Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Familiar FM radio "Chuo FM" (84.0MHz) in Chuo-ku

"Hello! RADIO CITY" broadcasts every day at noon.
We have received timely local information as an information program.
On Monday, our tourist association correspondents are sending out the charm of Chuo-ku "I love it! Did you know that there is a corner called Chuo-ku?

This corner is an interlocked corner with the blog "Chuo-ku Tourism Association Correspondent Blog" written by correspondents, and each correspondent loves it from various perspectives! I would like to introduce "Na Chuo-ku".

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"I love it! This is a special program called spin-off of the Chuo-ku corner, and we decided to color the last "Hello! RADIO CITY" in 2012.

The theme this time is "Event of 2012", which is appropriate for the New Year.
Lunch face personality Nishikawa and correspondents "Ginzo, Shimomachi Tom, and Mumin (in alphabetical order)" will be broadcast!

Why don't you look back on this year while listening to stories about events in Chuo-ku where you participated?
Next year's TOPICS will also pick up
You can deliver it with wonderful music.
Please ask me

Central FM "Hello! RADIO CITY" (84.0MHz)
Special broadcast date and time: Friday, December 28 noon to 1:00 pm

You can also listen to it on the Internet.
→Simulradio http://www.simulradio.jp/#kantou

　Recording scenery

At the beginning of the Edo period, the torii gate of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine, built by a fisherman on Tsukuda Island as a guardian deity, has an unusual ceramic forehead.

It is indigo on a white background, and it is written by "Sumiyoshi Shrine Ichishin Nobori Hitoshino" on the white background, and it is written by Arisugawa Miyanobori Hitoshino.
"One dish" refers to the position of the royal family.

 

 

He was a master of Japanese calligraphy, and he taught Emperor Meiji Japanese calligraphy (Arisugawa-ryu) and singing, and the original copy of the "Gokajo no Oshobun" (), which outlined the basic policy of the Meiji government, was written by King Nobori. By the way, the first article is "Hiroku Conference-Koshi Manki Koron Nirosushi".

 

 

 

 

I worshiped last Saturday, but on a windy day, the yellow leaves of ginkgo in the precincts were dancing in the sky one after another.

 

 

 

 

Tsukuda, Tsukishima, Kachidoki and Harumi areas｜ History, culture
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　"Chuo FM", which provides information on Chuo-ku and wonderful music, can listen to the radio at a shortwave frequency of 84.0, but it broadcasts on a personal computer at the same time.　

The corner of the correspondent of the Chuo-ku Tourism Association is Hello Radio City, Monday corner for about 15 minutes from around 12:30 every Monday, and rebroadcast starts around 17:30.

Please select the central FM at the following URL and enjoy it on your PC.　In particular, I am glad that I can listen to it on business trips, etc. http://fm840.jp/

It was a silver made that loves "Ginza of two people".

Standing on the banks of the Sumida River and Harumi Wharf and looked over the water.

There is a ship that has raised a flag and has been anchored all the time.

The flag is marked as "Vigilance Ship".

Looking around the ship,

Construction is always being carried out on the nearby shore.

For example, a bridge is being built, a quay is being constructed, or a dredging work is being performed.

Looking at the flow of ships coming and going, the sailors are sending a signal to a two-way ship.

In other words, it plays the same role as Cardman, controlling the flow of vehicles on roads under construction on land.

On land, during construction, a guardman quickly controls the fast flow of cars with a signal flag.

　

However, the control of the ship looks calm, but the control of the running ship is also difficult.

The ship can't stop quickly, so when the ship begins to see, the sailor shakes the flag, sends a signal, and begins control.

Then the ship follows the instructions to slow down the speed and turn to the right.　

Aim at the running ship hundreds of meters away, stand up on the hexade, and continue to send signals.

At first glance, the flow of boats here in Chuo-ku, which seem to be gentle and is a key point of transportation, is worth a look.

　Currently, construction of a road from Shin-Toyosu Ohashi (in the bridge), along the original MacArthur Road, across the east side of TOKYO TOWERS and the Sumida River, and toward Nishishinbashi is underway.

　It seems that the completion is still far away, but the surroundings are changing little by little over the years.

From Kachidokibashi, Reimeibashi, Asashio Kobashi, etc., you can see patterns under construction.

　In that case, please take a look at the "Vigilance Ship".

I'm working hard to guard the traffic of the ship.