Official
2020 Sanno Festival Special Issue
I was walking in Kyobashi, and a shrine of "Kyo Ninishi" was enshrined next to the florist on the first floor of "Kyobashi Edgran", and lanterns were displayed.
And I remembered that it was the season of the Sanno Festival every year.
Information on the contents of the special issue
After reading the “Notice of Cancellation” of the “Hie Sanno Festival Shitamachi Association Festival Committee”, which issued this fine special issue, I felt that it would be a disappointing thing, and said, `` Two years later I will do it. "I wanted to guide you through the contents of the special issue.
The opening statement is, "Pray for the prosperity of the new era of Reiwa," said Shuji Miyanishi, Hie-jinja Shrine.
Next, "Tradition and Innovation, PR to the World", Governor Yuriko Koike, Governor of Tokyo, and "Regional solidarity that supports attractive" town "" are contributed by Yasuto Yamamoto, Chuo Ward.
Mr. Akimasa Takeuchi, Chairman of the Hie-jinja Shrine Shimomachi Alliance Executive Committee, and Mr. Kiichiro Nonaga, Vice Chairman of Hie-jinja Shrine Mr. Shuji Miyanishi, Hie-jinja Shrine Mr. Yasuhiko Kamie-jinja Shrine Mr. Yasuhiko Tanaka, Vice Chairman of Hie-jinja Shrine.
The three major festivals in Japan in Edo, Kyoto, and Osaka, and the Shinto Festival's route and Goranetsu are introduced in the picture.
The magnificent Shitamachi Union imperial procession attracts many photographs, saying, "Let's attract the world the best of Edo Tokyo."
And Shiho Shingu, a radio DJ, MC, and reporter, is doing a "Nihonbashi Power Spot Tour". ①Nihonbashi, 2 West Bank guardian of children and travelers, 3 Shipping Bridge Main Pillars, 4 Kabuto Shrine, 5 Nihonbashi Hie-jinja Shrine (auxiliary shrine), 6 Junko Inari Shrine, 7 Hatchobori Tenso Shrine, and 8 Kyobashi Monument are recommended.
Below, the introduction of each town council is also posted. Then, where can I get the special issue?
The special issue is obtained from Mr. Momoroku.
I purchased a very popular dorayaki at a Japanese confectionery shop "Momoroku" in Kyobashi.
At the time of the bill, I found a special issue of the Sanno Festival, refused to look like a landlady, and obtained some of them. If you are a Japanese confectionery store in Nihonbashi and Kyobashi, I think you will be able to receive a special issue of this Sanno Festival.
In addition, our dorayaki has a soft skin like a pancake, and the anko is grained, so I felt the most delicious of the dorayaki I have eaten so far. (The round sweets on the left end are "famous confectionery offshore stone", like an elegant fried donut.)