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I found it in the Yurakucho Showcase!
Mr. Tsukusen's booth
~ Chikusen ~
Remotely navigate the beloved Chuo-ku, rosemary sea.
I went to the currently being held "Tokyo TOKYO ALL JAPAN COLLECTION-Yurakucho Showcase-[July 19 (Mon)-September 5 (Sun) 11: 30-18: 30 Admission free].
The trigger was an event in which there was a request for cooperation as a city cast (city volunteer) for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games 2020 Games (although it was lost).
When I went around, Chikusen, a long-established kimono shop in Nihonbashikobunacho, founded by Tenpo 13 (1842), was currently open at the booth called "Edo Tokyo Kirari".
Thank you for your understanding of the blog post, so I would like to introduce it.
First, Mr. Zhusen's introduction, then from the explanation of this event itself ...
Yukata, Edo Komonjikusen-san ...
Our main product is yukata, but we also handle items such as Edo Komon, Tenugui, and furoshiki.
Original designs are carved on hand-carved patterns to produce dyes using traditional techniques.
Based on the belief of "creating ourselves and selling ourselves", we have been reflected in manufacturing.
The commitment emphasizes the three pillars of design, material, and dyeing, and continues to make manufacturing without blurring the axis despite the passage of the times.
What is "Tokyo TOKYO ALL JAPAN COLLECTION-Yurakucho Showcase-"?
In conjunction with the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, events are being held to experience the charm of Tokyo and All Japan.
All elements of clothing, food, housing, and play, such as traditional crafts, cutting-edge technology, specialty products, and rich food world that Tokyo and Japan are proud of, are gathered, making it a content that anyone can enjoy.
In addition to booths and stages where you can experience, see, buy and visit the culture and traditions of Tokyo and local areas, the annex offers a restaurant menu that represents Tokyo and Japan.
Among them, the booth of "Edo Tokyo Kirari" is ...
Based on the concept of "Old meets New", you can see long-established products and demonstrations in Tokyo that are taking new initiatives.
A corner that introduces the charm of "Treasures of Tokyo" that we want to pass on to the future.
Model operators will conduct workshops, demonstrations, sales, exhibitions, etc. for a limited time.
Until the other day, "Kumira Ryu Kobo", who is familiar with the Chuo-ku town walking tour "Waku Waku Tour", was opened.
In addition, Mr. Zhusen will be at this booth from July 26 (Mon) to August 1 (Sun).
Then, I would like to introduce Mr. Zhusen's items sold at this booth in order.
※ All prices are tax-included.
Yukata
"Yukiwa"
55,000 yen
A classic pattern.
It seems that the old pattern was very simple.
Also, it seems that dark blue on a white background is easy to match with the band.
It goes well with both red and yellow bands.
Yukata
Cotton plum (Menkobai) and ume small crest
86,900 yen
It seems to be a product that can be worn not only as a yukata but also as a kimono.
Yukata
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57,200 yen
It has a sense of transparency, so it's a very cool yukata.
Tenugui
1,650 yen to 2,420 yen
(1,760 yen in the foreground, 1,870 yen in the back)
The one in the foreground is "Japanese folk tales", and the design is Mr. Kayu Akaike, a pattern dyer.
"Kachikachiyama", "Momotaro", "Kaguyahime", "Ichizokushi", "Tsuru no Return", "Hanasaki-san", "Monkey Battle".
One-stroke notes
418 yen
On the back of the one-stroke paper itself, five or six types of Yukata patterns appear alternately to create a taste.
・・・ To reiterate, Mr. Chikusen's booth at this event will be until August 1st (Sun).
After that, I wonder if it would be nice to buy it at shops in Nihonbashikobunacho.
Chikusen
2-3, Nihonbashikobunacho
０３－５２０２－０９９１
Sales in July: From Friday from 9:00 to 16:00
Final reception time: 15:00
Saturday from 9:00 to 16:00
※ If you do not make a reservation, it will be closed.
Click here for the website of Mr. Zhusen Co., Ltd.
Tokyo TOKYO ALL JAPAN COLLECTION
~ Yurakucho Showcase ~
Tokyo Sports Square 3-8-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku
It's Chiyoda-ku, but it's just ahead of Ginza.
Exit 1 of Ginza 1-chome Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line and go to the right. At the first traffic light "Yuuraku Bridge" to the right (between Ginza Ins 3 and Ginza Ins 2), and at the end of the same building as "Tokyo Media Center" on the right, left part.
The left of the building is in contact with the exit D8 of Yurakucho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line.
It is also close to Ginza Station on the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, Hibiya Line, Ginza Line, and JR Yurakucho Station.
Click here for the website of this event.
⇒ https://all-japan-collection.tokyo/