#53 New York 私の7日間の過ごし方 Day2 pt2 〜Central Park / Cafe Sabarsky / Cocktail Bar ”Martiny’s"〜

So we came to Uptown! We made a burger and there's a department store I think Karl Lagerfeld is better Oh really? The window is better Oh yeah, it's better than the Met Yeah, even at the Met, they have Karl Lagerfeld I'm going to walk around Central Park with Junko-chan and go to the museum Oh yeah, it's really nice This is the department store of Karl Lagerfeld While looking at the show window, we enter Central Park from the 5th floor I like this pond This big tree It's really nice Ah! It's so cute! It's so big! I don't know what to do What is this pond? It's so big and cute It's so cute! How big is it? It's so big! But it's not over yet Take a closer look at this photo. Do you see it? Big Bird from Sesame Street was sitting on the bench. It's pretty surreal, isn't it? And for Beatles fans like me, Strawberry Hills is a must. John Lennon lived in a luxury apartment called Dakota House in Central Park, and he lost his life there. But what you see in front of Dakota House is John Lennon's memorial day. It was a peaceful atmosphere, with people singing along to John Lennon's performance. What you see on the other side of the pond is Upper East Side, a high-end residential area. The 5th Avenue along Central Park, from the 82nd to the 105th, is also known as Museum Mile, and there's a museum of discoveries in between. The most famous one is the Metropolitan Museum. It's also known as MET. Also, Guggenheim has a very cool building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. You can see the painting as it goes around a spiral circuit. And my recommendation is the Flick Collection. You can see the collection collected by Flick, a realist, in a luxurious mansion. There are three films here. And Junko-chan and I also love the Neue Galerie. The Neue Galerie is a very small museum, but the atmosphere inside is very elegant. It's a gallery that mainly collects art from Germany and Austria. The highlight is Klimt. There are also works by Kokoschka and Egon Schiele, as well as 20th-century Wien's works of art. The Neue Galerie was not allowed to film, so I filmed with Junko-chan in front of the replica. And on the first floor, there is a cafe called Sabaski, which reproduced the Wien Salon. This is also a very nice atmosphere. It's crispy. This is delicious. The atmosphere of the shop is a bit like this. It's a very luxurious cafe. It's like Europe. Yes, it's like Europe. Now, we're going to the downtown by bus. We still have time until dinner with my daughter, so we're going to spend some adult time drinking a cocktail. Junko-chan brought me to a cocktail bar in Gramercy, which is recommended. This bar called Martini's is very popular. It's a Japanese bartender's shop that was in the top 10 in Japan at the World Class Cocktail Competition. This bar is a chic and calm atmosphere where you can feel the history by remodeling a horse stable that was built 150 years ago. What makes me happy is the hospitality that starts with a squeeze at a Japanese bar. And not only the cocktail, but the food is also very delicious. Martini's was the best cocktail in town. I can drink anything. Cheers! It's like an adult. Oh, it's delicious. This is delicious. At night, we have dinner with Sanjo. I often walk to Prince. It's about 10 o'clock. Oh, it's 8 o'clock. Thank you for watching the second part of New York. Next time, on the third day of New York, we will go to the Botanical Garden, which is a little far from the hustle and bustle of the city. See you again!