Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

  I took a walk in Tsukiji River Park, recommended by Mr. Ginzo. 　　

The flower bed was full of flowers, and many people were invited cheerfully and enjoyed it.

  It was completely different compared to two weeks ago. 　

The white willow was bright. 

 The sun It is in full bloom sooner than Yoshino cherry tree The flowers are large and dark. It stands out.

  A lot of people stop and look at the flowers.

 　　　　　Japanese white-eye also came to suck the nectar of flowers. 　　　　　　　　　　

Hananoki is a plant of the maple family, but it blooms before the leaves. 　　

These Kiki autumn leaves beautifully in autumn, delighting our eyes.

I experienced a Sumida River cruise using the ticket of the "Tokyo Waterside Line" at the raffle of Riverside Autumn Festa introduced in a blog post last September. Actually, I thought that after waiting for the cherry blossoms to bloom, but due to the expiration date, it was a little earlier cherry blossom viewing cruise.

We chose the "Ryogoku Odaiba Cruise" course. Boarding from Ecchu Island in front of St Luke's Garden → Hamarikyu → Odaiba Kaihinkoen → Hamarikyu → In front of St Luke's Garden → Etchujima → Both countries → Sakurabashi → I'll go around with both countries.

There are also various other courses, and there are temporary boats depending on the season. For more information, please visit the Tokyo Waterside Line website.

  　"Sakura" that we boarded

Take a leisurely ride on a warm boat to Odaiba. The spacious seat is comfortable and seems to fall asleep. On the way back, I went out to the deck on board with cold weather to take a picture.

You know Rainbow Bridge. The distance between the two main towers that support the bridge is 11 mm wider at the top than at the base, but this is because the earth is round. You can feel the size of the scale.

(Upper) As we head upstream to Kachidokibashi, Chuo-ohashi Bridge, Kiyosu Bridge, Skytree is gradually visible.

(bottom) In Sakurabashi, it is so close. 

On the way, I went under a lot of bridges. Of these, Komagata Bridge, Kuramae Bridge, and Umaya Bridge were built as part of a reconstruction plan after the Great Kanto Earthquake. During this time, many other bridges were built on the Sumida River. About 2 weeks from Great East Japan Earthquake. The road to recovery is difficult, but when I learned that people 90 years ago built many bridges after the Great East Japan Earthquake, I was looking up at the Skytree rising in the blue sky, remembering the song "Bridge to Tomorrow".

  The graduation ceremony of Chuo Kumin College was held from 2:00 pm on March 19 (Sat).

Venue　：　Chuo City Education Center 5F Audiovisual Hall Multipurpose Hall

A diploma was awarded to the graduates' representatives from the president, Mayor Yada, and the president's greeting, and the words of the graduates' representatives.

After the closing of the session with a word given by the teacher, the hot time around tea and sweets in the multipurpose hall has a story of the lecturer and a quiz about Chuo-ku, and all correct answerers won the last prize at Jan Kempong ...

It was a fun meeting to talk about memorable lectures and fun things.

The highest credit holder for graduation this year was 179 credits from Mr. Nakatani of the senior course.

"Diploma" and "Shiose's Red and White Manju" were distributed and it was a fun party.

This year's graduates were 78 "Manabi no Course" and 22 "Lifelong Learning Supporter Course" and 50 "Senior Course", with a total of 150 graduates.

"A memorable Latin music concert" was planned, but unfortunately the passionate concert was canceled due to the unprecedented "Tohoku and Great Kanto Earthquake".

 The second floor of the Tsukiji KY Building is the first place to visit for guests visiting Tsukiji.

　Tsukiji Information Center　　　

　　　　　　　　Providing information about Tsukiji Market and Tsukiji Area Guided Tours inside and outside Tsukiji Site

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　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　http://www.tsukijitour.jp/

　Bon Marche ... ... "Cafe Restaurant" and "Tsukiji Souvenir"

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              It is a shop for those who come to Tsukiji to buy souvenirs.

　　　　　　There is a photo of tuna on the front, and fish postcards and accessories are prepared.

　　　　　Vinegar, jam, etc. were also lined up.    

Restaurant lunch time 11:00 ~ 14:00 ¥1580 ~ (with mini dessert drink)

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　There is a course from A to F.

　　　　　　　Cafe time　　　　１４：００～１７：００

　　　　　　　Dinner time from 17:00 to 22; From 00 ¥3990 (last order is 21; 30) 

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　In addition to the A-D courses, there is also a special tuna exhaust course.

It is fun not only to shop, but also to walk around Tsukiji as a sightseeing course along with Tsukiji Honganji and Namiki Inari Hamarikyu ...                

　More Michikan ... Exhibition of pictures and photos 

At the "Yorimichikan", tuna "Seri" starting at 4:00 in the morning are displayed in photographs in order.

"Check the quality before auction", "Check tuna selection and tuna auction", "Dismantling", "Turlet trucks (light trucks running in the market)" etc.

In addition, the Edo map of 1855 reminiscent of the old days of Tsukiji, the Toto Tsukiji Hotel building, the sea scenery, and the Chiyozuru in the spring Irohama garden

A light balloon was drawn ... There was also a picture of Hiroshige Utagawa.　　　

Winter birds that came from Kamchatka in the fall spend winter in Japan and fly away from here and there.

Today, on the way home from shopping, I saw off the gulls departing from dike from Tsukiji in Kachidokibashi.

'My name is Shiohabaiza no koto no koto no koto no koto no koto no koto no koto no koto,'

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　The poems composed by Narihira Ariwarano, the Tale of Ise

      There are a lot of squirrels, so will you fly soon? ？ ？ ？ ・・・・・

　　I thought I set up my camera.

        Lots of squirrels are gathered...? ？ ？ ？

　　　On the right side of this photo, there were more squirrels.

　　　They were all lined up toward the river.

　　　When I thought, "I can't fly easily ..." I flew all at once.

    I went up high in the sky.

　　I wasn’t able to follow the camera at a very fast pace.

  View of Hamarikyu Onshi Garden from the 46th floor of the DENTSU Head Office Building.

A yellow carpet woven by 300,000 "canola flower" in a flower garden of about 3,000 square meters (according to the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Construction, "Kurokawa" and "Fushimi" of cold-flowered flowers) shines in spring sunlight.

The neighboring Umebayashi, where flowering had been delayed, was finally in full bloom.

In the middle ring of double-flowered, which gives various flowers to one tree, red, light red, aperture, and white, "Kenkyo" is a large double-flowered large flower that is said to have been favored by the 11th Shogun Ienari (It is said that it was named because it was surprised when the flower figure was large), "Yaeage wings" with red and double-flowered branches and calyxes, and "green calyx" with yellow-green and neat impression are in full bloom.

  　　　 <I think 1>　　　　　　　　　<I'm sorry 2>　　　　　　　　　<I think 3>

　　　　[Kenkyo]　　　　　　　　<Yae Yeageha>　　　　　　　　　　　<green calyx>

 In addition to the flower garden, you can also enjoy early spring flowers etc.

           　   <Japanese andromeda>　　　　　　　　　　　<Sanshuyu>　　　　　　　　 　<Kanhizakura>