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The "Park Series" will be continued two times before, following the previous one.

The image shows the northeast side of Mannen Bridge, the part of Tsukiji River Ginza Park, which occupies a large area.

There is a health device for the foot pot in front of the image.

Located in the center of the image, almost in the center of the park, and in the center and slightly left in the image, the "Famous Dog Tyori Monument".

There is also a flower bed in this park.

Ryuzetsuran (Ryuzuran) is said to bloom once every few decades.

The plant (*) in Tsukiji River Ginza Park is called "Agave Venezuela" and is a member of the genus Agave of the family Ruzetsuran.

In June 2018, Agabe Venezuela planted flowers in March 2022 after renovating the flowerbed, adding color to Ginza Park.

We watched the situation after that, but since the dying stems began to sloping, there was a danger of falling trees, so we removed it in August 2022, when the typhoon season was reached.

The offset of Agabe Venezuela collected at the time of removal grew quickly and was able to distribute the second generation to those who wish, and it was a plant that still delighted even after flowering.

Thank you very much for watching me for a long time.

　　From the Chuo-ku homepage

※　Currently, "Agabe Venezuela" is not found in Tsukiji River Ginza Park.

・・・ Someone thinks "Tsukiji River Ginza Park Agabe Venezuela II" is growing up.

　　　Flowering once every few decades will also be impressive.

It is a famous dog Tyori monument located in the center of Tsukiji River Ginza Park.

Tyroli is Japan's first therapy dog from abandoned dogs.

The mother dogs and puppies protected behind the ruins when Toru Oki, born in Ningyocho, returned home temporarily in 1992.

After looking for foster parents, the puppies go to foster parents.

However, one mother dog with a handicap left on the right hind leg. That's terribly.

But Tyroli had a special talent. Potential quality as a care dog, such as deep affection, kindness, and good awareness.

After repeated training, he overcame the weaknesses that would have been abused by sticks in the past, and became a therapy dog.

The International Therapy Dog Association was also born through Tyrol's success as a therapy dog.

Tyroli became a special dog that contributed to the spread of therapy dogs.

・・・ Tyrol died of breast cancer in March 2006, just 18 years ago, and this monument was built here in Tsukiji River Ginza Park in 2007 the following year.

Honorary Therapy Dog Certification No. 1 Dog

The famous dog Tyroli Monument

Abandoned dog Tyori was helped along with puppies before the killing and disposal, and later became a representative dog of therapy dogs (animal intervention therapy) throughout the country and contributed greatly to many elderly and disabled people.

His free affection has given people the courage to live and hope for recovery from illness.

The achievements of this abandoned dog in social welfare remained in the history of dogs and had a great impact on the animal welfare law in Japan.

Thank you thyroli.....2006.3.16 Eternal Sleep

International Therapy Dog Church Toru Oki Ph.D.

The relief as shown in the image above is embedded at the foot of the famous dog Tyroli Monument.

There were so many books on "Tyroli", 4 books.

The upper left book is the most famous.

The one at the bottom right is for infants.

It seems that the left ear is slightly hanging and it is a little short, it is very cute.

You can hear that your head and personality are good.

In this blog, many people have described "Tyroli" so far.

Here are some of the main ones.

⇒　April 20, 2015 kimitaku "Statue of the Therapy Dog" Tyrol ""

⇒　September 7, 2019 Minato kid's "Therapy Dog Name Dog Tyrol in Chuo-ku"

⇒　July 29, 2022 Night train "Toru Oki, the parent of raising the famous dog Tiroli"

It is a statue on the back side of the famous dog Tiroli Monument.

It's a statue of a woman.

The image above shows the southwestern part of Mannen Bridge in Tsukiji River Ginza Park.

The area is smaller than the northeast area.

"Tsukiji River Ginza Park" is surrounded by red circles on the center and slightly above the map above.

I went on the red line on the right side of the entire Ginza map.