This page is translated using machine translation. Please note that the content may not be 100% accurate.

Chuo-ku Tourism Association Official Blog

Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Introducing Chuo-ku's seasonal information by sightseeing volunteer members who passed the Chuo-ku Tourism Association's Chuo-ku Tourism Certification and registered as correspondents.

List of Authors

>>About this blog

Recent blog post

Goodbye to the Kabukiza Theater for a while

[Shitamachi Tom] April 21, 2010 12:00

2010kabukiza1000.JPG [Kabukiza] will finally be closed this month only.

Every day, many people who regret their remnants are coming in.sprinkle

Even on this day, in the rainy weather, people come together. I tightened my ticket and slowly passed through the front door which I had passed many times. As soon as you enter, you will be wrapped in the air of the playhouse.

2010kabukiza2000.JPGThe audience's excitement spreads more than usual. In the tightly packed spectator seats, you can see the attitude of burning the last performance firmly in your eyes.

As you know, the current [Kabukiza] was built in the current style in 1925 after several renovations, and was rebuilt in 1951 after being destroyed by the war. It has long been loved by people as the origin of Japanese Kabuki culture.heart

2010kabukiza3000.JPGRather than Higashiginza, I think that the atmosphere of "Kibiki-cho ..." is more like an atmosphere.

Let's say goodbye for a while until the next generation of theaters opens in three years. The "stick board" (a board that beats the clap as the sound effect of the stage) set up in front of the "formal curtain" seemed to have a feeling of regret.weep

The play culture that shines brilliantly in Chuo-ku will continue to nurture history. Even while Kabukiza is closed, you can enjoy it at several theaters such as Shimbashi Enbujo, Meijiza, Mitsukoshi Theater, and Le Theatre Ginza.

I would like to continue to value it as a flower of urban culture.good 

 

 

More Goodbye to the Kabukiza Theater for a while

 

The Yae-zakura of Ginza Sakura-dori St. is now in full bloom.

[Mapo ★] April 16, 2010 16:30

It's a personal preference, but I like Yae-zakura because it's flashy and brighter than Yoshino cherry tree!

If I have the opportunity to go to Ginza at this time, I'm looking forward to the Yae-zakura of Sakura-dori St.

Two years ago, when I contacted the Civil Engineering Department Green Park Division in Chuo-ku about the best time to see it.

I was very kind to teach you and I was able to go when it was in full bloom!

(photod on April 15, 2008)

HI380003(1). JPG

RIMG0060.JPG

Well, I'd like to contact you today for the first time in two years.

 

 It was said, "I'm going to be in full bloom now" (* ^^ *)

If you are going to Ginza, please do not hesitate!

From the hit of Liptton at the corner of 1-chome on Sotobori-dori St. to the police box on Ginza Street.

Yae-zakura should be blooming beautifully on Sakura-dori St.★

This Sakura-dori St. is a hidden cherry blossom spot with 50 Yae-zakura trees.

 

 

 

Manpuku, a Chinese soba restaurant in Kibiki-cho

[Silver] April 16, 2010 09:50

 Today is Friday. After drinking a cup at Tsukiji 4-chome, go to "Manfuku" that I wanted to go from before.

CIMG4564.jpg

A businessman with a parent and child with a young Anchan. I'm ordering "fresh" ramen.

When I turned my camera, he responded with peace. 

CIMG4443.jpg

 I ordered the same thing, too. It's a light soy sauce ramen.

CIMG4444.jpg

 Neighbors come along and share the gyoza.

CIMG4448.jpg

 This time, I'll take a full course from the hors d'oeuvres here.

It's my impression. The owner who responded like a hotelman. Also, I would like you to feel free to contact me.

This is also available in yahoo and gnavi, but it is not crowded on weekdays.

Silver

 

 

The Ginza moxibustion room of Sennen moxibustion opens

[Mapo ★] April 12, 2010 20:44

I've used it for a long time. You have stiff shoulders.
But it is a type that doesn't use fire because it's scary.

Speaking of moxibustion, I remember that grandma was doing it directly with mogusa.
I'm afraid of fire because I have that image (laughs).

But you can try this moxibustion room in Ginza for free.
I went there because I could teach you advice and how to use it.

R0013123.JPG R0013120.JPG

Recent moxibustion is cute because of the scent of flowers and the scent of fruits!
When the shop was opened, it's beautiful and fashionable!
There seems to be a treatment room and a moxibustion class on the upper floor.

In the showroom on the first floor, I tried to use fire.
I got 4 free of charge.
It's not hot, but it feels like it's working on that part.

Because the master is hay fever and atopy, and there are pots that work with them.
I'm going to buy 50 fruit scents and try them together.

I received a variety of samples with a type that does not use fire and another fragrance.

R0013141.JPG R0013122.JPG

Also, you can apply for a sample from the Sennen Moxibustion website!
There is also a point book that can be viewed on a personal computer, which is convenient.

Sennkyu~ ♪ Click here for the website.

 

 

 

Do you know the green post?

[Sam] April 6, 2010 22:23

CIMG1054S.JPG CIMG1141SS.JPGTrees in urban areas are exposed to harsh growth environments such as narrow soil spaces, shade between buildings, dryness in summer, air pollution, pruning/cutting, etc., and color our city and life with various functions.

When selecting tree species, in addition to the suitability such as street environment tolerance, pruning hassle, pest and pest resistance, etc., the tree shape, flower / fruit / young leaves / autumn leaves can be seen, local requests, regional characteristics, landscape, etc. It will be adjusted in consideration of etc.

The popularity of tree species seems to be changing from time to time.

It seems that platanus was previously planted here at Namiki-dori St., but at the beginning of the Heisei era, roads were greatly renovated, and pavements were widened and colored pavements were turned into Japanese linden tree (the local plate was Linden <West Japanese linden tree> on the local plate, but in the materials of Chuo-ku, Japanese linden tree). The young leaves are gradually sprouting.

CIMG1120S.JPGCIMG1139S.JPG

  

Now, all the photos above are Namiki-dori St. The left is the streets of 1-chome to 4-chome and the right is the streets of 5-chome to 8-chome.

The atmosphere is different from each other, but this time, pay attention to the 5th to 8th chome side!

That's right. A total of four midri posts are installed from 5-chome to 8-chome.

It blends into the atmosphere of the street.

This is not the only one.

The roof of the telephone box is also green.

The umbrella of the streetlights is also a mad.

The number displayed on the street is also green.

A green color.

Did you know everyone?

 

CIMG1052SS.JPG  CIMG1057S.JPG     CIMG1055S.JPG