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Memory of the soil scented in the latest spot
Underground floors such as "Bus Terminal Tokyo Yaesu" opened in September last year, and "Tokyo Midtown Yaesu" is scheduled to open on March 10 next month.
In this block, there is a sidewalk called "Yaesu Walk", which runs from Tokyo Station Yaesu Exit to Kyobashi, but do you know that there is a special "wall" here?
This wall, in which tiles of several sizes and shapes are randomly arranged, is actually a Yaesu-born "Yaesu-yaki" tile that each tile was baked using soil collected during construction work on the premises.
An explanation board is also installed near the entrance of the site.
It's the ultimate recycled material that uses soil from construction sites.
"Yaesu-yaki" is also available at the entrance of Joto Elementary School.
Yaesu-yaki is also used at the entrance of Joto Elementary School, which is located in the Yaesu Central Tower.
Here, three types of tiles that change the composition ratio of soil from construction sites are used. However, the actual appearance shows a rich expression as if three or more types of tiles are used.
Even if baked using the same soil, the color and size will gradually vary. The taste that cannot be found in ordinary products mass-produced at the factory is irresistible.
The old school building of Joto Elementary School was known as one of the "Reconstruction Elementary Schools" built during the reconstruction of the Great Kanto Earthquake. Reconstruction elementary schools include some of the school buildings at that time, such as Yasuaki Elementary School and Tokiwa Elementary School, while others, such as Akashi Elementary School, partially preserved parts and designs after rebuilding. However, the fact that the soil on the site is being used in a different shape like this Joto Elementary School is like a new pattern that has never been seen before.
When you come to Yaesu, why not take a walk in Tokyo Midtown Yaesu while feeling such a "memory of the soil"!