Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

There are many places where cherry blossoms are beautiful in Chuo-ku.

　

[Nihonbashi]

　

　

　

　

[Sakura-dori St.]

　

[Kyobashi]

　

[Sumida River Terrace]

　

　

Some people are waving their hands from the ship in front to the big ship.

You can get a glimpse of the stories of cherry blossoms and various people.

　

　

Birds are also enjoying the cherry blossoms.

　

The cherry blossoms at night are also good.

　

 

 

　This year, the kind of Hana peach "Genpei Momo", which has been improved for ornamental use, has been planted in the plaza in front of Aioi Bridge Minamizume, a complex at the southern end of Ishikawajima Park, blooms wonderfully.

The origin of the naming is that red and white (in addition, light red, spots / squeezing) blooms on a single tree, and the color of the Heike flag "Red" and the color of the Genji flag "White" fought in a mixed battle. It is said to have been parable in the Battle of Genpei.

It is said that the proportion of red, white, light red, spot and aperture flowers bloom in different aspects every year, and it is a natural phenomenon rich in mystery. Genpei peach with a glossy flower shape that shines in the deep blue sky and is a bit different from cherry blossoms. The season is full of spring.

 

 

The other day, Tokyo also declared the blossoming of cherry blossoms. Shinkawa Park, Ishikawajima Park and Tsukuda Park, located between Eitai Bridge on the Sumida River and Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge, are famous cherry blossom spots along both banks of the Sumida River. However, it seems that the flowering time is slightly different depending on the sunshine hours.

　

　

This is Tsukuda, Ishikawajima Park.

It was taken on the 25th, but it is almost in full bloom and is crowded with cherry blossom viewing visitors.

　

The floating sightseeing boat running on the river surface also stopped by the shore and slowed down to serve passengers.

　

　

Next is Shinkawa Park on the opposite bank. It's been filming on the morning of the 27th, but it's still 6 minutes.

　

This is a small cherry blossom that blooms in the square just behind Shinkawa Park. It seems to be a variety called Sunlight Sakura, and about 6 trees were planted, and this was already in full bloom.

If you combine the parks on both banks, you can enjoy a long-term performance of cherry blossoms (parks).

 

 

From Friday, March 23 to 25 (Sun)

A variety of events were held in front of Harumi Triton Square Water Terrace.

　　　

From 11:30 on Saturday

　

〇　Lion Dance Hyottokoren (flute and lion)

　The flute was handled by my correspondent, kimitaku, at the Hyottokoren company.

　

〇　Flamenco (vient)

　When you watch the dance to the passionate flamenco rhythm. I feel like Spain.

　

〇　Playing and Talking Country Western

　Banha (resident in Tsukuda) sang a lot of songs along with the guitar.

　

　

From 11:30 on Sunday

　

〇　Country line dance

The line dance by members of Tsukishima Country Western danced gorgeously on the stage, and we spent a relaxing time.

　

It was three days to enjoy spring with fine weather for three days.

(Many of the participants were Tsukishima Country Western members (I also belonged), and I was able to play very friendly and fun.)

 

 

　On March 24, the Tokyo Regional Meteorological Observatory announced that the cherry blossoms (Yoshino cherry tree) were in full bloom.

It is the third earliest in full bloom in the history of observation, 10 days earlier than normal and 9 days earlier than last year.

The maximum temperature in the city center on the 24th (Sat) was 16.6 ° C, and the following day (Sun) was 19.3 ° C. The temperature rose on both weekends, the blue sky spread, and we were blessed with a perfect cherry blossom viewing day .

The row of cherry blossom trees along the Sumida River in Tsukuda Park is just at its best and is crowded with a large number of cherry blossom visitors.

During this period, "Hanami boats" come and go frequently, and you can see the cherry blossoms near Chuo-ohashi Bridge, a new attraction of the Sumida River Hanami Cruise, from the boat, while feeling the spring breeze.

 

 

This week, March 19 (Mon)-25 (Sun) is the annual "Spring Circle Experience Week"

The photo shows the calendar of the Tsukiji Social Education Center, but there are calendars in Nihonbashi and Tsukishima each, so please check it out.

If you want to find something new hobbies, purpose of life, or something that can be focused on forgetting time, be sure to visit your local social education hall.

In addition, we received your consent for photography in the museum.

Click here for the website of Chuo Ward Social Education Center　⇒

http://chuo-shakyo.shopro.co.jp/