Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

This shop is close to Hatchobori 2-chome, Hatchobori Station, just off the alley from Shin-ohashi-dori St.

The red sign and red door, red window frame, and inside of the store are cute shops that use red effectively.

I'm sorry to bother you at lunch

The shop has the first and second floors, and since I was alone on the day, I sat down at the counter seats on the first floor.

I ordered a set A.

You can choose a drink or salad for the A set, and the B set has both a drink and a salad.

From 3 types of pasta, choose the bongole pasta of peeled clams.

Raw pasta is thick, chewy, and smooth

The seasoning of Bongore, the flavor of garlic and black pepper is moderate, and there are quite a lot of clams, and it is very delicious.

After 12 o'clock, customers will come in one after another, so it is desirable to enter this shop as soon as possible.

The shop says "pizza & wine, cheese", so I would like to come next night and taste pizza, wine, and cheese.

The lunch time on weekdays is from 11:00 to 14:00, and the dinner time is from 17:00.

Regular holidays are Sunday and public holidays.

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http://www.otto0731.com/

 

 

This is the second half of the blog that took a walk along the red dashed line river’s edge on the map below with two dogs.

Area D

Chuo-ohashi Bridge is a diagonal bridge that was built over the Sumida River in 1994.

This photo shows the high-rise apartments in Tsukuda over Chuo-ohashi Bridge from the Shinkawa area side.

Area E

View Chuo-ohashi Bridge from river’s edge in the Shinkawa area.

In 1873, it is the trace of the Reigishijima tide center installed in this area.

What appears behind the scenes is Tsukuda's high-rise apartment complex

Area F

Minami Takahashi is a bridge built over the Kamejima River in 1932.

Through the earthquake disaster recovery project, the central part of the former Ryogoku Bridge has been relocated, reinforced and reused.

This is Minami Takahashi from the Minato area side.

Area G

It is a long and spacious Sumida River terrace in the Minato area.

The walk in river’s edge feels good because of the wind.

By the way, the information on the history of this blog is based on the official text of the Chuo-ku Tourism Test, "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia", which was started on October 1 of this month.

 

 

The season became better, and it was the best time for a walk.

In the morning, we took a walk along the red dashed line river’s edge on the map below with two dogs.

I walked counterclockwise from A to B, C ...

In the first half, we will introduce A to D.

Area A

At the base of Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge, the remnant of Tsukuda-no-Hari, which remains on the Minato side, is the site of the Tsukuda Island Ferry Terminal.

Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge is a bridge with a simple design that was built in 1964 instead of Tsukuda's ferry.

I remember hearing or reading that 1964 was a simple design in time for the last Tokyo Olympics, but it's a bit vague.

The high-rise apartments over Tsukuda Island seen from the sidewalk on the north side seem to see Tokyo and Edo together, and it is a favorite view.

Area B

Tsukuda Island was built in 1644 by a fisherman who entered Edo from Tsukuda-mura, Nishinari-gun, Settsu-kuni, reclaimed the mouth of the Sumida River.

It is said that the origin of Tsukudani was that fishermen on Tsukuda Island boiled small fish and shellfish with salt and soy sauce for their preservation food.

The remnants of "Tsukuda's ferry" are the ruins of Tsukuda Island ferryboat (Tsukuda side).

Next to this monument, there is also stone monument of Hideji Hojo, a playwright who loved Tsukuda Island.

"If it snows, Tsukuda is an old island of Edo."

Tsukuda Kobashi, a monument of Tsukuda Island

It spans the Tsukuda River tributary, and the vermilion balustrade is impressive.

Area C

It is the site of Ishikawajima Lighthouse

The beginning of the Ishikawajima Lighthouse was a nightlight built in 1866 by Ishikawajima Hitoshishoroba magistrate for ships sailing on the Sumida River by human feet.

The Ishikawajimajin Ashojo was made by that "Kihei" Heizo Hasegawa proposed to Sadanobu Matsudaira.

This area is the site of the former Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries, where ultra-high-rise apartments stand in the forest.

The water bus "Hotaluna" went up the Sumida River.

This is the design of Reiji Matsumoto.

Indeed, a spacecraft on the water

Area D

Chuo-ohashi Bridge is a diagonal bridge that was built over the Sumida River in 1994.

The walk in river’s edge feels good because of the wind.

By the way, the information on the history of this blog is based on the official text of the Chuo-ku Tourism Test, "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia", which was started on October 1 of this month.

 

 

　The 13th antenna shop stamp rally in Chuo-ku started on October 4th.　stamp rally mounts are available at each antenna shop. There are 25 participating stores in each prefecture this year.

If you get stamps from 17 different stores from all 25 stores, you can apply for this booklet with a postcard that fits in. Those who collect stamps from all 25 stores will be automatically entered in the "Complete Award" assortment of prizes provided by all W Chance stores.

　Read the explanation on the stamp rally antenna shop guide and make the most of the use of coupons and coupon benefits.

"For the first 200 people, ..." can only be received as soon as possible during the event. "For the first 20 people every day ..." It must arrive early in the store opening.　Today, it was a start from noon, so I visited a shop called "For the first 200 people ..." and the shops around it.

Thank you very much for a shop called "5% discount from shopping price".　Don't panic, let's use it within the period.

This time, we are also thinking of exploring sweets in each prefecture.

For example, at one of the shops I visited today, "Food Kuni Fukuikan", I purchased it because Hafuju mochi is popular.

　

The last day of this year's antenna shop stamp rally is October 23.　Please enjoy it.

The application deadline is valid for applications to the BOX provided on Sunday, October 28 during the day and in the case of mail, postmark on the day.

 

 

　In commemoration of the 160th anniversary of the Japan-France exchange, Japan-France cooperation and numerous events are held throughout the year in a wide range of fields.

As a highlight project for the large-scale complex cultural arts event "Japonism 2018" developed mainly in Paris, France, the Eiffel Tower in Paris was dyed in Japanese colors on September 13 and 14, On September 14 and 15, Tokyo Tower was specially lit up in three colors of the French flag, but 160 years ago Osamu 18 years ago, 160 years ago, 150 years ago, the French flag.

From Chuo-ohashi Bridge to Eitai Bridge, the skeleton of the Tokyo Sky Tree, which shines gorgeously in tricolor, emerges.

 

 

October 10 is the day of the public bath.

You can easily find the official website of the Tokyo Bath Association just by searching for "1010".

　

　

On October 7, a "Sento Certification" was also conducted.

This test was once performed around November 26 (a good bath day).

It's a little trivia.

　

There are currently 9 public baths in Chuo Ward.

In this correspondent blog, sometimes the topic of public baths appears.

　

　

As a bath lover, I went around more than 100 public baths in Tokyo alone.

It is a real pleasure to enjoy the feeling of traveling while staying in Tokyo in combination with walking around the town.

　

Some of the public baths are no longer available, and the modern building on the site is built.

I don't feel lonely when I look at it, but it's created by the city with the times.

Evidence that has changed. It's a nostalgic memory now.

　

By the way, those who have taken the "Sento Test" have just waited for the results, but

We have just started applying for the Chuo-ku Tourism Test this month.

　

Autumn deepens and the holiday weather continues.

Take the "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia" in one hand and walk around the town and go to Onsen tour.

Please go out.

　

　

　

Click here for a list of public baths in Chuo-ku

Central Bath Association Official Website Fureai no Yu http://www.268chuou.com/

　

　

※This article has nothing to do with a high-end daily newspaper that boasts the third largest circulation in the United States.