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A town walk unique to August to enjoy in Higashiginza
Hello. I'm Hanes, an active correspondent.
Even in the latter half of August, the remaining heat is still severe.
The other day, when I visited the Ginza area for the first time in a long time, I heard a cool sound. What is it?...
It was countless wind chimes!
According to the information, a wind chime event is held in the Higashiginza area from August 1st (Mon) to 21st (Sun), with a retro strip of 37-cho, Chuo-ku and a strip of children's wish.
In front of the Togaku Building, wind chimes with retro strips of 37-cho, Chuo-ku are lined up!
The illustrations show the characteristics of each town, so you will learn.
Around Ginza Shochiku Square (Tsukiji Shochiku Building) across Harumi-dori St., there were wind chimes with retro strips and children's wish strips.
Some of the children's wish, such as "I pray that the world will be peaceful," have looked at wish with great interest.
Pine and bamboo were planted in Ginza Shochiku Square after "Shochiku", and when I turned my eyes up, fine bamboo leaves were swaying cool against the background of the building.
Going east along Harumi-dori St., Tsukiji Honganji Temple, which can be seen on the left hand side, also discovered a wind chime with a retro strip!
Although Chuo-ku is one of Tokyo's most commercial facilities and office buildings, it is a lively and seasonal city with planting, street trees, and events held.
For future events, please see "Event Information" on the Chuo-ku Tourism Association official website.