Sightseeing spots list

Description Tokiwa-so is a legendary apartment where masters of manga, including Osamu Tezuka, lived and spent their youthful days. This is a faithful reproduction of Tokiwa-so as it was at the time, and you can not only see the exterior but also get a glimpse of the lives of manga artists in the immediate post-war […]

Description The Sword Museum is a museum that preserves and displays Japanese swords, and aims to spread Japanese sword culture and disseminate it to the world. This is a museum specializing in Japanese swords, and exhibits works donated by sword enthusiasts as well as swords, sword mounts, and sword accessories that have been entrusted to […]

Description Edo Kiriko is a glass processing method invented in the Edo period and is recognized as a national traditional craft. The history and production process of Edo Kiriko is on display, and you can observe the craftsmen’s skills and experience making it. It also exhibit and sell Edo Kiriko glasses etc. Reviews by situation […]

Description Ryogoku was once an area where many fireworks artists were active, and Tokyo’s largest fireworks festival, the Sumida River Fireworks Festival, is also held nearby. It displays the history of fireworks, including firework balls and launch tubes from the Edo period. It Introduces cross-sectional models of firework balls and how to make them as […]

Description This museum exhibits only works by Katsushika Hokusai, an ukiyo-e artist from the late Edo period. It was founded because Hokusai spent most of his life in what is now Sumida Ward. In addition to exhibits such as “”Kanagawa-oki-namiura””, there is also a library that displays materials related to Hokusai. Reviews by situation “Relaxing […]