The exhibition covers the history of Sumida Ward, including sumo and downtown culture. If you're interested in Tokyo's older neighborhoods, you'll find it pretty interesting.
Ivy Lee's Reviews
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The moment you step into this shrine, you can tell it’s not just a typical city shrine. It feels deeply historic, with a calm, quiet energy.
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This old station has such a great vibe. The wooden structure really gives you a strong sense of history, almost like stepping back into the Meiji era!
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The scenery in the valley is absolutely stunning, and the stream is so clear you can see right to the bottom. It's like a real-life landscape painting.
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You don't have to walk the whole trail to enjoy the beautiful scenery—you can take the bus and do it in sections. There are lots of small waterfalls and photo spots along the way, like Ashura Stream and Choshi Otaki, which are must-see spots.
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The best time to visit is June to August when the flowers are in full bloom and the weather is just right. It's not just the flowers—the scenery around here is gorgeous too. Perfect spot for landscape photos.
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Highly recommend coming in the summer! The flowers are in full bloom and the colors are absolutely gorgeous!
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As soon as you walk in, it really doesn't feel like Japan at all. It's even a bit colder, and you actually get that British vibe (haha).
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Honestly, you could spend the whole day here and never get bored. They have everything—shopping, food, and fun all in one place.
