Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

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Anping Inari is a quiet shrine surrounded by greenery, located in a corner of an apartment.

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According to the fire figures from 1932 to 11 and 1945, there was a restaurant called "Wan'an-ro".
In addition, according to the 1990 version of the "List of Temples and Shrines", the location is "List of Temples and Shrines"......It is the Wan'an Tower Garden.

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Even if it is well-maintained and the environment changes, the thoughts of the people around the shrine seem to remain the same for any time.

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　Walk along Yanagi-dori, which runs between Ginza 1-chome and 2-chome, and just before going to Showa-dori, "Nelson's Cafe Ginza" is on the left.

In the evening, alcohol is the main "Nelson's Bar Alta Mar", and it is a cafe only during the daytime, business hours are from 7:00 to 15:00 on weekdays and around 10:00 on Saturdays and Sundays.

　

　

Master Daeski (Daisuke) is also a band activity by ukulele as "Deski with Love".

　

It's been about two months since I opened a cafe in Ginza, but before that, I was working at Potie Coffee in Hatchobori 2-chome. Potie coffee was lost due to the rebuilding of the building, and it was decided to move to a shop in Shin-Yokohama, but since "I want to work related to coffee in Chuo-ku!" I borrowed the time before it started and started the cafe myself.

　

　

With a passion for coffee, I am working hard to make everyone enjoy the coffee that I think is delicious, and my specialty coffee is brewed with a device called "Cafe Metal".

　

　

※Mr Daeski is putting beans in the cafe metal.

　

Because it can be extracted without using paper, you can enjoy the oil of beans and have a clear taste. "Cafe Metal" is manufactured and sold by "Make Mä Co., Ltd." in Shintomi, and the power of connection to Chuo-ku is alive.

　

At Tokyo Dumbo, I was able to deeply feel the lingering taste and aroma in my mouth after swallowing coffee. Also, since the second cup is half price, I enjoyed two cups of recommended blended coffee differently.

　

※All interiors are specifications that image the "sea"

　

　

I think I spent a little slow time in Ginza and regained my mind.

　

Nelson's Cafe Ginza: 1-14-10 Ginza, Chuo-ku Matsu Kusu Building 1F

　

 

 

While late, I read the book "Ieyasu, build Edo" (Shodensha), which became a hot topic last year.

The author is Yoshiki Kadoi. He is a novelist with a wide range of styles, from mystery to historical novels.

Ieyasu Tokugawa, who was sealed in the Kanto region by Hideyoshi Toyotomi, created the deserted wilderness and Edo at the time of the marshland into the largest metropolis in the world.

Naturally, there are many places related to Chuo-ku, and the Keicho era oval casting by Shozaburo Goto (Goto) Shozaburo, who is said to be the origin of the name of "Ichiishibashi" (Goto and Goto with Ichiishi) over the Nihonbashi River. The story related to Koza and Ginza, which was exactly what happened in Chuo-ku.

The perspectives of "Project X" and "Bra Tamori" were fresh, such as the replacement of the Tone River, which was pouring into Tokyo Bay at that time, the attraction of Kanda Josui, the stone cutting of Izu for the stone walls of Edo Castle, and the construction of Edo Castle central keep.

For generations, the stories of civil servants and technicians working on large-scale infrastructure development in Edo were very interesting and read at once.

I recommend it.