-<NYC Pride Parade, one of the largest in the United States🏳️🌈>
June is Pride Month
this month
The streets of NY are full of rainbow colors.
This weekend is finally the climax,
America's largest "NYC Pride March"!
This year marks the 53rd year of the historic march, attracting more than one million people from all over the world.
When I first came to New York, it was called the gay parade.
Currently
LGBTQ+ and
It is further subdivided and is also called LGBTQIA+.
Among the many parades in NY, it is particularly gorgeous.
It's one of my favorite events to go to every year.
This year's Grand Marshals (leading the parade) are also spectacular.
Grammy Award, Tony Award, Emmy Award, etc. Awarded, "Billy Porter" who is familiar with the Broadway musical "Kinky Boots", and 4 other people.
●This "NYC Pride March", where many people line up along the road,
June 25th (Sun) 12:00~
Go south on 5th Avenue and 25th Street
Turn west from just before 8th Street and pass through the Stonewall National Monument
Go north on 7th Avenue and finish at 15th Street *Free
Besides, this weekend
Various events are held in various places
Of particular note is the
●Christina Aguilera is headlining "Pride Island", a live DJ and dance event.
Sunday 25 June 2-10pm
Brooklyn Army Terminal *Tickets $99-$10,000
(However, $3,510 cabana tickets are sold out)
After Kimiko's gospel tour, I
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<If you're going to New York, this is the place to go!>
Sorry for the wait!
I, Kimiko Matsuo, am also featured in the latest edition of "Travelling Around the World, New York"
Now on sale
"It's okay, I know New York pretty well."
If you say so, you should check it out.
The ever-evolving trendsetting city of New York
It's a city where even the residents have to keep their ears open to the latest information.
In the midst of all this
Among the many New York guidebooks, "How to Travel the World" is
The largest
It's a massive 512 pages of information!
It now has the dignity of a "New York Dictionary/New York Encyclopedia."
And what's more,
A separate compact map booklet that is easy to carry around
This is truly excellent ☆
(No more confusing Yelp on your smartphone, filled with red dots! Now is the time to get back to basics.)
In this small town, public transportation is available 24 hours a day and you can even get around by foot.
You can really enjoy anything in New York
So, when was the last time you updated your NY information?
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If you're interested in "New York,"
The first step is to get the latest version.
And after a quick preparation,
The rest is on site
Beating inflation,
From deals where you can play for free
Treat yourself to some C-grade gourmet food and the best of New York
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<Hip Hop Exhibition at Brooklyn Borough Hall>
February is Black History Month⭐︎
Hip-hop culture was born in the South Bronx 52 years ago.
From the streets of Brooklyn in the 90s, the brand has grown significantly, revealing key moments and behind-the-scenes stories.
Through the lenses of Brooklyn photographers documenting the moment
Brooklyn's Finest Legends in Focus
I attended the opening ceremony.
Starting with the Black National Anthem "Lift Every Voice and Sing"
DJ, live performance, dance,
I also got to hear valuable stories from the former editor-in-chief of Honey Magazine and VIBE magazine.
It opened with great fanfare as not just an exhibition but a place for the community.
The hall features a mural of Brooklyn-born legendary "King of New York" Notorious B.I.G.
XXL, a hip-hop magazine that was selling explosively at the time, imitated the jazz song "Great Day in Harlem" (1958)
In 1998
"Greatest Day in Hip-Hop" was filmed gathering over 100 famous rappers in Harlem.
Also Jay-Z
Foxy Brown, Old Dirty Bastard, Busta Rhymes, Lil' Kimura, Kim
MOP
Big Daddy Kane Fab Five Freddy
80s-90s youth fashion, subway scene, block parties, etc.
You can see the history of hip-hop, from the streets of Brooklyn to the stage for a global movement.
Free at Brooklyn Borough Hall until the end of February Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Once you've decided to go to New York
Please join me on my Harlem tour, packed with information about New York.
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<Louis Vuitton Hotel opens in Soho, New York!>
Soho was once an art town and is now a fashion district with a brand street.
For a limited time until April
Louis Vuitton's monogram (a repeating pattern of the logo that combines the symbols "flower," "L," and "V")
To commemorate the 130th anniversary of the birth of
Hotel-themed pop-up store "Louis Vuitton Hotel"
is now open!
In this immersive space, designed like a hotel,
The history of classic bags such as "Keepall," "Neverfull," "Speedy," "Noe," and "Alma" are depicted in the shape of each hotel room.
The new facilities include the Keepall Lobby, Neverfull Gym, Speedy Room 1930, Noe Champagne Bar, and Alma Terrace (see photo below).
moreover,
A care service where you can consult about bag repairs,
Hot stamping,
Pop-up limited patches, etc.
This place also offers special personalized services,
This is a must-see spot for fashion lovers.
It will be held until April this year.
If you come to NY, be sure to try it out!
(No accommodation available) Louis Vuitton Hotel Address: 104 Prince St., New York, NY 10012
Once you've decided to go to New York
Please join me on my Harlem tour, packed with information about New York.
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