Katsushika Travel Guide

A historic shopping street that still preserves the charm of the Edo period.

Enjoy exploring the town while spotting the various “KochiKame” statues and manhole covers scattered around Kameari.

A travel hub where you can enjoy both sightseeing in Kameari and the charm of “KochiKame” all at once.

A temple with over 400 years of history, home to a legend told through Mujina-zuka.

A nostalgic shopping street retaining a Showa-era atmosphere, stretching out from the north exit of Kita-Senju Station.

A peaceful oasis of greenery and seasonal blossoms where you can feel the changing of the seasons.

A retro-style public bath from the Showa era, known for its beautiful seasonal garden and traditional engawa veranda.

A riverside flower garden where seasonal blooms create a vibrant rainbow of colors along the Arakawa River.

A full five-sensory world of popular manga.

Observe the lives of around 500 species of living creatures and learn about the preciousness of life.

A historic iris garden that has been a renowned spot for Hanashobu (Japanese irises) since the Edo period.

Experience nature close at hand while in the city at this atmospheric hot spring facility.

A long-running kissaten (traditional Japanese coffee shop) known for house-roasted coffee and hotcakes.

A yakiniku restaurant where you can enjoy Japanese Black beef and more than 40 labels of awamori (Okinawan distilled spirit).

Natural wines and tasteful dishes your body will love, all served at a neat and trendy oden shop in Tateishi.

Founded in 1901, this long-established Dango shop is closest to Shibamata Taishakuten.

A Friendly Chinese Owner in Tateishi. A Great Value Izakaya Open Until Midnight!

Founded in 1779, 10 generations have kept the flavor of this venerable Shibamata Ryotei

Founded in 1862, the Oldest Wooden Shop on Taishakuten Sando Sells Traditional Wagashi Japanese Sweets

Inside the Huge Ario Kameari Shopping Mall is a Supermarket Convenient for Shopping.

Shop and Eat All Day Long in a Giant Shopping Mall Right Next to Shibamata, a Popular Traditional Working-Class Neighborhood!

A clean and reasonable lodging built after renovating a former community center.