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Chuo-ku Part 4, where children learn, "Nature Life in Chuo-ku-ku-Let's discover and observe brackish creatures"
This is Edamame, a correspondent with children.♪
Surprisingly (?) I've been introducing books that children who can learn can pick up about three times in the past.
1 → http://tokuhain.chuo-kanko.or.jp/detail.php?id=677
2 → http://tokuhain.chuo-kanko.or.jp/detail.php?id=686
3 → http://tokuhain.chuo-kanko.or.jp/detail.php?id=890
The taste may be a little different this time.
Until now, it used to be "children learn using this."
This time, I would like to introduce because the aspect of "Teaching from children" is quite large.
"Natural Life in Chuo-ku-Let's discover and observe brackish creatures-"
This is the result of studying, thinking, and summarizing the creatures of Tsukuda moat, "Children in Chuo-ku."
What is Tsukudabori in the first place? ？
In the first place, what is Tsukudabori?
This moat is located at 1-chome Tsukuda, Chuo-ku, connected to the Sumida River.
The place around the innermost part of the map "Waterway that looks like L-shaped upside down".
If you have taken the Chuo-ku Tourism Test, you can find the nearby Tsukuda Kobashi or Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine.
It is also a frequent item of certification, so I think you are often looking at it.
Because it is connected to the lowest basin of the Sumida River, this is a brackish water area.
Brackish water = freshwater and seawater are mixed.
Such brackish waters often become quite rich as habitat of living things.
It was produced by "Chuo-ku Children's Nature Correspondent"
The author is "The 3rd Chuo-ku Children's Nature Correspondent".
Hosted by the NPO Environmental Learning Study Group, children in Chuo-ku interact with, notice, investigate, record, and learn about the local nature.
He seems to have been working on producing images, picture books, maps and picture books.
This "3rd" is the result of what was implemented in 2008 (2008).
The contents are a three-piece set of picture books, maps (also a simple picture book), and DVD.
Picture books and maps based on children's handwritten sketches are available.
It's easy to understand.
If you look at the video on the DVD, you can see that a wide variety of creatures live here.
I'm rather a human being, and I'm not very familiar with living things.
There are so many kinds of creatures! I was quite surprised.
It's Chuo-ku with the impression that it's in the middle of the city.
It means that you can meet various natures if you look properly.
I think you've come to mind.
If you are interested, go to the Central City Library!
Of course, sir.
This "three-piece set" is owned by all three municipal libraries.
And it seems that the research results of "Chuo-ku Children's Nature Correspondent" conducted in other years are also held.
Please feel the appearance of Chuo-ku, which may be a hidden treasure trove of nature!
★Chuo Ward Kyobashi Library★
1-1-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku 1-2 basement floor of Chuo-ku government office
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★Nihonbashi Library, Chuo Ward★
1-1-17 Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Chuo-ku Nihonbashi Elementary School, etc. 6.7F
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★Chuo-ku Tsukishima Library★
4-1-1 Tsukishima, Chuo-ku, Tsukishima Kumin Center 3F
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★The website common to the three Central City Librarys★