Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

There may be many people who walk outside every day when the rainy season is a bit ... In such a case, be sure to enjoy a fun play indoors without worrying about rain!

 

British dark comedy where you can fully enjoy Dry Sense Of Humour"Everything in the garden" seems to dry the wet rainy season sky.

 

"All in the Gardens,"

Theater Japan Productions Performance

Gyre's Brook's original work, Kazuki Takase, adaptation and production

 

The script will be adapted and performed by British writer Gyre's Brook, the origin of Edward Alby's early masterpiece "All in the Gardens" (first premiered in Broadway 1967).

A dark comedy depicted in a light style like a situation comedy while dealing with a sensational topic of prostitution for women in middle-class families in large cities.

Take a look at the traditional comedy brought about by young couples' worries in the space of MAKOTO Theater Ginza, which has been renovated and became more dense with 70 seats.

 

Performance Date:　June 29　　  　　7:30 p.m.

　　　　　　June 30 2PM 7:30 PM

　　　  　　July 1, 2PM 7:30 PM

            July 2, 2PM 7:30PM

            July 3 1PM 5:30PM

 

Location: Makoto Theater Ginza (http://www.makototheater.com/)

 

Ticket: General 3,800 yen Student 2,500 yen

 

Please apply by fax or e-mail.

FAX: 03-5468-6462

E-mail:　[email protected] (Kazuki Takase)

 

　

 

 

 

Shimbashi Enbujo June On the way back from Daikabuki to Ginza, I was walking from Iwate Ginga Plaza to Ginza to have tea in Ginza.
I was fascinated by the cute illustration of the display.
The shop was "Saisenbei" (Saiwai Senbei). Yukisenmochi is headquartered in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture.
There was also a hail of Kosenmochi in the "Gunma-chan House" lined up.
The shop I visited is the Ginza Main Store (front of Kabukiza Theater).

I've got it before, and the cute illustration left an impression.
It was here! And immediately went to the shop

This time, I purchased the drawstrings "Seven Lucky Gods Arare" and "Medeta Festival".

The drawstring "Seven Lucky Gods Array" is in a small bag for each taste, and there are two types of rose, and I chose the type of rose.
Each one is wrapped individually with a cute Seven Lucky Gods illustration.

Seven bite-sized flavors

(Shiso, cheese, butter, curry, shrimp, Tang garashi, blue seaweed) is fun. It's light mouthfeel and bite-sized, so it's easy to reach your hands.
All of them are delicious, but personally I like the cheese flavor. Packaging in pastel colors is also cute.
Seven Lucky Gods Arare won the Mond Selection Gold Award for the third consecutive year.

My hand stretched over the hail

"Medeta Festival" was purchased in response to the word "Festival" because I like the festival. It contains 10 kinds of oysters and 4 kinds of sweets, and this is also fun.♪
Among them, I miss the place where ramune and calmeyaki are contained.
I remembered that I had always bought some carmeyaki in fair.

  There are many other types in the store, and what should I do next? I think so.
Not only for home use, but also for gifts.

The shop will talk more easily and serve customers cold barley tea during the checkout.

The care and smile were very nice.
It was hot that day, so I didn't hesitate to get it. Thank you for your dinner.

Why don't you stop by when you go shopping in Ginza or go out to Kabuki theater?

I would like to talk about the tourist association correspondent blog and thank you for your cooperation in shooting inside the store.

Thank you very much.

 

"Kosenmochi"'s website
http://www.7292.com/

 

 

 

Gourmet Information｜ Ginza area
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In the "3 good friends" following the 117th row of "Tsurezure Grass", "7 good friends", the first "doctor (kusushi), wisdom friend" was "Mokururu Tomo" Do you remember?

When I first met this stage in class, I still remember that I was very shocked, saying, "I'm a good friend, so it's a good friend." (I was young)

 

The "Tachibana no Karinto" introduced this time is a gift from my "Mokururu Tomo".

The origin of "Karinto" is unknown due to various theories such as "Tang confectionery brought by envoy to the Tang Dynasty" and "One of the Nanban confectionery", but it seems that there are many sweets similar to the world. After frying roughly, add honey of "black sugar" or "white sugar", but this is a white sugar type. Two kinds of thick "roll" thin "sada". The shiny glossy karinto wearing a transparent candy-colored clothing is very elegant and crisp and light. I am tempted to want to eat every bag once without worrying about calories. There is also a magazine that introduces "Tokyo's three major karinto". Bags are recommended for home use, and cans are recommended for souvenirs.

In a bag: 300G 800 yen, round cans 1100 yen to 5000 yen, corner cans 1300 yen to 3700 yen

Tachibana: 8-7-19 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Gang'an Building 1F　

　TEL03-3571-5661
　Business hours from 11:00 to 19:00 (Saturday to 17:00 holidays)

 

 

The shop I found when I turned right at the corner of Ginza's cozy corner.
It's a rice cracker called Irifune Domoto store.

 

At an old movie theater, "How about caramel?"
It's a call. That was the beginning of the rice cracker at Irifunedo.
It seems that he took on the rice crackers at movie theaters and theaters all over Tokyo.

 

 

I've seen a scene like that in an old manga.
Of course, it's my first time to eat real things.

This time, I purchased "Ginza fried" as a souvenir of GW.
When the name Ginza is included, I just want to buy it (laughs).

 

　

 

And there is a thousand cars for myself.
There are two small rice crackers in a box like a thousand boxes.
It looks interesting and delicious (*^^*)

There are six flavors: soy sauce, sesame, seaweed, blue seaweed, chili, and shrimp.
It's a thousand boxes that contain a rice cracker full of oval-shaped rice crackers
It looks good as a gift!

Irifune-do homepage

 

 

 　Tsukiji's spirit mark, Tsukiji Kiyomura, is conducting a 10th anniversary campaign. 

 

Today, I was walking while thinking about something that could be eaten right away, and at the intersection of Tsukiji 4-chome, I received a flyer for Sushizanmai. Oh, that's right! A spinning sushi and a flash

To "Sushizanmai" in Tsukiji Kiyo Village.

 

 

 

 

 

Since I didn't come for a while, the menu has increased, and there are tazarts such as American chierie and cakes.　My little child looks happy.

The flyer I received said, "For those affected by the disaster in Great East Japan Earthquake, we will use some of the sales during the period as a donation to Great East Japan Earthquake through the Japanese government."　　　If you win, the special prize will be a gift of one tuna for 3 people. The A prize is a meal ticket of 10,000 yen for 150 people, and the B prize is a special Sushizanmai free ticket (equivalent to 3,150 yen including tax).　I'll have a discount of 500 yen.　I have to hurry to Sushizanmai.　The event will be held until June 25, 2011.

For more information, see http://www.kiyomura.co.jp/.