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Song of Chuo-ku ♪ Ningyocho, Ryogoku Hirokoji, Textile Street Edition Lyrics Minatokko-chan
Hello, this is Minato kid.
I made a song from Chuo-ku. Minato-ko is singing on the guitar.
The inside of parentheses is code. The one chorus consists of A Melo and B Melo. Today, we will sing Ningyocho and Ryogoku Hirokoji / Textile Street one by one!
Song of Chuo-ku ♪ Ningyocho arranged lyrics Minatokko-chan
１５． Cherry blossom petals (C Am) on the head of Benkei
amazake Chirimen Crepe (FG) for crackers
Karakuri Clock Tower Flower Festival at Great Kannon-ji Temple (FGEM)
Dolls and Play Town (FGC7)
Follow the Hamacho River, a place of Chinese medicine (FG Am)
Mr. Kamono Mabuchi also walks on Koza Street (FGC7)
On the 5th of every month at the Tenten Festival (FG Am)
Adomari Arima's Suitengu (FGC)
Lalara...
Lalara...
Song of Chuo-ku ♪ Ryogoku Hirokoji, Textile Street Arricist Minatokko-chan
１６． Camels and statues also came (C Am)
1,000 cars a day (FG)
Fireworks at Ryogokubashi Yanagibashi houseboat (FG Am)
This is the summer of Edo Japan (FGC7)
Talk with Yagenbori Toshiko Ichigo City (FGEM)
The triangular terrain is a remnant of the fire protection area (FGC7)
To pharmaceutical wholesalers and doctor towns Now Japan's No. 1 textile district (FG Am)
Bakuro Yokoyamacho (FGC)
Lalara...
Lalara...
♪ Koza Street
When I wondered why it was Koza-dori in Ningyocho, it was said that there was a branch of Koza around that time ago. Let's unload materials from the banks of Hamacho and carry them along this street to Koza. It seems that there was also a house for an official who worked for Koza.
♪ Bakuro Yokoyamacho wholesale district
The Bakurocho and Yokoyamacho neighborhoods are the best textile towns in Japan, but they are also the shopping streets that have implemented a weekly holiday system ahead of the rest of the country.
♪ The continuation of the song
This song is still going on. I hope it will be a song that everyone humss so that everyone can superimpose the "loved Chuo-ku" that everyone draws in themselves.
Someday, everyone who visits Chuo-ku, those who live in Chuo-ku, those who work in Chuo-ku, those who clean the park, those who protect roads, rivers and bridges every day, grow flowers on the sidewalks and terraces My dream is to make a big chorus with everyone who cares, tourist associations, correspondents, and everyone who loves Chuo-ku!
Correspondent Minato kid, Chuo-ku Tourism Association
No. 44 April 7, 2019