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This is a large-scale complex directly connected to Kyobashi on the Metro Ginza Line. From Chuo-dori, you can get a glimpse of the rooftop garden "Kyobashi no Oka". It is a pleasant forest oasis where seasonal trees are planted and flowers are gathered. Today's ground temperature is 34.5 ° C on midsummer day, when entering the garden.…A refreshing wind was blowing. Hydrangea is still in full bloom through the glass door. It's a coffee time on a wooden deck surrounded by greenery. Tokyo Square Garden Hope Hill is certified as a SEGES (Sea Jess) Urban Oasis

The rooftop terrace of the Mitsukoshi Ginza store at the Ginza 4-chome intersection is on the 9th floor. Terrace has been approved by the SEGES Sea Jess City Oasis, a system that provides comfortable and safe urban green spaces. Around the lush lawn square, seasonal flowers bloom in full bloom, and maple and cherry trees are planted on the Chuo-dori side. With the sky in hand, you can enjoy a relaxing time on benches and tables.

In one corner of the garden on the 9th floor, the popular "Ginza Iseyo guardian of children and travelers" is enshrined in Rokkakudo, which is popular for visiting Ginza Hatcho Shrine. There is a plump edible Jizo next to it. On the right, "Miguri Shrine" is dedicated as the guardian deity of Mitsukoshi's advance Mitsui family. Goods for business prosperity and traffic safety.

Ginza 6-chome "Ginza Six" is a rooftop garden of about 4,000m2. According to the guide booklet [Space that symbolically expresses the environment where you can feel nature ... Provides a place for relaxation and interaction for visitors to Ginza] When you go up to the garden from the restaurant & lounge on the 13th floor, the colorful green garden spreads. I completely forgot the heat and saw the scenery of the sky. The movement of the sky where seasonal flowers and plants are planted and reachable.…It is a sky garden where you can enjoy nature.

Benchs are lined up in the garden (food and drinks are allowed). A corridor was created…It is a luxurious promenade where you can see the sky tree and the city of Ginza through the glass while enjoying the garden. Opening hours: 7：00～23：00

In the middle of the corridor (right opposite the glass window is Kabukiza Tower) There is Kakugo Inari Shrine, which used to be enshrined in the Matsuzakaya Ginza store.

The new Kabukiza Theater (Fifth Period) opened in April 2013. Take the elevator to the 5th floor from the passage of "Kibikicho Square (a souvenir shop unique to Kabukicho)" on the second basement floor directly connected to Tokyo Metro Higashi Ginza Station.…It's a rooftop garden.

There are monuments related to Kabuki, such as the monument of the predecessor (a monument honoring the feats of the predecessors who have been involved in the performance at the Kabukiza Theater) and the stone lantern and Tsukubai of silent Ami. It is a small Japanese-style garden with seasonal vegetation. There is a Japanese tea specialty store on the 5th floor, where you can enjoy sweets and snacks while looking at the greenery of the garden and the roof of the Kabukiza Theater.

Sakuragawa Rooftop Park is a 3-4-minute walk from Hatchobori Station on the Metro Hibiya Line. Go up the stairs next to the front of "Chuo Ward Women's Center Bouquet 21"…The park entrance is about the third floor of the next building. When you enter, the view of the pond and the green rooftop garden spreads out. Use time is from 9:00 to 19:00. It is managed by the Civil Engineering Park and Green Space Division, Chuo-ku.

Previously, I saw a blog about Sakuragawa Park by correspondent Hanes. Daruma's permanent residence is near here, and it is also an area where the earthquake and the war were great, so I wander around to visit the history of the house. It is a place where the benches in the park are always relieved. This time, I visited the rooftop garden of Chuo-ku.…I've reappeared.

Today is also a midsummer day. The blueberry tree next to the gateball field is full of fruit. The voices of cheerful children resonate around the pond. The sun shines through the trees that grow large. A bird's cry! Trees that enjoy the four seasons…A cool breeze blew from the green.