Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

It's summer performance, isn't it?
Perhaps because of the climate, I was sick for about a month, so I went to the osteopath after a long absence.
It is "Ginza Kiboricho Osteopath" that has often saved pinch.

I personally trust you.

　　　　

It is located on the 5th floor of a building near the post office along Showa-dori between Takaracho Station and Higashi-Ginza Station on the Toei Asakusa Line.

　　　

At "Ginza Kiboricho Osteopath", you can deal with pain and unpleasant symptoms with a kind interview and reliable treatment.

　　　　　

　　　　　

When I hugged my child and fell into my hip...
When I fell asleep and I couldn't get pain in my neck for about 3 weeks...
When I did intense exercise and felt so painful that I thought, "Absolutely broke."...
Thank you for your sure pain in 1 to several treatments.

　　　　　

Sometimes I use models and illustrations to explain what's going on, so it's easy to imagine.

　　　　　　

It's very easy to understand if it's like this.

　　　　　

　　　　　　　　　　　
This mukumi was treated on the mukumi improvement course.
Of course, I was refreshed that day, but I noticed that my feet were warm the next day, and I was impressed by one at the workplace of cooling gungan, saying, "Teacher!"

　　　　　

　　　　　　　
I had quite strong stiff shoulders and went to various places, but both stiff shoulders and swelling were usually good immediately after the treatment, but after a week (the earliest the next day), frustration came back and go again...It's easy to do.
However, thanks to this teacher, for the first time, I felt "I have fundamentally improved !!", and recently I have been released from manipulative commuting \ (^ o ^) /

　　　　　　　

　　　　
Also, the teacher's personality is warm.
He is warm and healthy enough to think, "Is there a hocaron?", But he casually relaxes his luggage that fits in his heart in a conversation.
The mind and body are connected.

　　　　

　　　　
Not only in Ginza, but the city is full of osteopaths, and where to go?..."Ginza Kiboricho Osteopath" is a reliable and good osteopath.
There is no doubt because I say that I have moved here and there (' ▽ `*) !

　　　　

If you have a pain or upset☆

　　　　　

　　　　
◆Ginza Kobikicho Osteopath
Address: 5th floor, Okayasu Building, 1-20-16 Ginza, Chuo-ku
ＨＰ： http://ginkobiseikotu.com/

　　　　

　　　　

　　　　

 

 

　

The harsh heat continues, how are you all?

Today, I would like to introduce some Inaba udon shops that can be enjoyed even in hot summers.

　

　

　

Inaba udon is one of Japan's three largest udon noodles and is a specialty of Akita Prefecture.

Founded in the first year of Mannobu (1860), he continues to preserve traditional techniques by hand by craftsmen.
It is said that no one knows the name of Yosuke Sato Shoten in Akita Prefecture.

　

Ginza Yosuke Sato is a shop where you can taste such authentic Inaba udon in Chuo-ku.

　

Here's what I ordered this time.

　

　

Two flavors
There are two types of soup, soy sauce and sesame. The beautiful udon is shiny.
It was a smooth texture and chewy texture, and it was delicious enough to eat forever.

　

Thai curry two flavors

This is also two flavors. Green curry and red curry. It seems to be a popular menu since its opening.
The spices contained in curry also work to rejuvenate the stomach, and it is recommended in summer when appetite tends to decrease.

　

In addition to Inaba udon, we also have Kiritanpo pots and water-cooking Hinauchi chicken with regional cuisine in Akita Prefecture.

There is a course where you can enjoy locally brewed sake, and the store also sells dried noodles and soup souvenirs.

You can purchase souvenirs without having to eat. Good as a gift.
I want to eat well in summer and survive the heat.

　

　

Ginza Yosuke Sato

6-4-17 Ginza, Chuo-ku, 1st floor of Idei Main Building
０３－６２１５－６２１１
Open all year round except New Year holidays and Bon Festival

　

In Akita Prefecture this month, flood damage​ was reported in various places due to record heavy rains.

I would like to express my heartfelt sympathy to those who have suffered the damage.

　

 

 

Ginza 1-7-7 Paula Museum Annex

We are holding an exhibition entitled "Sebastian Masuda X Claude Monet Point-Rhythm World-The Microspace of Monet-" to create a very wonderful fantastic world.

　Just as two daughters, about elementary school students, were brought by their father and cheered quietly.

　They agreed with their father, "It is important to show beautiful things and the real thing from an early age for emotional education for children."　After that, while talking about other museums and galleries, we went along Ginza Street, but went out for high-quality shopping.

　

The exhibition will be held from July 21 to September 3, 2017.

Click here for the website of the museum. http://www.po-holdings.co.jp/m-annex/

 

 

The word "alley" seems to have a mysterious charm, and recently I'm going to see what is called "back alley walk" in town walks.

　

Let's introduce the shops in Ginza ALLEY, one of the alleys entering from Ginza Chuo-dori. (ALLEY is said to be derived from French called alee in English, which means narrow streets / Yokocho / alleyways where cars cannot pass.)

After the rainy season, he said, "The full-fledged heat will be in the future." Ginza Street is the same lively atmosphere, regardless of the heat. "Mannendo" is located in the passage with the sign of "Ginza ALLEY" between Chuo-dori Core Building and facing Azuma-dori. Mannendo was founded in Kyoto as "Kameya Izumi". It was 1617 (1617) in the early Edo period. With the relocation of the capital, we set up a shop in Yaesu Kitamaki-cho in 1872 and moved to Ginza after the earthquake. As soon as you visit the shop, you will find plenty of cold barley tea in a large bowl. It's a nice hospitality. Today, we can't help but get the famous "Mede Sugar" (260 yen) and fumanju (200 yen) unique to this season. There is also "Koryomochi" with matcha (260 yen). "Ki no Tsuyu" (150 yen) also has warabi powder and Honkuzu like summer and cannot be removed. The idea of offering the tray, which was delayed, came to mind during the old tray season to make this "Ki no Tsuyu".

　

Even so, I saw the sweet "Ginza Wakamatsu" lined up right away. Signboards and product displays are the same as they were decades ago. I miss you. When you enter the store, there are only women who are nervous, but I'm glad that the atmosphere of "Showa" has not changed at all. "Ginza Wakamatsu" started in this area in 1894. Even now, the same place as that time is amazing. It's also famous as the first shop to make "Anmitsu". "Alleys" have a little secret and obscene image, but this Ginza ALLEY is an alley with a refreshing and slightly different stylish atmosphere.

　

Mannen Domoto store Ginza 5-8-20 Azuma Denwa 3571-3777 11:00-20:00 Summer holidays from August 22 to 28

Ginza Wakamatsu Ginza 5-8-20 Phone 3571-0349 11:00-19:30 Closed at 20:00

 

 

In the Edo period, there was a Nakayashiki of the Matsudaira family of the Echizen Fukui clan in the Shinkawa 1-2-chome area in Chuo-ku. The mansion faces the Sumida River, and moats were installed on the other three sides. This moat was called "Echizen moat" and became the old town name. A detailed explanation board is located in the brightened Echizenbori Children's Park, which is reopened this spring.

The revetment of this moat is masonry, with a width of 12 to 15 (about 20 to 30 m), and seems to have been used as a canal. The stones on this revetment are dug out during road construction and are displayed beside the road. It is a shape called machiishi. The surface of the stone is basically square, the back part is thin toward the tip of the square cone, and the gap is filled with stones and the like to make a retaining wall.

　

The following is an exhibition of Machiishi on the sidewalk in Chuo-ku.

Echizen moat trace (near Shinkawa 2-chome)

Related to Shiodome Site (Near Showa-dori, Ginza 8-chome)

Horidome River Ruins Related (Kobunacho)

These are inconspicuous exhibitions on the roadside, but are one of the fun exhibits of walking around Chuo-ku, where you can hide archeological sites such as moats and waterways from the Edo period.

　

 

 

With the concept of "I want you to taste the world's best coffee in Ginza"
The Royal Crystal Cafe is said to have been created by the president of Dotor.

　

Located in the basement of Royal Crystal Building on Namiki-dori St.
It's a hideaway cafe.

　

When I went there a few years ago, I went to drink coffee.
This time, Afternoon Tea went for a look.

　

　

　

As was the last time, when you come here, you can immerse yourself in a very elegant mood.
There are few young people, so it's quiet.
There are several semi-private rooms, so it's very calm.

　

　

　

Afternoon Tea is free to replace it,
You can change from coffee to tea and from tea to coffee only once.

　

It's very fulfilling in three tiers, and it's 2800 yen!
The cups of the antique collection are also very nice.

　

　

It is a space where you can enjoy truly delicious coffee to your heart's content.

　

Royal Crystal Cafe website