本屋巡りVLOG♯1 | 文学好きの天国へ | 神保町古本屋巡りして脳汁が止まらない(購入本紹介あり)

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Күн бұрын

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@中川弘巳-b4k 8 ай бұрын

地方に住む者にとっては、羨ましい限りです。死ぬまでに、絶対行きたいです！

@didierlafond3365 7 ай бұрын

おはよう！神保町書店を見つけていただきありがとうございます。ピアノのあるカフェや本屋をご存知ですか？カナダからこんにちは

@L-Rimbaud 7 ай бұрын

コメントありがとうございます！ごめんなさい。ぱっと思いつかないですね。ホテルのバーやカフェでならピアノの演奏きけるかもです。

@williamchen6979 Ай бұрын

Jimbocho is an stimulating section of the city with many internet cafes and hobby shops as well. I don't remember the noren 暖簾 but tempura was ok. The budokan 武道館 as well as Showakan 昭和館 are nearby. The different hobbies in Japan might find aficiandos in Connecticut, such as miniatures and wargames. Japanese antiques might have a good market in the Northeast and there is already a market in Norwalk, Connecticut, which also has had a Japanese language program in the high school.

@愛美K 23 күн бұрын

すごい街なんですね✨

@ピクミン-l9k 2 жыл бұрын

神保町の古本屋街は、一度行ってみたい場所です。行って詩集を買い漁りたいです。

@L-Rimbaud 2 жыл бұрын

神保町とてもおすすめです！美味しいカレー屋さんもたくさんありますし🍛 私も詩集を探したのですが、数が少なかったように思います。詩集の専門店なんかあったら、おもしろそうですよね(^^)

@azmaxxx7867 Жыл бұрын

お疲れ様です。久しぶりに神保町ぶらつきたい… あと神保町は本に日光に当たらないよう、北向きのお店が多いそうデス。

@L-Rimbaud Жыл бұрын

コメントありがとうございます😊 その知識があれば、神保町では何となくの方位がわかりそうですね(^^)

@ナガサキコロちゃん Ай бұрын

数十年前引っ越しの時中島らもさんのコラムとか載ってた宝島とかミュージックライフとか何十冊も捨ててしまったけどこういう古本屋が近くにあったら売ってたのにな。そうしたら興味がある人に読んで貰えてたかも。

@sawakun 2 жыл бұрын

ご紹介ありがとう

@AndrewWertheimer Жыл бұрын

Nice trip to Jimbocho! I always go over budget there too. I would have gotten excited about the PROVOKE photography generation book. Baudelaire and David Bryne. In the US we would say it was a "nice haul" (nice treasure hunting) in Japanese bookstore utopia. I had wondered why Jimbocho had so many curry shops. When I was a college student I remember eating ramen or plain rice or macaroni because all my budget went to books or LPs / CDs. Maybe it is the same for many Japanese college students. Enjoy book life.

@L-Rimbaud Жыл бұрын

I wonder too. There are many delicious curry restaurants. Browsing second-hand bookstores is like a treasure hunt. Have a good reading life!

@AndrewWertheimer Жыл бұрын

@@L-Rimbaud thanks. I’m always so excited to explore especially used bookstores in Japan. Japanese are / were great readers. And I’ve lived almost two decades on an island with fewer readers or bookshops. My hometown (Minneapolis) was a great city for bookstores and libraries - perhaps because the weather and culture both encouraged reading. Enjoy book life… and curry.

@わたぼう-f5t Ай бұрын

@@AndrewWertheimer I've heard that people who buy books in Jimbocho want to read the book they bought right away, so they appreciate curry that can be eaten with one hand.

@AndrewWertheimer Ай бұрын

@@わたぼう-f5t thank you for that theory. I was wondering the cause, in addition to Maruzen and Hayashi Rice. I suppose they also had a flavor of modernity and armchair adventure like the curry at Hibiya park (library and hall where many protests were held) … and the old prewar press agency.

@宮井信成 4 ай бұрын

神保町は集英社に小学館等々、大手出版社の本部も目白押し。最近は集英社近くのヴィンテージ町中華店『成光』もお気に入りで、絵に描いたような琥珀色の澄んだスープでシコシコの『中華そば』と、香ばしい風味の『炒飯』をメインに、すべてが『大当たり』のラインナップなんですよ。おまけに外観もシブくてね。ここ『のみ』を訪ねるだけでも、神保町に来た甲斐があると思われますよ(笑)

@L-Rimbaud 3 ай бұрын

コメントありがとうございます。『成光』気になりますねぇ。神保町にもっと詳しくなりたいと思ってて、神保町を散歩する企画を練ってるところです。来年になっちゃうのですが、2025年は一年かけてとにかく神保町を深堀りしていこうと。その際は出版社巡りや、『成光』にも行ってみます。