Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

This is Shirayuki No. 2 store on the 2nd floor of Charman Hatchobori, Shintomi 1-chome.

It will be the second store of the eel shop "Shirayuki" right next to it.

It is located on the second floor of the Hong Kong-en Hatchobori store, which I introduced the other day.

The nearest station is Hatchobori Station, which is about a 4-minute walk away.

This is an izakaya where you can enjoy authentic eel dishes with karaoke at night, but it is a restaurant where you can enjoy a relaxing meal during the day.

Because it is on the second floor, it is quiet and has a snack-like interior, so you can eat calmly.

As for the lineup of lunch, "Tsukimi Oyakodon", "Yaki Gyudon", "Sukiyaki Nabe", "Motsunabe", and "Unashige" are lined up. Today, I ordered "Unatamadon" is.

Lunch time is from Monday to Friday from 11:30 to 13:20 until the last order. In the evening, from 17:30 to 22:30 until the last order.

On Saturday, it will be open only at night.

Regular holidays are Sunday and public holidays.

Thank you for lunch with vegetable salad and soup.

"Unatamadon" has a very good match between eel and egg, and the sauce (dashi) soaked in rice is delicious.

The store's response is also pleasant

There are plenty of night banquet plans (e.g., karaoke singing all-you-can-eat karaoke, secondary party courses, etc.)

I'll come again.

Hong Kong-en Hatchobori, an authentic Chinese restaurant based in Shanghai & Sichuan, located just a bit on the Kyobashi side from Irifune 1-chome, Shin-ohashi-dori St.

The nearest station is Hatchobori Station.

There are plenty of lunch menu here.

Today, I ordered "Fukahire Ankake Rice Set"

This set is quite volumey, but it's delicious so it's okay at all.

The shark fins are mellow and familiar with rice and really delicious.

It is also nice to have vegetable salad, egg soup, and spicy sprouts.

No matter what you eat, it is a safe taste.

It will be full after 12:00 on weekdays, so we recommend entering the store early.

Our business hours are from 11:00 to 23:30.

It's open on Sunday as well.

Anyway, there are many variations of lunch set, so if you are thinking about lunch near here, please consider it.

Hello. This is a new correspondent, Hanes.
It was in September in a blink of an eye, and I began to feel autumn in the wind.

A while ago, I went to Hatchobori Bon Odori, which was held at Keika Square at the end of August.
Last year, I moved to Chuo-ku and it was only a few months ago.
I didn't just look at it from the street, so this year's first full participation!
The sound of musical instruments unique to Bon Odori resonates around me, so I am naturally excited.
I felt so long that I was waiting for the traffic light.



Only the last two songs were participated, but "This is Edo Bon Dance" and "This is Edo Bon Dance".



You can feel the uniqueness of Chuo-ku and Hatchobori, such as the "Edo Hatchobori Ondo" decorated with birds.



There was an image of "Tokyo = a dry community with no neighborhood association".
Chuo-ku completely overturned my preconception
There are surprisingly many foreigners who enjoy Japanese culture in one hand, and there are international aspects.
I feel like I was able to get a glimpse of the livable aspects of Chuo-ku, which values connections within the area.
Also, the colorful Japanese lantern that colors the night sky was impressive!



At the end, fireworks were launched from the second floor.
Unlike the big fireworks festival, it can be launched nearby, so it's impressive.
What can raise fireworks in this way in the town, with the cooperation and understanding of local fire brigades.
I learned the details and easy-to-understand articles of senior correspondent Tokyo Dumbo, who was reporting on this Bon Odori the other day.

Next is Kyobashi Bon Odori at Kyobashi Chuo Hiroba, which I happened to start the next day.
The other day, Mr. Ginzo, a senior correspondent, also reported.
The venue was excited in men and women of all ages wearing yukata without losing the rain!





It is also impressive that the sound of the flute was echoing throughout the venue.



For me from Ibaraki, which is rich in nature, it was very fresh to perform Bon Odori between modern commercial facilities, but it was very fresh.
It is unique to Chuo-ku that you can enjoy Bon Odori, which combines these traditions and modern times.



You can enjoy the Bon Odori introduced this time just by looking at it.
You should also be satisfied with those who are not good at dancing!

"WINE & CURRY STAND KHADONO" on the first floor of Shintomi Mihama Building, Shintomi 1-chome, Shintomi Mihama Building.

It's a delicious curry stand for lunch and a nice wine stand for the evening.

The nearest station is Hatchobori Station on the JR Keiyo Line, JR Musashino Line, and Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. You can also walk from Shintomicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line.

I visited you for lunch today.

This lunch is from Monday to Friday from 11:30 to 14:00.

Dinner is Monday through Saturday, from 18:00 to 23:00.

Sunday, public holidays, and third Saturday are closed.

Order "Curry of minced meat and vegetables"

The rice was hard and matched with curry, had plenty of minced meat and spicy, and the vegetables had a strong presence, and it was delicious.

With boiled eggs and pickles, it's delicious and looks good.

Another lunch menu on the day, "Green Curry of Shrimp and Vegetables" was also delicious.

I haven't visited the restaurant at night yet, but it seems that the shop will serve a fun tidbits based on the concept of "ates in various countries", so I would like to taste a wine stand with a good atmosphere for the long autumn night that will begin.

Click here for KHADONO (Kadono) website.　⇒

http://www.khadono.com/

　On September 6, the Tokyo Regional Meteorological Observatory reported that one of the Japan Meteorological Agency's biological seasonal observation information "Japanese pampas grass Flowering".

3 days earlier than normal and 5 days earlier than last year.

Because the spike resembles the tail of an animal, it is also called Obana, and it is counted as one of the seven herbs in autumn, and is a plant that symbolizes autumn. It is also used for decorations for fifteen nights, autumn motifs such as Japanese painting and Makie, local toys, and thatched roofs, and is popular with many people over time.

Horticultural varieties include Takanohasuki, Shima Japanese pampas grass, and Itosuki.

Along the Hakozaki Riverside Green Road, Japanese pampas grass is fighting against the wind against the backdrop of the Sumida River Ohashi.

The view of Japanese pampas grass shining in the sun against the river surface is a typical scene of early autumn.

The relocation of Tsukiji Market is approaching on October 6, and it has become a hot topic.
Meanwhile, I visited the Tokyo Stock Exchange (Tokyo Stock Exchange), which can be said to be the "market" representing Chuo-ku.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange is located in Nihonbashi Kabutocho, Chuo-ku, but the nearest station is Kayabacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line and Hibiya Line.

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The tour facility "Tokyo Stock Exchange Arrows" does not require reservations and can be visited free of charge from 9:00 to 16:30 (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, and the year-end and New Year holidays).

※Reservations are required for free tours and guided tours for groups of 10 or more.
※The final admission time is 16:00, but it seems that the final admission time may be advanced or admission may be restricted due to circumstances.
The entrance is west exit.

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When you enter the museum, take a strict security check like an airport, and you will first visit a museum where you can learn about the history of securities.
Tokyo Stock Exchange, the predecessor of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, was established in 1878 and was reopened in 1949 after a period of turmoil after the war, and a new market was completed in 1984.
There is a corner where you can experience stock trading on the second floor.

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As you go ahead, things that you often see on TV and newspapers appear, and the tension naturally rises.

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Round checker

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Market center

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Mascot Toshi

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Through a tour of the Tokyo Stock Exchange Arrows, I realized once again that Chuo-ku is supporting the Japanese economy.
Recently, adult social tours seem to be popular.
How about everyone!