other than supporting Chuo-ku

　　　　　　　　　Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Ministry of the Environment, Japan Tourism Agency, Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Japan Walking Association and others

 

 * "Hyakukaido One Step Road Chronicles and Festival Exploring"

　　　　　http://hyakkaido.travel.coocan.jp/

　　　　　

 

 

One of the few in Chuo-ku

　

This is an introduction to Yanagi Kayo Clinic, a specialty clinic specializing in Chinese medicine.　

 

The location is located on the third floor of a building that walks a little toward Edobashi from the intersection of Nihonbashi Kaki shellcho 1-chome Tokanbori Street and Shin-ohashi-dori St.

　

I'll ask you.

It is said that the hospital opened in 2008, when it became possible to add "Chinese medicine" to the medical department advocacy (*).

 

　Mr. Kayo Yanagi

　

He worked as an anesthesiologist at Osaka University Hospital for a long time and earned a doctorate, but he met Chinese medicine ten years ago and became able to understand long-standing questions about Western medicine.

　

　Chinese medicine doesn't deny Western medicine, but wants you to use it together to "take good things."

　You look at the whole person in Chinese medicine, and your body heals yourself, and in that case you have to improve your lifestyle.　And if Chinese medicine could help heal the whole body.　　You said.　　　　

　

 What are the characteristics of Chinese medicine?　：　I examine each person and make a different prescription for the same illness and symptoms.

　　　　"The same disease"　　　　That's right.

　

　　

　The teacher himself was also in Chinese medicine, and since he recovered his health, he has been more and more involved in the charm of Chinese medicine.

　For patients who have no abnormalities in the test, but are somehow in poor physical condition or suffer from atopic, allergies, diabetes, etc.

　　　　　I hope you will feel free to contact us.

　

　 

How to make a reservation, etc.　(Actually, I am also a patient at our clinic.)

I couldn't feel well, so I decided to have a medical examination at "Yanagi Kayo Kuriniri Nic" in early spring.

When you call, you need to make a reservation, and before that, please fill out the medical questionnaire in detail. After filling out the form, send it to our hospital

On the day, the teacher looked seriously at the contents filled out, and asked me, about 40 minutes that time. After receiving a prescription, I go to the hospital about once a month. From the second time, the medical hours will be completed in about 15 minutes.

　"Thanks to you, it's completely recovered now. I can't catch the case.

　"Don't drink cold things, get up early," may have been good to follow the instructions. )

Address 1-10-4 Nihonbashi Kaki shellcho, Chuo-ku Miyata Building 3F (Friday, Sundays, holidays) 

TEL: 03-5651-2066

　　　　　　　　

Note: What is Advocation?

　　Medical subjects that are indicated and advertised by the "Medical Law Enforcement Order".

 

 

　　The stamp rally antenna shop in Chuo-ku started on October 3 this year, but Ginzo has been celebrating its fifth year.　

After all, "Dandan", which I learned several years ago, is probably selected for this year's buzzword award.

There is a warm atmosphere of each store you visit, and it's a bit "Oh! The antenna shop in Fukuoka Prefecture also opened in Ginza this year.

It's Chuo-ku, full of fun things.

 　Today, I went to "I brought Hakodate" in LAWSON stores in Kyobashi and "Iwate Ginga Plaza" in Higashiginza, which celebrated the 15th anniversary of its opening.

 

Hakodate is located in Hokkaido, and it is not necessary to say again, but in the words of the song, it is

 

　It is famous for the sub-chan's "Hakodate Woman", which begins with Chanchara LaLa LaLa LaLa LaLa LaLa La LaLa La La, but

Here in Lawson's shop in Kyobashi, "I brought Hakodate" means "even if I don't go all the way" or "I don't have to overcome the reverse waves."

You can easily buy Hakodate's specialty products 24 hours a day.　I'm really happy.

Please click here for more information.　 http://www.city.hakodate.hokkaido.jp/keizai/shougyou/bussan_boueki/hakodatemottekimasita/index.html

And "Iwate Ginga Plaza" in Higashiginza.

It is said that it will celebrate its 15th anniversary this year.

Today, I bought "Kuji no Mamebu Juice" from Iwate Prefecture, which became famous nationwide for NHK's morning drama program "Amachan".

Tomorrow, with the eldest couple and granddaughter, they wanted to taste plenty of the tastes of Hokkaido and Tohoku, and to bite the value and happiness of family bonds.

Ikameshi is famous, but "Ikajaga"!　I'm looking forward to seeing what it tastes. Click here for more information about "Iwate Ginga Plaza".　http://www.iwate-ginpla.net/

Please purchase the tastes from all over Japan at the antenna shop and enjoy it.　

 

 

I got lost in a small alley in the middle of the walk. When I saw it, there was a "recycle house", so I looked into it.

 

A lot of small posters are affixed at the entrance of the store on the second floor of the building, and there are "Yuzurisu", "Please give me" and "Sashiagesu". The notes contain furniture, sports equipment, musical instruments and various things.

 

When I entered the store, a lot of clothes were displayed on hangers. Stationery and small electrical appliances were lined up narrowly, and a green apron women were working busy. According to the woman, it seems that this is under the jurisdiction of the "Chuo-ku Environment Department Water and Green Division Environmental Activities Section".

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

         At the recycling corner, it is a system that keeps things that are no longer needed by residents and recycles them for a fee or free of charge. I felt a comprehensive approach as a ward, saying that if you wish, you can donate to the Naka Ward Japan National Council of Social Welfare or use it as a "Chuo-ku Forest Donation". Recycling house business hours are from 9:00 to 17:00 from Tuesday to Sunday. I wanted to think about effectively reusing limited resources.

 

 

When I went home and examined it, I found that "Recycle House Kazaguruma" is also in Akashicho. I'm going to stop by here as well.

 

 

The ceremony is said to be harsh, mysterious, and grateful to join hands unintentionally.

In the darkness, guided by a torch, sacred object of worship will be transferred to the main hall built on a new site.

"The process of change."

At 20:00 on October 2, 2013, the sacred object of worship of the Amaterasu Omikami of Kotaijingu (inner shrine) and sacred object of worship of the Toyouke no Omikami of Toyo'uke-daijingu (outer shrine) at 20:00 on October 5, 2013.

Even over time, they are always young, fresh, and full of vitality.

 

Mie Terrace, an antenna shop in Mie Prefecture that has the "Ise-san", opened on September 28.

The place is Ukiyokoji, 2-4-1 Nihonbashi Muromachi.

Nearest stations are Mitsukoshimae Station, Exit A9 on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Ginza Line, and Exit A6 on the JR Sobu Express Line.

On the first floor of the building, there is a merchandise corner in Mie Prefecture and an Italian-style restaurant next to each other.

The second floor is a lineup of event spaces.

The exhibition on the theme of "Ise visit and shrine dissembling and reconstruction" will be held until October 13th.

In Nihonbashi, about 450 kilometers away, the scene of Shikinen Sengu starts moving on the screen.

The dishes that make use of the blessings of Mie Seamounts are recommended to match the Mie locally brewed sake.

Ingredients such as Ise shrimp, Matsuzaka beef, and Kuwana clams make Mie even more familiar.

Let's choose souvenirs at the sales corner.

Now, I recommend shrine dissembling and reconstruction souvenirs.

You can also choose a number of famous rice cakes offered on the way along the Ise Kaido.

Akafuku mochi, Iwato mochi, Henpa mochi ... It's noticeable.

Oh, there was "Iga no Katayaki".

It's my favorite to enjoy the style of eating with a hammer.

In the Edo period, merchants from Ise and Matsuzaka came to Nihonbashi in search of sales channels, but their ability to act continues as a long-established large store.

Listening to the store that was just open, people from Mie visited and were excited about the nostalgic hometown topic.

 

Yes, "Chuo-ku Antenna Shop stamp rally" is being held until October 17th.

Mie Terrace is also the subject of the rally as the 21st shop.

Let's get gifts from each prefecture while traveling around the country. It's a lottery.