Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Cold days continue, isn't it? But I love such a sunny day with cold air and cold air.
Chuo-ku, which has many high-rise buildings. There are many places where you can see Mount Fuji beautifully when you go up a little.

But even if you don't climb the skyscraper, there are places where you can see Mount Fuji from zero meters above sea level.

Be sure to get up early on a sunny winter day and come to Harumi Wharf.

Unfortunately, the day I took my camera was in the evening, so Mount Fuji was hazy.
Just as Kaiomaru is anchored, I am impressed by the beautiful appearance that shines in the sunset.

   

In the back, Tokyo Tower announced the arrival of 2012 (those who missed this year, by all means next year). 

   

When you climb up to the observation room at Harumi Wharf, you can see Mount Fuji, Tokyo Tower, Rainbow Bridge, etc. in the clear air.

   

There are rest areas and cafes at Harumi Wharf, so after enjoying the scenery, you can relax while drinking warm drinks slowly. It would be nice to have a relaxing bath at Plaza Harumi. The charm of Chuo-ku is that there is a place where you can relax at a reasonable price.

 

 

The Tokyo Marathon will be held on February 26 this year.

I think that the hard work of the runners running on the day and the volunteers who support it behind the scenes is also difficult.

There's a free guide to walk along this course in a fun way.　

Why don't you have a fun guide to Chuo-ku?　Ginzo also participates.

The contents of the flyer are: 

Free walking tour in Tokyo by volunteer guides

※For details such as meeting place, please contact the following.

Along with the “Tokyo Marathon Festival 2012”, a “free walking tour” will be held in which volunteer guides will guide you through sightseeing routes around the Tokyo Marathon Course.

Participation fee is free of charge. (There are some courses that require admission fees.)
A 6-minute course tour (1-6) and Asakusa area tour (7) divided from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to the finish Tokyo Big Sight. In addition, a tour around Kaminarimon in Senso-ji Temple (8) was held.
Walk all the courses of the Tokyo Marathon while visiting sightseeing points. (about 2.5 hours to 3 hours each day)

 Date of implementation and course

①Saturday, January 28

Meeting place, time: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Minami observation deck 12:50, Departure at 13:00. 　

Course: Tokyo Metropolitan Government - Under Shinjuku Daiguard - Hanazono-jinja Shrine - Shoin-in-Ichiya Hachimangu Shrine - Iidabashi Station

②Saturday, February 4

 Meeting place, time: JR Iidabashi Station ticket gate 12:50, departure 13:00

Course: Iidabashi Station, Tokyo grand shrine, Showakan, Imperial Palace Higashi Gyoen, Kokyogaien, Hibiya Park

③Saturday, February 11

Meeting place, time: Hibiya Park Hibiya Flowerbed 12:50, Departure at 13:00.

Course: Hibiya Park-Zenjoji Temple-Sengakuji Temple-Other Historic Sites-Shinagawa Station

④Saturday, February 18

Meeting place, time: Ginza 4-chome Ginza Mitsukoshi Lion Statue 12:50, Departure 13:00

Course: Ginza Monument-History Historic Sites of Ginza and Kyobashi-Coredo-Suitengu-Ryogoku-Asakusa (detour to the place where newcomers were set)

⑤Saturday, February 25

Meeting place, time: Ginza 4-chome Ginza Mitsukoshi Lion Statue 10:20, Departure 10:30

Course: Ginza-Tsukiji-Tsukuda-Tsukishima (lunch). It's a personal expense.)

⑥Saturday, February 25

Meeting place, time: Exit 3 at Tsukishima on the Oedo Line at 12:50, Departure at 13:00.

Course: Tsukishima, Toyosu, Tokyo Big Sight

⑦Sunday, February 26 10:00 ~ Sensoji Temple and Kaminarimon Area

⑧Feb. 18 (Sun) 9:30 - From Asakusa Mitsuke to Senso-ji Temple

 

※For details such as meeting place, please contact the following.

Contact: NPO Tokyo City Guide Club Secretariat TEL: 03-6912-1518 　

http://tcgc.5.pro.tok2.com/