Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Where are you going to new year worshipping?
　

I also like the atmosphere of Namiki Shrine when I go to Ginza for the first time, but I also love Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine, which is "guardian god".
　
This time it is a little early, but I would like to introduce the new year's recommendation of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine.

It is the "Minomori" of Ryu Shrine in the precincts.
It is a talisman that guides virtue, success and good luck for one year, but it is a valuable talisman that is distributed only one day on Hatsumi Day, the first fair of Ryu Shrine every year.
　
The first snake of 2017 will be January 6 (Fri).

Ryu Shrine is a small shrine on the left toward the main shrine of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine, so why not visit and get a valuable talisman?
　

By the way, another recommendation at Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine is "Dharma Mikuji". A while ago, it was featured in the Tokyo Metro information program.

A set of cute mini daruma and Omikuji in eight different colors for wish, the green daruma in the photo is "Healing various diseases and physical health."
　

Then, from now on, I would like to worship Daruma's left eye.

I would like to thank Nanako Tsukishima's monthly blog for the new year.

　　　　

 

 

　It is known that at the beginning of Yukio Mishima's novel "Kyoko no Ie", there is a description of Kachidokibashi and its surroundings, but it is stated in the March 10, 1958 (Monday) part of "Naked Body and Costume" about coverage of Kachidokibashi and its surroundings.

＞Every day, I think I'll write a long book "Kyoko's House", but I'm scared and I can't write it out. When it comes to 1,000 pieces, there is nothing to explore the brain. I want to use the scenery around Harumi-cho in front of Tsukishima for prologue, so I take a taxi and go there. It's just three p.m., and it's time to climb Kachidokibashi. This is used, with intuition, going down the car and taking notes on the way up the bridge. When I finally went to Harumi-cho, I came here to take notes to write a few years ago, "Happiness Go Deho" (a completely failed newspaper novel, but I don't think it's a bad work myself). Compared to, I'm surprised at the completely changed scenery. I don't have much interest in taking notes. It also goes to the tip of Shinonome on the other side of Harumi Wharf. A few men were talking to the sea. When it comes to smuggling consultation, the voice is high, the sea is bright, not. （28－28）

　Yukio Mishima's novel "Kyoko no Ie" was published in 1958 (1958) in the first issue of the magazine "Voice" until Chapters 1 and 2, followed by Shinchosha in 1959 (1959) the following year. Two books, "Part 1" and "Part 2" were published at the same time. The description is as follows.

＞From a distance, you can see that cars are crowded around Kachidokibashi. I wonder if it was an accident, the collection said. However, I realized that it was time for the opening and closing bridge to rise. Shunkichi beat his tongue. He said, "Let's give up or get rid of the landfill. However, Natsuo and Kyoko wanted to see the bridge that they had never seen before, so they stopped the car in front of Kanari and went to see it all across the railway bridge. Shunkichi and the harvest have a somewhat uninterested face.

　The central part is a steel plate. Only that part opens and closes. Before and after that, the staff stood with a red flag, and a parked car was crowded. He was blocked by the chain of Ichijo at the end of the sidewalk. There were a considerable number of spectators, but when the traffic was blocked, there were listeners and on-sites who were selling oil.

　And the iron plate on the train track was black, shy, without putting anything on it. And a man saw it from both sides.

　In the meantime, the center of the steel plate began to swell. The part gradually raised his head and opened the cracks. The steel plate came up, and the railings of the steel on both sides, and the arches of the steel, with a dull light on the pillars, roughly up. Natsuo thought this movement was beautiful.

　When the steel plate is finally going to be perpendicular, the dents of the countless steel studs on both sides run down with thin smoke. The small shadows of countless steel studs on both sides gradually come into contact with the steel studs, and the shadows of the balustrade on both sides gradually distorted and moved. As soon as the steel plate became completely perpendicular, the shadow was also quiet. Natsuo raised his eyes and saw a gull over the pillars of the iron arch that fell down.

・・・・・・・・・・

　I've been waiting for a long time. ・・・・・

　The car crossed Kachidokibashi, passed the town of Tsukishima, and further crossed Reimeibashi. The flat wilderness was blue as far as the eye could see, and a wide grid-grained paved road. The sea breeze bumped my cheeks. Shunkichi stopped his car at the runway, which is located at the end of the U.S. military facility. A few poplars were shining in the sun on the other side of the U.S. （11－10）

 

 

Report. Today, we welcomed a new customer to Tsukuda!

　

While walking around Tsukuda Kobashi, is someone sleeping next to Mr. Indian spot-billed duck? ？ ？

　

Oh...."What's your name?"..........Mr. Yoshigamo! ！

　

As the name implies, reeds, reeds, and taste reeds (such as the origin of the name, or).

A super fashionable duck came to the moat of Tsukuda.

The other day, at the moat of the Imperial Palace in Hibiya, I had confirmed several birds mixed with the majority of Hoshihajiro and Eurasian wigeon.

　

Yoshigamo breeds in Mongolia, China, Siberia, etc., and travels to Southeast Asia such as Korea, Japan, India, Vietnam and Thailand in winter.

That's why it's an Orient specialty bird that can't be seen in the United States or Western Europe.

　

The male Yoshigamo's head is often compared to that Napoleon hat and is a popular duck for birdwatchers.

　

The black and white tail feathers with long collar legs shining on the sun, such as green, purple, and dark brown, and the black line on the neck is cool~♪

　

It's a walk around Tsukuda where you can meet Yoshigamo.

　

　

 

 

Now, I'm doing an anime called "March Lion" every Saturday night on NHK.

　
This is a story about Rei Kiriyama, a professional shogi player who lost his parents when he was young, growing through interaction with the Kawamoto family and his friends, but the original comic is a very famous work, and in the spring of next year Ryunosuke Kamiki It is a work that will also be a movie starring.

　　　　

The stage will be Shinkawa, Chuo-ku, Tsukuda-Tsukishima area.

　

　Anime → http: //3lion-anime.com/
　Movie → http: //3lion-movie.com/

　
If you're watching manga or anime, "What's the scenery of this! There is only a place where I think.
So, on a sunny day, I decided to follow them.
For those who don't know the anime, what is it? ？ It may be...Please associate m(__)m

　　　

　　　　　　
First of all, when I went along Kajibashi Street toward Hatchobori from Showa-dori, in the first scene, "Takahashi" was crossing to head for the game with my father-in-law.

It seems that I walked to Tokyo Station from here, but there is a distance. 。 (´・ω・)　

But it might have been just right because I was about to reunion of tension, like I was scared to meet you because I wanted to meet you.

　　　　

"Takahashi" was founded in the Edo period.

It seems that the name is derived from the high Arched bridge so that it does not bother the ship.
You can see "Minami Takahashi" in the back. It is the oldest railway bridge in Tokyo and the ward Tangible Cultural Property.

　　　　　

　　　　
After a short walk across Takahashi, you will see Chuo-ohashi Bridge on your right.

　　　　

　　　　

　　　　　　
By the way, after crossing Takahashi, go straight while looking at Chuo-ohashi Bridge to the right, and you will see Mikazukido....Instead, there is "Suiedo". The strawberry Daifuku here is wrapped in anko, but the strawberries are large and fresh, and super delicious.

(PA PO PO ANG) oh!...It's derailed. I will return to Chuo-ohashi Bridge.

　　　　　

　　　　　
"Chuo-ohashi Bridge" can be said to be the main part of the work.
It is a bridge between June-cho (= Shinkawa?), Where Zero lives, and March-cho (= Tsukishima?), Where the Kawamoto family lives.

I personally like the scene of Zero, who was lonely, holding a warm karaage from the Kawamoto family and returning across this bridge.
(I also like karaage, isn't it relevant?...(^^;) ）

　　　

　　　　

The Chuo-ohashi Bridge was built in 1993, and was designed by a French design company in the image of a Japanese helmet. The "Messenger Statue" commemorating the friendship between the Sumida River and the Seine faces the Sky Tree.

The image of a woman holding a sailing ship is the French ship guardian angel.

　　　
What's the scenery seen from the room? ？ ？ I'm living in a good place.

"Reigan Island water level station" often appears on the cover of Chapter 2.

This is the starting point for measuring water levels in Japan.

At the beginning of Chapter 3. It's calm to do it here.

It's nice to take a break in Paris.

　　　

I often come here. Door picture of Chapter 5...

I'm going to see you.

　　　　

　　　　
The scenery and cityscapes with bridges and rivers in Chuo-ku play a role in expressing the loneliness and conflict of zero and the warmth of the Kawamoto family.

　　　　

I also crossed the bridge while thinking, "Wow, it's beautiful" with my child riding behind my bicycle.
Under the high speed near the river "somewhat anxiety"..."I feel like that.
Interaction with local people makes you feel "warm-" or feel

　　　

I love the beautiful and distinctive bridges and rivers, and the city with a lot of warmth of people.

　　　　　
That's why the psychological description of the characters says, "I understand.... (>_<) "and more emotionally than other works. It's not bright in shogi, so if you know it, you can enjoy it more....

Learn with Nya Shogi

　　　　
...And it's time-up here. (a little)
Tsukishima seems to have more spots, but this time it's so far because the area around Chuo-ohashi Bridge was too cozy and relaxed.

　　　　

If you are interested, please take a walk with a comic in hand.
Immerse yourself in the world of lions in March.

　　　　

 

 

　From October 6 to 20, 2016, the 11th stamp rally antenna shop in Chuo-ku was held.

I bought it with a guidebook in my hand, but forgot to send it on the application deadline.

By the way, my friend told me that he had won the lottery and received a prize. (The story of shopping will be described later.)

A photo of the prize sent from "Wakayama Kishukan Tokyo Nihonbashi Store-Ikora-".

Assortment of whole Wakayama mandarin orange fun set (juice, jelly, etc.).

After all, if you buy it, let's apply and send it.

Next year's antenna shop stamp rally is a humiliation battle. I'm looking forward to it.

At that time, if you do not return to your hometown during the New Year, we recommend that you purchase the taste of your hometown at the antenna shop.

Click here for information on the previous antenna shop participating stores. You can see the location.

http://www.city.chuo.lg.jp/bunka/shisetsu/antenashop.html

＊My friend talked with the shop when I shoped.

　"When I visited the antenna shop, I bought a dried plum in Kishu. Umeboshi, which happened to be purchased, was made of plums harvested this year.

When accounting at the cash register, the owner of the shop said, "The umeboshi of the year of the monkey is auspicious," and "It's a plumboshi that calls for good luck." The dried plums of the year of the monkey, once every 12 years, have brought good luck.'

　Oh, what kind of luck do you have?　First of all, let's buy this "umeboshi that brings good luck".　For purchase, at "Wakayama Kishukan Tokyo Nihonbashi Store-Ikora-"!　Let's go to Ikora.

 

 

　

Discovered small cosmos at Harumi Daiichi Park, located between Tsukishima Daiichi Elementary School and Triton Square in Harumi.

　
A microcosmos can be found at Harumi Daiichi Park located between Harumi Daisan Elementry School and Harumi Toriton Square.

　

　

　

　

This object is entitled "The Universal Language of U", and it seems that it expresses the infinite depth and connection that should be called microcosmic with the keywords of time, history, memory, story, and exchange.

　

This art is titled "The Universal Language of U" that features Time, History, Memory, Story, Interaction to describe eternal microcosmos.

　　

　

　

The International Space Station, where Japanese astronauts stayed, goes orbits about 400 km above the sky, and the straight line distance is roughly between Tokyo and Osaka.

The universe is close to other things.

　　

International Space Station that orbits around the earth where Japanese Astronouts stayed, is about 400km above the ground which is almost equivalent to distance between Tokyo/Osaka.

Space seems to be not that far.

　

　

This familiar small space park is also calm and wonderful.　 It may be just right for a break during a walk.

　

The local microcosmic park is very peaceful and pleasant.　　 A nice spot to take a rest.