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Description It has a collection of about 350 works, mainly Japanese paintings but also Western paintings, and in addition to permanent exhibitions themed around the four seasons and special exhibitions are held. It is a two-story art museum with an unusual shape, and the roof is shaped like a mortar. There is a lawn and […]
Description It is a park with an unusual shape where a promenade connects circular plazas. There is a pond and waterwheel on the west side, and a baseball field and tennis court on the east side. From large playground equipment to fenced squares, children of all ages can have fun. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” […]
Description Katsushika Ward has acquired the residence and garden of Einosuke Yamamoto, a local businessman, and has opened it to the public. The residence is a combination of traditional Japanese architecture and Western architecture unique to the early Showa era. The garden is a traditional Shoin garden with a pond, Tsukiyama (artificial mountain), waterfall, etc. […]
Description This museum combines a local exhibition room that traces the history of Katsushika and an astronomical exhibition room that explores the world of stars. The local exhibition room displays the state of Katsushika during the Showa era, flood control measures, Kasai Castle, etc. In addition to observation equipment such as a solar telescope, the […]
Description This ferry has been around since the early Edo period, connecting Shibamata and Chiba Prefecture on the opposite shore. It is the only valuable ferry that remains in Tokyo, and was the model for the popular song of the same name. Please note that flights are reduced in winter. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” […]
Description A garden where you can see irises, plums and wisteria. 6,000 irises of 200 varieties are grown, and the best time to see them is June. In the Edo period, it was counted as one of the 100 views of Edo, and it also appears in Ukiyo-e. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation score: […]
Description They raise and display about 1,000 goldfish of 24 types called Edomae goldfish. Goldfish were previously cultivated as part of Tokyo’s Fisheries Experiment Station, and now Katsushika Ward is responsible for preserving the precious species. Although it do not have regular sales, it regularly hold lottery sales for a small number of people. Reviews […]
Description One of Tokyo’s Ten Shrines, founded in 730, dedicated to Daikoku-sama and Ebisu-sama. In addition to matchmaking, it is said to have the benefit of prospering business. It is also famous as the setting for anime such as “”Love Live”” and “”Steins Gate””. Reviews by situation “Relaxing alone” Recommendation score: /10 Kanda Myojin is […]
Description It is the longest shopping street in the Kanto region, stretching approximately 1.3km from east to west of Togoshi Ginza Station Formally, it consists of three shopping streets: Togoshi Ginza Shoeikai Shopping District, Togoshi Ginza Shopping District, and Togoshi Ginza Ginroku Shopping District Although there are chain stores, there are still many traditional, common-style […]
Description The official name is Ameya Yokocho, and there are approximately 400 shops lined up mainly under the elevated Yamanote Line. Most of the items are fresh foods, mainly seafood, but they also sell clothing and miscellaneous goods. Although it is famous as a shopping street where you can negotiate for discounts, not all stores […]
