Ryogoku, Kinshicho Travel Guide

Explore Japan’s nature freely with a rental car fully equipped for camping.

A DJ booth and a bar, too! A downtown bathhouse where you can experience a new way to enjoy a sento.

Nakagawa Funabansho, the key to the water transportation system that supported the city of Edo, is being realistically reproduced with dioramas, sound and lighting.

Visitors can enjoy the exhibits on Matsuo Basho, a former resident of Fukagawa, Koto-ku and an outstanding haiku poet having written great travel journals.

A former plum blossom viewing spot that has been transformed into a spot where people can easily get acquainted with Japanese traditional culture such as ukiyoe prints and facets of the Edo period.

A museum renewed in 2026 that introduces the history and culture of Tokyo from the Edo period to the present day.

If You’re in Tsukishima, You Have to Try Monjayaki! Enjoy it Amongst the Old Japanese Shitamachi Atomsphere

Before a Competition, Athletes Pray to the Enshrined Deity for Victory in Sports.

Exhibits, Goods for Purchase, and Experiences of “Edo Kiriko,” a Traditional Craft Passed Down Since the Edo Period!

A Place to Relax and enjoy a Picnic or Sports.

The garden has a reputation for the beauty of the harmony of famous stones and pine trees collected from all over Japan, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of Japan in a circular fountain garden.

Large-scale international exhibitions and special exhibitions of various genres are held, and encounters with artists of interest await you.

A small café by the park where you can savor lovingly prepared homemade dishes and desserts.

A popular ramen restaurant in Kinshicho where you can choose whether to have garlic or not, and where the generous portions are a delight.

A Mongolian restaurant, a rare existence in Gourmet City Tokyo.

Yakiniku restaurant where you can get stuffed to your heart’s content with the finest Japanese black beef and fresh guts

A “chankonabe” specialty shop using recipes straight from a sumo stable that has been covered on TV

The shop particular about selecting beans, roasting, and providing the choicest cup of coffee.

House-roasted coffee, satisfying food and sweets at this Oceanian café.

A Fukagawa-Meshi Specialty Restaurant Serving “Bukakke“ and “Takikomi”.

The most comfortable cafe in a renovated 50-year-old apartment/storage filled with beautiful antiques.

Cafe where you can watch the roastery and enjoy Oceanian espresso.

A restaurant that serves delicious eel at a reasonable price.

A restaurant near Kinshicho Station where you can taste delicious soba and Japanese food.

A shop that sells colorful and chic cloth zori.

Enjoy their meticulously crafted Ningyoyaki, a beloved sweet treat.

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