Hanes

Visit the streets that carve eternal time-Ginza Nishi Namiki-dori St.


Hello. I'm the active correspondent Hanes!
Recently, the city of Ginza has gradually become a Christmas mood.
Not to mention that Christmas trees and colorful decorations entertain the eyes of passers-by, even if I live in Chuo-ku, I just take pictures every time I see them (laughs).

I had the opportunity to traverse Ginza after darkening for the first time in a long time.
At that time, I saw illuminations that made me feel the end of the year at Ginza Nishi Namiki-dori St.
That's what reminds me of Christmas in the top image.♪

However, the illuminations on this street are a bit different from others.
This time, it is not this pillar, but a number of beautiful patterns projected on the sidewalk!

Visit the streets that carve eternal time-Ginza Nishi Namiki-dori St.


It's a wonderful production with the motif of Linden, a street tree suitable for a stylish city Ginza.♪
This illumination is called "GINZA NISHI NAMIKIDORI ILLUMINATION 2019 A row of trees and timeless lighting-" and was lit on November 22 (Fri).
It will be lit between 16:30 and 24:00 until Monday, January 13 next year, so you can enjoy it for a while even after Christmas! ^

As you can see in the picture below, these patterns are projected from the machine attached to the pillar.

Visit the streets that carve eternal time-Ginza Nishi Namiki-dori St.


And in the projected pattern, there is also a traffic safety message from Tsukiji Police Station!
Even in Ginza, where the shops are bright, the sun sets early in winter.
I think you may not notice a slight step even when you walk.
Under such circumstances, this illumination, which is actively calling for traffic safety, may be quite epoch-making?

Visit the streets that carve eternal time-Ginza Nishi Namiki-dori St.


You can also enjoy the following illuminations.

Visit the streets that carve eternal time-Ginza Nishi Namiki-dori St.


One of the most impressive things was that I carved this time.
Once the sun goes down, you tend to not know what time it is unless you look at the clock.
This watch informs the pedestrian of the time, and also informs the pedestrian of the time.

Visit the streets that carve eternal time-Ginza Nishi Namiki-dori St.


It is a spot where you can also enjoy an antique-style Instagram look when shooting including your feet.♪
Isn't it because the sidewalk is red granite?
(Previously "Haunting! The red granite used here seems to be from Brazil! )

Visit the streets that carve eternal time-Ginza Nishi Namiki-dori St.


In Ginza and Tsukiji in December, not only illuminations but also events such as sale, Fukubiki raffle, and Chinowa tour are crowded!
At the end of the year, take measures to cool down and come to Chuo-ku to play ^^