Top 50 things to do and attractions in Edogawa

Kasai Rinkai Park is a very beautiful and spacious park with plenty to do for all ages. It is well connected with its own station, making it easy to access, and also has a huge parking area for those driving. The park features designated barbecue spaces, fishing spots, and long running paths that make it ideal for outdoor activities. There is also an observatory and a large Ferris wheel that give great views of the area. With so much to explore, you can easily spend three to four hours here just walking around and enjoying the natural surroundings.

This is an aquarium run by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. Of course, you can just enjoy the incredible fish, but what really stands out are things like the feeding times, instructors immediately answering kids' questions, and even an exhibit showing actual trash found in Tokyo Bay. It's a fantastic place for building awareness about environmental issues and fostering respect for nature.

It’s a beautiful park by the Tokyo bay. There are many different functions for different people. I mainly came to watch their designated areas for birds watching. The directions to the area from the entrance were very clear. There were about 5 to 6 areas but there were not many birds in fact. The last place gathered more professional photographers using their telescope lens but variety of birds were limited.

Very nice park you can enjoy with your family, you can ride the steel wheel to see Tokyo, also there's birds sanctuary, it's a nice park but my advise is to make this visit to the last as it's not expressing Tokyo

Tokyo Sea Life Park was free to public on 10/10/2025 for its 36th anniversary. Good little getaway from Tokyo!

Spent my final day in Japan to be in nature and did not disappoint. Quiet, calming, family friendly.

Amazing place, the atmosphere was really nice and relaxing. Was not too crowded on a Thursday morning. Spent about 2-3 hours there including lunch and a ferris wheel ride. Would definitely picnic there if I were to visit again.

Visited during Tokyo Citizens Day which was a mistake since I had to skip a few exhibits, but the variety and displays I did see were lovely! It's a nice place that is absolutely worth the price of the regular ticket because it has cool areas such as a touch tank that even expensive aquariums in Tokyo don't offer. I'll definitely visit again on a quieter day.

Amazing marine life experience! Tokyo Sea Life Park is a fantastic place to explore the ocean world up close. The aquariums are well-designed, clean, and showcase a wide variety of marine creatures, from colorful tropical fish to majestic penguins and seals. The park is family-friendly, educational, and perfect for a relaxing day out. Great for kids, couples, or anyone who loves marine life and photography!

just visited Tokyo Sea Life Park, tucked away in the scenic coastal setting of Kasai Rinkai Park in Tokyo. It’s very convenient to reach: from Tokyo Station take the JR Keiyō Line to Kasai-Rinkai-Koen Station, and from there it is only a 5-minute walk to the aquarium entrance.  Once inside you’ll be immersed in an incredible marine world: one of the signature exhibits is the vast donut-shaped tank holding hundreds of bluefin tuna, a truly memorable sight.  The facility also features one of Japan’s larger penguin habitats and a plethora of species from tropical seas, temperate zones, even arctic waters — over 600 different sea-creatures and many unique habitats.  For getting there, if you’re coming by car note that the aquarium has no dedicated parking lot, so it’s highly recommended to use the train, especially on holidays and weekends.  After your aquarium visit, you can stroll around the surrounding Kasai Rinkai Park — enjoy fresh sea breeze, views of Tokyo Bay and the large Ferris wheel in the park.  Practical tip: allow at least 1–2 hours for the aquarium portion; if you plan to also ride the Ferris wheel or explore the park grounds, budget half a day.  Overall, Tokyo Sea Life Park offers a relaxed alternative to busier Tokyo aquariums — ideal for a calm, memorable outing with nature, sea-life and waterfront scenery.”

Overall not that bad, but not good either. Ok for little children but even if there are multiple species, the aquariums are far too little. The sharks and fish seemed bored, they kept circling in their very reduced space. It was really heartbreaking. Penguins are a little bit better treated but they only have a concrete environment. There also are seabirds in cages with no space to fly at all. I wouldn’t recommend to support this kind of captivity. The place was also very overcrowded and loud (public holiday so it makes sense) at the point where it was difficult to see the fish at all. I recommend spending time and money on other attractions as this one didn’t stand out.

It’s a decent aquarium for what you pay for which was 700 yen. It was cool to see all the different fish they have from around the world. The tuna were really cool to see but they are in a really small enclosure for how many tuna there are. Penguins where cute and seem to be chill. Decent place to kill some time after walking around the park.

My husband and I took our 10 month old son to this spot last month. It was a week day so it was not crowded at all. He was able to look at all the sea creatures at his own pace. We also went on the ferris wheel and it was so fun. My husband and I definitely had a great time reading all the information beside the fishtanks.

For 700 yen as entry fee, this place deserves more than 5-stars!! The aquarium of fishes and organisms were centered around various parts of the world. I had an enjoyable time reading and identifying the fishes in the tank. Some fishes were so peculiar and the entire experience was so educational for someone with little knowledge about aquatic animals and fish. There is also a Humboldt penguin zone (super cute; though I worried for the poor birds in the summer heat) and a tide pool zone (where you can touch and feel some organisms). Because we entered the aquarium late, we did not have sufficient time to visit the gift shop and fully appreciate the jelly fish zone. Do allocate more than 1 hour here! I hope to be back again one day.

They do not sell physical tickets like California or Hong Kong and Shanghai’s does. All tickets are in the form of e-tickets. If you’re looking to get one for keepsake, it’s not happening. The park was very different from Disneyland, so much to do! From rides, to shops to photo opportunities, you can get so much out of it! I’d recommend spending at least 2 days here to be able to comfortably enjoy everything. Else, prepare ample time when you visit. The cast members were kind, approachable even with language barrier and helpful. Plenty of fun and cute souvenirs to buy that are exclusively to DisneySea only. Be sure to visit the store right beside/below Fantasy Springs Hotel inside the park. They have a handful of exclusive merch for the hotel. You don’t have to be a hotel guest to purchase them. The park has different feels during day and night time. If your budget allows, definitely visit either Disneyland and or DisneySea to build unforgettable memories with your friends, family or even yourself! While you’re at it, try some curry popcorn. It was 😗🤌🏼👌🏼!

azing experience at Tokyo DisneySea! The park is beautifully designed with incredible attention to detail, and each themed area feels like stepping into a different world. The shows, rides, and nighttime entertainment were all fantastic. The staff were friendly, helpful, and kept everything running smoothly despite the crowds. Overall, it’s one of the best theme parks I’ve ever visited and absolutely worth the trip. Highly recommended!

This park is the most visually stunning park we have ever been to! It is massive and breathtaking! The rides are fantastic! This park is very crowded! We decided to wait until 30 minutes after the park opened to arrive, which avoided the massive crowds entering. We also did a vacation package with unlimited priority pass. With the priority pass we were able to do the entire park in one day. Be prepared to wait in lines for food.

Im not a hardcore Disney person but grew up experiencing multiple trips to DW and Epcot as a youth and DL and CA adventure as a Cali resident. So I was pleasantly surprised how beautiful and breathtaking this park was! The imagineers did an outstanding job of making such a compact space feel real at the same time otherworldly. That being said…. Hot damn you need a plan or more than one day to ride things here especially because it was busy. We tried buying the ‘fast passes’ aka DPA but the ones we wanted never came up when we needed. We mistakenly waited in line for over an hour for Tower of Terror. Don’t. This was a stupidly SHORT and disappointing ride, not at all like the CA one now Marvel ride. Should have focused on the Frozen and Tangled rides as these are the “new-new” and DS created rides with the latest bells and whistles but of course those never had DPA open and wait times were always 90+mins. Didn’t have a problem with getting food, then again we were not bent of trying specific foods either. Again, if have only 1 day here, you gotta have a solid plan to realistically probably only ride 2-3 specific rides, or for how long you can stomach standing in line or just go where the wind takes you. Being that tickets here are a fraction of USA Disney parks, we didn’t feel bad skipping out to enjoy our hotel and come back for the night shows.

Tokyo DisneySea is beautiful but be ready to line up for a very long time. Went in the middle of the week in beginning of October, and it was packed with people and students. If you’ve never been, research the rides you’d like ahead of time, know if they are opened and where they are located. Bring a small foldable stool if possible. Disney chicken leg and gyoza dog were worth a try!

It was great. Well, organized and a Little different than Disney in America. How about the special Sando with the truffle mashed potatoes and the Roast Beef? .That was weird. Otherwise, it was a great trip. And the show at 7:30. Call the sea of dreams was extremely moving and had a medley of all songs that I could have asked for in my favorite Disney movies.(I really love tangled.) The train was easy to navigate and it made sense.. Overall, this seems like the more adult Disney side of the resort.

Disney is Disney! Line up was nuts! More than an hour at the very least on the more famous rides. We obviously didn’t pay 20$ to skip because we think it’s not worth it to pay $20 per person with 11 people in the family! Details on everything is perfect though! They kept the high standards and good quality from the buildings, from the tiniest detail to largest and also the staff! They were friendly and respectful to guests! The rides were good! Fireworks. Meh! If you’ve been to Disneyland or world, the fireworks here is probably like 1/4 of what the other parks have. Not worth the stay and stop to watch fireworks. I’d rather just continue with the rides and check out the stores.

This place is tiny and you could walk through in under an hour, but overall it was pretty chill. It feels very communal and informal because it’s a free zoo you can just walk into, but they have some pretty neat animals despite that. I was just personally underwhelmed because it was so much smaller than I expected, so just know it’s a small place. Still fun though and I’d recommend it if you’re interested/in the area.

It's a free zoo! And most of the animals were quite active despite the rain. I really enjoy walking around the zoo and the surrounding parks. As others mentioned, it was small. We stayed a little more than an hour as we found the animals interesting to watch.

I came here late Jan, on the weekday. The zoo is a small cute place, inside the park. And free. I think it's worth to visit for a chill day

I give 5 stars to this small zoo which is free for all. The park is lush green with streams of water having many colorful fish… highly recommend to visit if you are staying nearby

The zoo is free but it is very very small with narrow/small area for both animals and visitors. Suitable for residents of the surrounding area but not really worth going for tourists.

A pleasant little zoo, free entry, and wonderful staff, if you’re in the area and have a little bit of time to pass it’s definitely worth checking out.

Latest visit Jan 09 2025. Beaucoup winter day. Animals are out in force... Great. Even the red panda was playful. The penguins kept singing. Nice morning. We shall be back. _--------_----- Small but ideal place to initiate kids to the animal world and teach them to respect these creatures. Relaxed atmosphere, families enjoying the outdoor, kids having a great time.

This park was small but it’s very relaxing. It has a pond, a small covered waiting area and lots of trees. There’s also a baseball courts nearby where you can see happy students playing. We actually stayed there for few hours until we headed back to our hotel.

Really beautiful and well-kept Japanese-style garden here, with a large pond with an abundance of beautiful koi fish. I have been here twice now, mod day and in the evening, and I have always seen someone working and cleaning in the garden. This place makes me calm and happy.

I finally returned after more than 5 years. This time I was able to visit the zoo because the last time I went ( pre-pandemic ) it was closed because it was a Monday. The zoo has free admission. Restrooms are available. The animals seem well-cared for. There are penguins, anteaters, wallabies, monkeys and others. It's a popular spot with the locals, it seems.

Very compact and comfortable outdoor for a half day out with couple and children must visit

Large and beautiful park. Peaceful for walk and relax. Great place for childrens. Also you can have some nice photography with nature. Washroom available.

A beautiful medium sized traditional Japanese-themed park. Has a free zoo to visit which is good to bring your children. The scenery is so vividly green in spring.

It is best park in Edogawa-ku.Good facilities for kids.Atmosphere is friendly.Zoo is well maintained. Old Citizens are enjoying fishing.Nice small lake.Good playground.You can spend two three hours with full enjoyment.

calming place .. nice thing is there is a zoom which is free .. ur kids will love that place … good for picnic and refreshing place too

Best maintained park in Tokyo. Great place for spending time with kids!

The oark is also the same area if Edocawa City Zoo

One of the bigger small parks in Tokio, i love the sight of the small house at the water...

Beautiful and serene place!

Going to see soon

A Peaceful garden

Our visit to Tokyo Disneyland was absolutely magical from start to finish! The park was beautifully maintained, and every corner was filled with Disney charm. The parades, attractions, and staff hospitality were all top-notch — it truly felt like stepping into a fairytale. What made our experience even more special was our stay at the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel. The hotel was simply fabulous — elegant, spotless, and perfectly themed. The staff were warm, attentive, and always ready to help. Our room had a beautiful view of the park, and the convenience of being just steps away from the entrance made it easy to fully enjoy our day. The breakfast buffet was delicious, with a great mix of Japanese and Western dishes. We also appreciated the little Disney touches everywhere — from the decor to the amenities. Overall, it was an unforgettable experience that exceeded our expectations. We can’t wait to return and make more magical memories! ✨

Tokyo Disneyland was such a fun and magical experience! The park feels super clean, well-organized, and full of classic Disney charm. The parade and shows are amazing—honestly some of the best I’ve seen at any Disney park. My favorite rides were Pooh’s Hunny Hunt (the trackless tech is so smooth and cute), Big Thunder Mountain, and Monsters Inc. Ride & Go Seek. The food is great too—tons of cute themed snacks and unique popcorn flavors. It does get crowded, but the cast members are incredibly kind and efficient, so everything runs smoothly. Overall, it’s a fantastic mix of nostalgia, creativity, and Japanese attention to detail. A must-visit for Disney fans!

I absolutely loved visiting Tokyo Disneyland. It was so amazing and very much worth the money. Before going I wasn't so keen because I'm not so in to rides and Disney has connotations of being for kids. Each of the rides was varied and had so much detail in them though. There were some thrill seeker rides but also many calm ones. All the rides I went on were so much fun! Staff were wonderful all throughout my time there too. They were all so happy and upbeat, very friendly, courteous and helpful. Wait times were long for the rides but once on them, I forgot about my wait completely. The atmosphere of the rides as well as the whole park was a very happy one. The park was very crowded but it catered well for it. There were many places to eat located throughout the park. I thought they were reasonably priced. The park was kept very clean too. I would highly recommend visiting Tokyo Disneyland and am keen to come back!

For this park with did vacation package with unlimited priority pass and early entry. This also allowed us to schedule a reservation for an early dinner. I highly recommend this option due to the crowds. We were able to do the park in one day. If we did not have these benefits, I would allow 2-3 days to do the entire park. The park is absolutely amazing! The rides, food, service and employees are fantastic.

All the reviews I read told me to go SUPER early. We went on a Wednesdat and arrived at a reasonable time ~8:30am and waited ~45min to get into the park. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND buying your park tickets in advance and installing the Tokyo Disney Resort app. Then, make a group on the app and add everyone before entering the park! This will make it easier for you to book everyone using one device for the Disney premier access and priority pass once you get into the park. Had we not used the app to do so, wait times went up to 3+ hours. We waited 1 hour max for all the rides we went on. If you come prepared, you will be able to get the full experience. Otherwise, I'd imagine it'll be a full day of waiting which would ruin the experience.

The staff were all friendly and it was a beautiful theme park. It is a great place to take your kids but if you are looking for more thrilling rides then you would need to look elsewhere. Food here is more affordable than other theme parks but lines for food vendors can be quite long. If you want a streamline experience at Disney land download the app and pay for fast passes every hour or two when you get into the venue. The app also has a map with all facilities and shows if they are operational too!

Very exciting place always for the kids and family. Very easy to navigate from public transport getting there to inside the theme park. Although queues can be over one hour wait time for most rides. So get in early as possible. The price will always be an expensive place from eating to merchandise. Then again it’s part of the whole experience.

It is hard to classify the Shunkaen Bonsai Museum as just a museum since it also functions as a school for bonsai enthusiasts/horticulturalists and it operates as a profitable business, but if you love tiny trees, it is well worth a visit!! While the staff is quite busy with their daily tasks, they are quite willing to stop what they are doing to give you a tour of the facility and to answer questions. Well worth visiting!!

Insane bonsais and vibe, really a pearl in Tokyo for bonsai lovers. The place is a bit far away from Tokyo center so it is a commitment to get there :) When you enter it is a secluded and peaceful place with hundreds of bonsais of all types and shapes. They are also big on stone culture. The ticket was 2000y and you can roam free, see the house, chill at the koi pond, see the books. They have huge bonsais with thousands of years and the master is nr 1 in the world and is working on site. There are a couple of people living there and working with the bonsais which makes the place quite alive. I absolutely loved it

Lovely! One of the best places to see Japanese Mastery of bonsai. We took the class and got to know the apprentices and had a signing of books with Master Kunio Kobayashi.

The bonsai trees at Shunkaen are first class. More than 1000 are displayed in a garden setting. Our guide was an experienced 92 year young gentleman who was able to answer all questions as well as serve us green tea. Everyone was kind and helpful. When visiting Tokyo this garden should not be missed.

Outstanding collection of beautiful healthy Bonsai. Very peaceful venue. Wish I had time to take a class that is offered on Sundays.

If you like gardening or any sort of plant life you will enjoy Shunkaen Bonsai Gardens/Museum. It's a 20ish walk from the nearest train station or take a cab.

Fantastic, personalized experience with the master and very experienced apprentice in training! We learned a lot about these precious trees and exquisite blend of art and nature.

Nice garden and well maintained park. A good hangout place with family and children. Best to go by own car or bicycle the station is bit far, you need to take a bus even if you commute by train. Sakura trees 🌸 Good enough space and play zone for children. Rest rooms are well maintained even on weekends during rush hours. A 2 mins horse ride for children, for free of cost.

Pony ride is free. Lines are long. They allow babies (<1-1.5) to touch and feel the horses

Beautiful park with ponies and pretty flowers.

Beautiful park

One of the best spots for kids to play and enjoy. It’s beautiful during the Sakura season, awesome cherry blossoms 🌸 and plum blossom could be enjoyed. It has a pony land and sports ground for students to play and enjoy.

Wonderful place to enjoy the sunny day with kids. Don’t forget to bring some outdoor toys with you!! Free pony ride and active play area worth your time.

Beautiful park with lots of good places for picnics, playing or enjoying the outdoors. Well landscaped, lots of parking, even free pony rides for the kiddos if you time it right! i

A magical experience for all ages! Tokyo Disneyland is pure magic from the moment you enter. The rides are fun and well-maintained, the parades and shows are spectacular, and the park is beautifully themed down to every detail. Staff are friendly and helpful, making the experience even more enjoyable. Perfect for families, friends, or solo visitors who want to feel the Disney magic. Don’t forget to try the themed snacks and take lots of photos!

Such a magical place. My husband normally hates rides but even he ended up going on most of them! There’s a great mix of gentle train/boat rides and fun thrills like Splash Mountain with its multiple drops. The parades were fantastic, especially the evening ones all lit up. We were also pleasantly surprised by the food prices. Considering it’s a huge tourist attraction, the food was reasonably priced and there were plenty of tasty options. The evening fireworks as the park closed were the perfect ending — a magical finale to an unforgettable day. Tokyo Disneyland is simply a must-visit! 🎆✨

Imagine a beautiful painting of an elegant mansion fit for a royal family. That's what this place feels like. The staff are super helpful. We booked with a vacation package, and booked an additional day. Unfortunately we had to switch rooms because the vacation package was under my wife's name, and the extra booking was under mine. Even though we shared the same Surname, it's considered different and couldn't combine it. Anyway, the rooms are beautiful, and very spacious. Tons of amenities and freebies, my kids took all the slippers and toothbrushes. And right out the courtyard is non other than the entrance to Disneyland Tokyo. It's an awesome hotel, but very expensive. I give this hotel a wooooo!

It was magical. I expected it to be a replica of Disneyland in Anaheim, but its rrally more a version of that park. Whole there are a lot of familiar elements, it is also very unique. The castle is Cinderella's and not Sleeping Beauty's, and they have a second castle, Beauty and The Beast's. This was the most magical ride! The haunted mansion was the same inside (but it's all spoken in Japanese), but the exterior is a red brick facade. It is well worth a day in your itinerary (and it's much less expensive than Disney in the States).

The vacation package was expensive, but it allowed us to do both parks in 2 days with the priority pass, early entry and food reservation benefits. The resort was beautiful and well maintained. The service was excellent. We really enjoyed our stay here!

Disney Tokyo is truly one of if not the best Disney I went to, only because of Disney Sea. The Disneyland park is really similar to what we have in Paris, except maybe for a couple attractions but Disney Sea is really something else entirely ! The lands are massive and the decorations are beautiful, tons of references to Disney characters and locations, it was magical 🤩 We had a hitel package that comes with fast passes for selected attractions and it was necessary as some had more than 2 hours of line and some 3 hours !! But because of those 3 passes, we could enjoy those without even 3 minutes of waiting, it is definitely worth it if you plan on going. Plenty of vegan options in the restaurant so that's great, the app is also quite nice even if it can be buggy at times. A must see if you like Disney and you're in Tokyo for more than a week.

I was so looking forward to my first ever visit to Disneyland. It was overwhelming and people LOVED to push you around and push you and your child who was in a pram without even caring. The amount of people that were in the park was unreal. 20 minutes into opening and some attractions had 100 minute wait times already. It was hard to navigate at times with the amount of people and the fact that people were already lined up for the parade that was happening at 12:30pm. Finding food was easy but then you'd have to contend with crowds of 30 deep or 45-60+ minute wait times. I was able to find some honey popcorn that was less than exciting and then to find allergen food that was only available at 3 locations meant I couldn't just get food easily. I waited in line for 45 minutes to get some odd tasting sausages but also the BEST chocolate macaroon I've ever eaten!! What was going for it; the Toon Town area while busy with people didn't have huge waits for the areas for kids to play and get some energy out. The macaroon - I will think about this a lot. The staff were always really helpful and friendly and so happy to try and accommodate what they could. The Monsters Inc ride was also great and a good bit of fun. The baby areas were ready to use and also made having a baby there and needing to change or feed them less daunting. These aren't on the map but are able to be found in corners of some worlds. Experiencing the Christmas side of Disney was also very special. Also try to set up to order food through OneDisney to order food ahead of time!! If my phone could receive text messages to verify payment methods I would've been all over this! My biggest recommendation is that if you're planning to do Universal and Disneyland. Do Universal last cause you will not leave disappointed or overwhelmed. The fireworks were also suspended at the beginning of the day and then they were put back on for 8:30pm for 5 minutes.

The Tokyo Metro Museum is a fantastic destination for train enthusiasts and families alike! The exhibits are incredibly detailed and interactive, making it both educational and fun for all ages. I was especially impressed by the life-size train models and simulators that let you experience being a driver—it felt so realistic! The museum does a great job of showcasing the history and technology behind Tokyo’s iconic subway system. Staff members were friendly and helpful, adding to the welcoming atmosphere. Whether you’re a railfan or just curious about how the metro works, this museum is well worth a visit. Highly recommend setting aside a few hours to explore everything it has to offer!

The Tokyo Metro Museum is an underrated gem and a fantastic value at just ¥220. There’s a surprising amount to see and do for the price, tons of interesting information that never feels overwhelming, along with interactive exhibits and old trains you can actually step inside. Some even let you play around with the controls, which is a blast. One of the highlights is the train simulator. It’s in Japanese only, so it might be a bit tricky if you don’t speak the language, but when I visited, an attendant kindly guided me through it, and it was a really fun experience. If you’re still in train nerd mode after that, check out the rest area with gacha machines. all train themed and then pop into the small gift shop. It’s mostly geared toward kids but still has a few fun items for adults too.

A little out of the way, but really amazing museum for train fans. It's smaller than the rail museum in Omiya, but a little easier to get to, and much less crowded (even on a weekday). There are tons of exhibits on the history, how subways are constructed, interactive exhibits for kids, etc.

Brilliant day out. The best bit was the metro simulator. Loved driving the train. So pleased we didn't have kids with us.... we would have had to share. It is worthwhile waiting to see the miniature train set working. The times are on a board by the display.

Plenty fun for a low price! There’s even a metro simulator experience where you pretend you’re the driver responsible to get people to work / home on time in a retired metro / subway carriage. Great value and worth seeing. It does also have some English translations on some exhibits too. Not to be confused with the railway museum, which are about trains (such as the Shinkansen and some JR lines with the pretend to be a driver experience outdoors). This is the Metro (Ginza line for example in an indoor simulated experience).

If you're thinking of someplace to bring your younger children but don't want to spend too much, come here. Adult tickets cost 220yen and child tickets at only 100yen. They get to learn about the trains in Japan and may even try the simulation.

I love museums like this one. The TM showed an integral aspect of Japan living. The train system is the best I've ever traveled on, and it was wonderful to learn about its founder and its development through the decades. It was also a look into Japan's modern history, technological advancement, and environmental sustainability. The museum is great for kids and adults with many interactive displays. Some of the audio presentations are only in Japanese, so it's a good place to get some listening practice. It was not crowded and seems a little off the beaten path for most tourists. However, it is very easy to get to by train (what type of Metro Museum would it be if it wasn't?). It is a great attraction if you want to avoid the large crowds of tourists and learn more about Japan's modern history.

So much fun🤩 The house look amazing so much big w/Garden park

Incredibly relaxing house with a beautiful garden/park area. While it might be quite rare to actually visit this area, I highly suggest visiting if you happen to be around.

Very tranquil and peaceful place. The house is amazing with it's view of Mt Fuji on a clear day.

If you happen to be visiting Matsudo city.. this is probably the most interesting historical site / architectural object to visit! It is basically a traditional style Japanese villa, but with some truly beautiful details which show the lifestyle transitioning from late 19th to earlier 20th century. Definitely worth a visit. A place for tranquility.

The old residence, it's a beautiful old traditional japanese house, once here were living members of the Imperial family. It's a great place, you can enjoy Fuji view from one window, half of Fuji is hidden now by an ugly building.

A tranquil spot in a beautiful suburb. Amazing views. Perfect spot for foodies looking to gain an appetite before hitting up the famous Ramen heads restaurant!

Tea house in the garden available for rent for events, exhibitions, etc. 3 Tatami rooms with folding tables and place for sitting and screens for exhibit can be arranged.

Cutting trees to build restaurants and pretending it's SDGs initiative..good model on how to make public facilities a private space but I don't support this.

Best place for water play for all people Best for relaxation Best for family time Me and my kids are enjoyed

Cute little dinosaur park really fun rainy right now but it was amazing 10/10 would recommend

It's small but good park.

We love this place. Great place for children My toddler calls it the dinosaur park because it has a cute dinosaur slide inside it. It has a medium sized sand pit to make sand castles. Few places I have seen having baby swing with protection.

Nice place for toddlers and infants as it has all play items suitable for them. Kids are attracted by dinosaurs. Of course grownups can run and play on the other side of the park but has to be very careful as it is surrounded by roads.

It’s small but good park.

Nice shrine located next to a small stream. Looks like there are multiple shrines here, surrounding the main shrine. Lots of nice foliage and well kept. Short walk from Matsudo station.

Beautiful shrine, always full of people on traditional celebrations like New Year First Day. Have a big festival once in 4 years with a massive parade through the city.

A small but nice shrine. Locals visit here often as special.

Traditional Japanese Shinto shrine. Limited parking available for worshippers and visitors. Used a lot by locals for girl's and boy's, 5,7 and 9 year ceremonies.

Matsudo iconic shrine, recommended

Small shrine with charming sculptures. Nice events from time to time

Quiet and beautiful shrine! It your ever in Matsudo, please stop by here for a moment of peace and prayer

My low rating goes by fact that there is very limited information in English. I totally understand that we are in Japan and this is a local museum but was with much disappointment that I could only observe the images and read some of the passages with my husband’s help. Very interesting set up and explanation of the Koto merchant area and how traders used to trade using rivers to transport their goods. There was a workshop about Yokai and my daughter had a great time there drawing and searching Yokais. It’s a topic that she loves and my husband and I try to support her. Along with the workshop there was a game about Yokais in several parts of the museum. She had enormous fun, so thank you very much for that. There is a real size reproduction of the building that used to be the Nakagawa Waterway Station, a place where the furares used to check the goods and boats going up and down and this replica is very well done, you can hear the birds and the sky will change according to the time of the day. You can see the photos other visitors posted. The staff were amazing with me and my questions. There isn’t a locker but the reception staff offered to keep our bags. Extremely clean and well maintained. Very cheap - ¥200 per adult person and ¥50 for elementary school children Outside there’s also a good set up near the River, with a coffee shop and leisure area. I would like to see the next exhibitions so I will keep my eyes on the website.

(Translated by Google) I visited while taking a walk. Admission fee was ¥200 for adults. When I visited, there was an event featuring Edo Rakugo, Kodan, and Kamigata Rakugo. It seems like they hold various events on a regular basis. The exhibition begins with the details of the duties of a ship guard station, followed by an exhibition on the traditional craft of fishing rods. You can learn a lot if you take a close look at the exhibits about Showa era life and ancient agricultural products of Koto Ward. (Original) 散歩がてら訪問しました。 入館料は大人¥200でした。 訪問した際はイベントで江戸落語•講談•上方落語の催し物がありました。 色々なイベントを定期的に行っている様です。 展示に関しては船番所の業務内容から始まり、伝統工芸品の釣竿に関する展示。 昭和の生活や江東区の古の農作物に関する展示等、じっくり観るとかなり勉強になります。

(Translated by Google) This museum is about the boat station that stood on the Nakagawa River during the Edo period, and it is probably extremely rare for a public museum to have a boat station as its theme. Tours are conducted by going down from the third floor, where a life-size reproduction of a boat station from the Edo period is located. This is a very fascinating museum where you can learn about how Edo's shipping industry, centered on the Onagi River, began and developed, and what was transported where and how. It is a great facility that makes it clear that Edo was a huge city supported by rivers, canals, and shipping. Please do visit. (Original) 江戸時代中川にあった船番所に関する資料館で、公立資料館で船番所をテーマにしている資料館は極めて珍しいのではないでしょうか。 3階から順に降りて観てゆくスタイルで、3階には江戸時代の船番所が実物大で再現されています。 小名木川を中心とした江戸の舟運がどう始まりどう発展していったのか、何がどこにどう運ばれていったのか、といったことが学べる非常に面白い資料館です。 江戸という街が川と運河と舟運によって支えられた巨大都市だったということがよくわかる、とても良い施設です。 ぜひ行ってみてください。

(Translated by Google) 2025.2.8🐾3rd museum with common admission ticket! Compared to the other two, this one is far away! It was a nice walk 😆 I was guided to the 3rd floor and told to look in order, and when I got on the elevator and the doors opened, there I was...! It was a very interesting inside. The special exhibitions held on the second floor (Meiji Travel and Money Exhibition and Showa Era Lifestyle Exhibition) were very interesting, and I think I spent the longest time there! An explanatory text that you can read while sitting on a bench and straining your eyes. It was kind to my tired feet ☺️ There are few people and there are no foreigners at all, so you can spend a relaxing and quiet time. The windows in the observation room were very clean and I could see the outside clearly. (Original) 2025.2.8🐾共通入館券で3館目！他二つと比べてこちらはやけに遠い！よいお散歩になりました😆 3階から順番に見てくださいと案内され、エレベーターに乗りパッとドアが開いたらそこは…！ なかなかに面白い館内でした。 2階でやっていた企画展(明治の旅とお金展と昭和の暮らし展)がとても面白くて滞在時間はこちらが一番長いかも！ ベンチに座ってギリギリ目を凝らして読める解説文。疲れた足に優しかったです☺️ 人が少なく、外国人の方も全くおらずゆっくり静かな時間が過ごせます。 展望室の窓がものすごく綺麗にされていて、外がかなりクリアに見えました。

(Translated by Google) What is a Funabansho? It seems that Tokyo in the Edo period had developed waterways, and government offices were set up in ports. This is the sort of explanation and guide you'll find. Also, to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the war, the special exhibition showcases the post-war appearance of the Joto district. It's well worth seeing. (Original) 船番所って何？ 江戸時代の東京はいかに水路が発達していて港に役所を設置したそうです。 というような説明、案内があります。 また企画展では終戦80年ということで、この城東地区の戦後のすがたが紹介されております。それなりに見ごたえごあります。

(Translated by Google) This fascinating museum offers a fun way to learn about Koto Ward's history and waterway culture. The third floor features a life-size diorama of the Nakagawa Boat Station from the Edo period, accompanied by audio commentary, creating a truly immersive experience, almost like traveling back in time. The second floor also features a wealth of exhibits on life in the Showa era, Fukagawa's nori seaweed farming, and local industries and lifestyles, providing a sense of nostalgia and discovery at the same time. The staff and volunteers' explanations are easy to understand, and they patiently answer questions, so even those unfamiliar with history will find themselves drawn in. The museum also features a variety of special exhibitions, covering topics such as disaster prevention, Eiichi Shibusawa, and Japanese fishing rods, so you'll always learn something new no matter how many times you visit. Admission is only 200 yen, but the quality and quantity of the exhibits are impressive, making it an excellent value for money. It's a hidden gem, rarely crowded, and offers a relaxing experience. This museum condenses the history and culture of Koto Ward from the Edo period to the Showa era, making it a recommended museum for children and adults alike. (Original) 江東区の歴史や水運文化を楽しく学べる、とても魅力的な資料館です。3階では江戸時代の中川船番所を原寸大で再現したジオラマや音声解説があり、まるで当時にタイムスリップしたような臨場感を味わえます。2階では昭和の暮らしや深川の海苔養殖、地域の産業や生活風景の展示も充実しており、懐かしさと発見が同時に楽しめます。 スタッフやボランティアの方の説明が非常にわかりやすく、質問にも丁寧に答えてくださるので、歴史に詳しくなくても自然と引き込まれます。企画展や特別展示も工夫されており、防災や渋沢栄一、和竿など多彩なテーマで何度訪れても新しい学びがあります。 入館料はたったの200円ですが、展示の質・量ともに大変充実しており、コストパフォーマンスは抜群。混雑も少なく、落ち着いて見学できる穴場スポットです。江戸時代から昭和までの江東区の歴史や文化をぎゅっと凝縮した施設で、子どもから大人まで楽しめるおすすめの資料館です。

(Translated by Google) [Visited on Monday, September 21, 2020] Nakagawa Boat Guardhouse was originally located at the Sumida River mouth at the western end of the Onagi River. It was relocated to the Nakagawa mouth at the eastern end in 1661 during the first year of the Kanbun era (the first year of the Kanbun era) during the early Edo period. The Onagi River was the first canal excavated by Tokugawa Ieyasu, and served as a waterway connecting Edo with the waterways throughout the Kanto region. Ships ⛴ entering and leaving Edo from this canal were required to have their cargo inspected at Nakagawa Bansho. The Nakagawa Bansho is the checkpoint depicted in "The Entrance to Edo from the Waterway," and a diorama of what the guardhouse looked like at the time can be seen in the permanent exhibition room on the third floor. The staff explained that ships traveling from the Pacific coast to Edo via the Boso Peninsula route would be affected by ocean waves (and could capsize), so they headed inland from Choshi and traveled via the Tone River. The Nakagawa Funabansho Museum is about a 5-minute walk from the Oshima Exit of Higashi-Ojima Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line. Open from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM). Closed Mondays (if Monday is a national holiday or a substitute holiday, the museum is closed the following day) and December 29th to January 3rd. Please note that there may be temporary closures, so it's best to check in advance. Admission fees are ¥200 for adults (high school students and above) and ¥50 for elementary and junior high school students. However, if you purchase a "Combined Admission Ticket" (¥500 for adults (including high school students), ¥100 for elementary and junior high school students), which allows you to enter each of Koto Ward's three historical and cultural facilities—the Fukagawa Edo Museum, the Basho Memorial Museum, and the Nakagawa Funabansho Museum—once per visit, you save ¥300 for adults and it's valid for one year from the first use date! ❗️ So, you don't have to visit all three museums in one day!❗️ Also, there was a small shop and a place to stroll and take a break called Kawanoeki (River Station) on the nearby riverside!❗️ (Original) 【 2020/09/21(月㊗️)拝観 】 中川船番所は、小名木川(おなぎがわ)西端の隅田川口に設けられていた深川番所が、江戸初期の寛文(かんぶん)元年(1661)、東端の中川口に移転したものです。 小名木川は徳川家康が最初に開削した運河で、関東一円の水体系と江戸を結ぶ航路で、ここから江戸に出入りする船⛴は、必ず中川番所で船荷(ふなに)の検査を受けることになっていました。 「水路から見た江戸への入口」の関所が中川番所で、3階の常設展示室では、当時の番所の様子をジオラマで再現しています。 太平洋側から江戸へ行くのに、房総半島を回っていく航路だと海の波🌊の影響を受けてしまう(転覆してしまう可能性がある)ことから、銚子(ちょうし)から内陸へ入って利根川を経由して船が行き来していたのだとスタッフの方が説明してくれました。 中川船番所資料館へのアクセスは、地下鉄 都営新宿線「東大島(ひがしおおじま)駅」大島口より徒歩約5分です🚶‍♀️ 開館時間は午前9時30分〜午後5時まで(入館は午後4時30分まで)、休館日は月曜日(月曜日が祝日㊗️及び振替休日の時はその翌日が休館)と12/29〜1/3 ※臨時休館することがあるようなので、事前に確認したほうが無難です。 観覧料は一般(高校生以上)￥200 、小・中学生￥50ですが… 江東区の歴史文化施設「深川江戸資料館」「芭蕉記念館」「中川船番所資料館」の3館にそれぞれ1回ずつ入館できる「共通入館券(大人(高校生を含む)￥500 、小・中学生￥100)」を購入すると、大人の場合￥300お得で、最初の利用日から1年間有効です❗️ なので、1日で3館全てを見学しなくても大丈夫です❗️ あと、近くの川辺に川の駅という、ちょっとした売店と、散策や休憩ができる感じの場所がありました❗️

The park has some benches and covered areas but the grass is uneven so it's a little muddy.

Shinozaki Park is known for its expansive greenery, open fields, and scenic views of the nearby Edo River. The park is particularly popular during cherry blossom season when the sakura trees bloom, creating a picturesque setting for hanami (flower viewing). The open landscape makes it feel like a serene natural retreat within the urban setting of Tokyo.

This is a good viewpoint for Edogawa Hanabi. Not so crowded and you can sit down if you have seats

Two basketball rims, many youngsters in the weekend, but not much pick up games. There is a baseball court and other facilities, quite a big park to chill, ride bicycles and enjoy some sports here.

Great experience of 2nd august fireworks

Watched fireworks at the park.. has a baseball field…

Nice park in Edogawa-Ku. Can host a BBQ here but pre booking is needed, in a designated area of the park only- usually booking is needed 1 month in advance. Rental of a BBQ space is free but requires you to bring your own equipment. Park has tennis courts and also large open space for sports.

Very beautiful place and good for shopping. I like Koiwa…

Very busy and small station.

Family mart, convenience stores and supermarkets located around this station. Each supermarket has its own specialty, and the 業務スーパー near the station offers especially attractive prices for most products.

Thats a nice statation i live also in that statation !

Good job JR Convenient for human use…

It's a very full service place. But be careful, I don't take the elevator I prefer the stairs.

There are many shop in this station, call The Shapo, Starbuck coffee too.

Convenient station with Bus stand on one exit and Taxi stand on another exit. Also have lots of shops, restaurants, convenience stores and even 100 yen shop under the station shopping area.

I've walk from Nishi-Kasai to AEON maybe 15 minutes but it's fine. I still like to take Tozai Line also known as East West Line

Good access to the mid area of Tokyo, Otemachi, Kayabacho, and Nihombashi by Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. Rapid service trains do not stop at Nishi Kasai but this makes train less crowded. Just you need to be careful of rush hour in the morning around 8:00AM. These trains would be so packed with full of people in weekdays. Living in Nishi Kasai is also a good choice as some supermarkets and restaurants are around the train station.

One of the better Tokyo Metro stations! Usually crowded when people go and come from their offices, but on the bright side, it is filled with amenities (restrooms, convenience store, restaurants) and has quick access to highways.

Its crowded all the time. Many Indians are living in Nishi Kasai so not like other stations you can see Indians here very often. This is in Tozai line.

The place is close to best western hotel (3 mins walk) where we stayed. Varieties of eateries nearby. my favourite is the supermarket which sell lots of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Nishi Kasai station is one of my favorite places to have authentic Indian food …. Indian sweets shops , spicy shops and many Indian restaurants are there …. 😇

Nice promenade between the Arakawa river bank and the residential complex. Most likely known for the grand Sakura cherry blossoms during the spring seasons. The location is probably one of the most accessible sakura viewing spots in whole Tokyo; people can get there by car, public transportation, bicycle, or walking. It’s close from Higashi Ojima station, while there are many parking lots. Relatively spacious and easy to walk or bicycle around, compared to other major places.

Very beautiful scenery. Good for morning jog and picnic. A lot of people come to this place every morning to do exercise. Some also do biking by the river.

It’s right by the ojima komatsu park. In fact right after exited the ojima station one would enter into the park. There was a humongous grassy field and because it was a weekend multitude of people gathered with their friends or family to enjoy a picnic or sports activity. Going around then it’s the riverbed. And it’s the walking path where Sakura formed on top. People taking walks jogging or cycling. Also there’s more trails close to the Arakawa river. It’s a huge park where everyone could enjoy themselves in such a nice weather.

Riverbed for senbon Sakura trees

Extend the walking course a little! I want many foreigners to see it. One of the best in Japan.

Awesome

u can enjoy bbq here. you have to book for a place

Very beautiful place . Such a big spacious park … love it

Very spacious. Kids can enjoy. There is a big playground too where everyone can play. Trees are very beautiful.

The Sakura here is out of my expectation. So pretty

Great 👍 I pocket of happiness in tokyo city. Family friendly great for kids!

Nice park

No visible toilet signs anywhere 🥲 but the place is big and very nice and near to the station

Big park

Lost my money when I recharged my suica and got stolen. Police station here wasn't helpful towards foreigners.

It is a convenient station with a good number of eating, shopping and entertainment options nearby. The bus station is also right at the exit which has good connections to most of the nearby areas. Both the platforms have a lift so it is ♿ as well

The elevator is extremely slow specially when the doors of this elevator open and shut. I have been too many places but never found this much slow elevator. I want to make a complaint but don't know to who should I write. I don't want to give it even one star. But I don't, I can post my comment.

👌Neat and clean. 👌Have escalator and elevator to both platforms. 👎Upside Escalators only. 👎No shops inside the station.

Small station. Only one I've seen with a waiting area

(Translated by Google) This station is located in Edogawa Ward on the Toei Shinjuku Line. Although it is a subway station, it is an above-ground station. It is a convenient station with good access to central Tokyo and Shinjuku, and many buses depart and arrive there. (Original) 都営新宿線の江戸川区内の駅です。 地下鉄ですが地上駅となります。都心や新宿方面のアクセスがよく、バスも多く発着する便利な駅です。

A lively edge of the city — ramen shops, bicycle shops, and laughter on the wind. Locals live fully here, content with small joys. The Shinjuku Line hums below, carrying the warmth of familiarity forward. Tourist Tip: Stop at Funabori Tower for sweeping views of the Tokyo Bay area; local ramen and izakayas near the station serve hearty comfort fare.

(Translated by Google) It is located on the 3rd floor of the Edogawa Civic Center "Green Palace". The location is difficult to find, and there are no prominent signs posted at the entrance, so I don't think you'll have a chance to visit unless you do some research online beforehand. It feels like a mini-museum that compactly summarizes the history and culture of Edogawa Ward. Admission is free. When I visited, a special exhibition was being held about Japanese umbrellas, which were once a specialty of Koiwa. In addition, there were exhibits about the ward's agriculture, which is now rare, and the fishing industry along the Tokyo Bay coast (beka boats, etc.), which I found interesting. Recently, the number of new residents has increased, and I think there are more people who don't even know what the area was like in the Showa era. Since this is such a great exhibit, I think it would be good to provide a little more information so that more people can see it. (Original) 江戸川区民センター「グリーンパレス」の3階にあります。場所がわかりにくく、入口にも目立つ案内は出ていないので、事前にネットで調べたりでもしない限り、なかなか訪れる機会もないのではと思います。 江戸川区の歴史や文化がコンパクトにまとめられたミニ博物館、という感じ。無料で入場できます。 訪れたときは、かつて小岩の特産であったという和傘に関する企画展が行われていました。 そのほかにも、今は少なくなってしまった区内の農業や、東京湾岸ぞいの漁業（べか舟など）の展示もあり、興味深く拝見させていただきました。 最近は新しく入ってきた住民も増え、昭和の時代のこのあたりの様子も知らない人が増えていると思います。 せっかくの展示なので、もう少し案内を増やして、多くの人に見てもらえるようにしたらと思います。

(Translated by Google) I took the bus from Shin-Koiwa Station to bus stop number 3 and got off at the ward office. The station stamp at Shin-Koiwa Station was a Monchhichi! As other reviewers have said, the museum has a great exhibit, so I think it would be better if they added a little more content. Currently, they are holding a special exhibition on "School Child Evacuation." They have a pamphlet about the exhibition. There are a lot of panel displays. The explanations were easy to understand. I went from the Green Palace side, so I first went up to the 4th floor, walked through the connecting corridor to the main building, and then went down the stairs to the 3rd floor. It's open on Mondays. (Original) 新小岩駅から３番バス停でバスに乗り区役所下車しました。新小岩駅の駅スタンプはなんとモンチッチでした😊資料館は他の方も口コミしている通りせっかくの展示なのでもう少し内容を増やしたらいいと思う。現在「学童疎開」企画展開催中。展示のパンフレットあります。パネル展示が多いかな。解説はわかりやすいとおもう。グリーンパレスの方から行ったから最初4階に上がって渡り廊下を通って本館に行って階段で３階に降りる。月曜日開館している。

(Translated by Google) I saw the special exhibition ``What we learn from a survey of 99-year-old houses'' and the permanent exhibition. I was impressed by the careful investigation of the house in the exhibition. I was also really interested in the historical materials for the menu of the celebratory meal. I recognize that the food on special occasions is steeped in the traditional culture of the region, but in the records for several days, there is a mysterious food called "■kan" that seems to be impossible to read. has appeared many times. I believe that the fact that we cannot understand something that was probably a fairly popular food at the time shows us the fragility of history and culture. I like the concise explanations on the red explanatory panels for each theme in the permanent exhibition. Even if you skip the detailed captions, you can clearly understand the purpose of the exhibition if you read this much. Even though it was free, I felt that the quality was very good. It would be better to advertise it more. (Original) 企画展「築99年の住宅調査からわかること」と常設展を拝見しました。 企画展は丹念な住宅の調査に感銘を受けました。また祝言料理の献立の史料が実に興味を引きました。ハレの日の料理はその地域の伝統文化が染み込んだものと認識してますが、数日分の記録のなかで一部、どうしても読み取ることのできないらしい「■かん」という謎の食べ物がありそれが何回も登場しているのです。口取りのひとつとして当時としてはある程度メジャーな食べ物であったろうものがどうしても何かわからないというのは、歴史や文化のはかなさを教えてくれるものと思います。 常設展は各テーマごとにある赤い解説パネルの簡潔な説明が好感。詳細なキャプションを読み飛ばしてもこれだけ読めば展示の意図が明瞭に理解できます。無料なのに質がとても充実しているように感じました。 もっと宣伝したほうがよいです。

(Translated by Google) I was searching on Google Maps and came across the Edogawa Ward Local Materials Room. I happened to be passing by, so I turned the steering wheel (lol) As an outsider, when I heard that it was inside the Green Palace, I thought it couldn't be a room in an apartment... (bitter smile) It was certainly not a large exhibition space, but the contents were quite substantial. Particularly noteworthy is the ease of understanding the exhibits on seaweed cultivation and processing! Ah, the curator in charge at the time of the renovation, he's doing a great job. I recently saw the thatched roof in the special exhibition being replaced, so it was very interesting. I'm thinking of going back in the fall to see the Japanese umbrella exhibition. (Original) Googleマップで検索していて、ちょっと気になってた江戸川区郷土資料室さん。たまたま近くを通ったので、ハンドルをきってみました（笑） 部外者としては、グリーンパレス内、と聞いてマンションの一室な訳ないよなぁ…と思案（苦笑）確かに広いとはいえない展示スペースでしたが、中身はかなり充実していました。 特筆は、海苔の養殖・加工の展示のわかりやすさ！あぁ、リニューアル時の担当学芸員さんでしょうか、いい仕事してますねぇ。企画展の茅葺き屋根も、ちょうど最近、実際のかけ替えを見ていたので、とても興味深かったです。 秋になったら、和傘の企画展を見に再訪したいな、と思ってます。

(Translated by Google) The exhibition does not have everything lined up tightly, but is rather restrained and neat. They seem to be working on a variety of ambitious planned exhibitions. (Original) 展示は何でもギッシリ並べる式ではなく抑制的で綺麗に見せている。企画展示も意欲的なものを様々取り組んでいるようだ。

(Translated by Google) Considering the size of the municipality, I would like to see the exhibition in a separate building. Is that difficult in Tokyo? (Original) 自治体の規模からすると、独立した建物で展示してもらいたいところ。都内だと難しいか？

(Translated by Google) It's located on the third floor of the Edogawa Ward facility called Green Palace. As the name suggests, it's a small "resource room," but it's enough to learn about the history of the area. I learned for the first time that Edogawa Ward was once famous for seaweed fishing and lotus root cultivation. (Original) グリーンパレスという江戸川区の施設の3階にあります。「資料室」とある通り規模としては小さいですが地域の歴史を知るには十分。江戸川区がその昔、海苔の漁やレンコン栽培で有名だったのを初めて知りました。

Akebono-yu is an Onsen with natural hot spring, with indoor and open-air pools. The facility has a sauna and a cafe. Located close to the Funabori Station of Toei Shinjuku line, this long-standing public bathhouse was opened in 1773 during the Edo period!!! Not many people notice the existence of such an Onsen on the roadside while walking.

Nice Sento with many different Baths and a small Outdoor Area!

(Translated by Google) On December 18, 2024, the 251-year history of our founding in 1773 will come to an end. There is no parking lot, but there are coin parks nearby. Bathing costs 550 yen. The sauna can be used for an additional 400 yen in exchange for a shoe cabinet key, sauna key, and bath towel set. There is a changing room on the 1st floor, a washing area and a bath on the 1st and 2nd floors, and a sauna with dry and steam facilities on the 2nd floor. The sauna is heated to 85 degrees Celsius, has a gas stove, and has a two-tier L-shaped structure that can seat up to 15 people. The temperature of the water bath is about 20℃. The bath on the second floor has a vibra and sitting bath. The steam sauna is for 3 people and hot steam is injected for an hour. The bath on the first floor has a jet bath, an electric bath, and an open-air bath. It was a compact two-story building, but it was a fairly well-equipped facility. It's true that it's showing its age in some places, but it's been well maintained and the sauna is in pretty good condition. We are saddened by the closure. (Original) 2024年12月18日、創業安永2年（1773年）251年の歴史に幕を閉じます。 駐車場はありませんが周りにコインパがあります。 入浴は550円。サウナは別途400円、下駄箱のカギとサウナキーとバスタオルセット交換で利用できます。 1階に脱衣所、洗い場とお風呂は1.2階にありサウナは2階にドライとスチームがあります。 サウナは85℃、ガスストーブ式で2段L字で最大15名ほど座れそうです。水風呂は20℃ほど。 2階のお風呂はバイブラや座湯があります。 スチームサウナは3名、時間で熱い蒸気が噴射されます。 1階のお風呂はジェット、電気風呂、露天風呂もあります。 2階建でコンパクトですがかなり充実した施設でした。 確かに所々年季は入っていますがキチンと手入れされていてサウナはかなり良いです。 閉店が惜しまれます。

(Translated by Google) Akebonoyu 6-7 minutes walk from Funabori Station on the Toei Subway Shinjuku Line A public bath where you can enjoy natural hot springs♨ I've been wanting to come for a while, but since I have two days off a week (Thursday and Friday), I haven't been able to come! I found out after coming... Apparently, it will close on December 18th! 😲 What a shame! 😵‍💫 This is a common price for public baths in Tokyo, and you can also use coupons! It is a public bath with two floors, upper and lower. with one bath You can use both! Both 1st floor and 2nd floor Shower Karan's washing area and There is a bathtub, There is a staircase in the dressing room on the first floor, so you can move around naked. The changing room locker Standard size only 60 The first floor bath has 16 showers. 2 high-position standing showers The bathtub is large and has a deep section with space for jet massage. In addition, there is a space for sitting baths and sleeping baths in the back. After passing through the bathtub, there is an open-air bath. On the second floor, there is a cold bath right after you go up. To the right is a paid sauna When you go up, there is a sleeping bath right in front of you on the left. There is a glass door in front of it, and when you open it, you will find a washing area with 15 showers and 2 high-position showers. The bathtub was hot at 42 degrees Celsius, and there was also a milk bath (38 degrees Celsius) with a circular shape where the hot water was spinning around! The 1st and 2nd floors are quite spacious together, with a washing area and many bathtubs, and the bath water is hot spring♨ Like this ✨ Amazing ✨ ♨Hot spring public bath♨ will disappear It's really a shame! 😢 (Original) あけぼの湯 都営地下鉄 新宿線 船堀駅から徒歩6～7分 天然温泉♨ が楽しめる銭湯 前々から来たいと思っていたが、木 金 週二日休みということもあり、なかなか来れなかった！ 来てから分かったことだが、、、、 なんと、12月18日で閉店とのこと！😲 なんとも残念！😵‍💫 こちらは 都内銭湯共通価格で、回数券も使えます！ 上下2階式の銭湯ですが、 １回の入浴で 両方利用できます！ 1階、2階 どちらにも シャワーカランの洗い場と 浴槽があり、 １階脱衣場の一画に階段があり、裸のまま移動できます。 脱衣場ロッカーは 標準サイズのみ60 1階浴場はシャワーカラン16基 高位置 立ちシャワー２基 浴槽は大きめの浴槽に深い区画があってジェットマッサージのスペースあります。 また、座湯、寝湯のスペースが奥にあり、 湯船の中を通ってそのさきに露天風呂あります。 ２階は上がってすぐのところに水風呂 その右奥は有料サウナ 上がって左はすぐ目の前に寝湯、 そのさきにガラス戸があって開けると洗い場でシャワーカラン15基、高位置シャワー２ヶ所 浴槽は４２℃の熱めの浴槽と円形で湯がぐるぐる🌀回ってる牛乳風呂(３８℃)もありました！ 1階、2階 合わせるとかなり広い 洗い場と多くの浴槽があり、風呂湯は温泉♨ このような✨素晴らしい✨ ♨温泉銭湯♨がなくなってしまうのは 本当に惜しい事です！😢

(Translated by Google) Source name: Otome Onsen pH value: 8.0 Spring quality: Metasilicic acid content exceeds the specified amount Visited around 4pm on weekdays. This is the oldest public bath in Tokyo, having been in operation since 1998. It will be closing soon! As for the hot springs, it is a hot spring according to the hot spring law (meta-silicic acid is above the specified amount), but even though it is a public bath, it is spacious and divided into the first and second floors! Light spa feeling😆 There's an open-air bath, sauna, and steam sauna, so it's luxurious. Even such a wonderful public bath couldn't overcome the aging facilities...😭 In addition, it was always crowded with customers. I'm glad I finally came. Thank you, Akebonoyu! (Original) 源泉名：乙女温泉 pH値：8.0 泉質：メタけい酸の項目で規定量以上 平日16時ごろ来訪。 安永2年から営業している都内でも最古という銭湯。まもなく閉店してしまうとの事で！ 湯に関しては温泉法上の温泉(メタけい酸が規定量以上)ですが、銭湯なのに1階と2階に分かれている広さ！軽めのスパ銭感😆 露天風呂もあり、サウナもあり、スチームサウナもあり、という豪華さ…。 こんな素晴らしい銭湯でも施設の老朽化には勝てなかったもよう…😭 なお、常にお客で賑わってました。 最後に来れて良かった。ありがとう、あけぼの湯！

(Translated by Google) It was located a short walk from the south exit of Funabori Subway Station. The entrance gate?has a list of many different types of baths written on it, which got me excited. Once inside, there's a large space to change out of shoes. You purchase a bath ticket from the ticket machine and hand it over at the front desk. Here you'll receive a QR code for the Sento Pilgrimage. And as the Edogawa Ward Stamp Rari 2024 campaign started today, I received a stamp. The card was given to me by the guide at Funabori Tower Hall, which I had just visited. The changing room is spacious. I was glad to see a drink vending machine in the changing room. The lockers were 100 yen returnable. The bathrooms appear to be divided into the first and second floors. Neither had shampoo or body soap, so I used the soap I brought with me. The first floor is a fairly narrow L-shaped floor with few washing areas. There was an electric bath, a jet bath, and more. The hot water tub was so large that it felt like the corridor was the bathtub itself. Going through there was the open-air bath. I was pleasantly surprised that the open-air bath was larger than I expected. The baths on the first floor had relatively lukewarm water. The second floor has a dry sauna and a steam sauna, but you can't access them without a special key. There is also a large indoor space for a cold bath, a sitting bath, and an open-air bath. The public baths were large and deserted. The milk bath, with its round tub where the water circulates, was lukewarm, but the other baths were hot. The public baths on this floor were relatively empty. But I was happy that there was hot water as well. There also seemed to be a restaurant next to the front desk. This place has everything you need, so I'd like to come again. (Original) 地下鉄船堀駅の南口から歩いてほどないところにありました。 入口ゲート？にたくさんの種類のお風呂が書かれていて期待が膨らみます。 中に入ると沓脱ぎスペースが広いです。 券売機で入湯券を購入してフロントで渡します。 ここで銭湯お遍路のQRコードをいただきます。 そして今日から江戸川区のぶらり湯らり　スタンプらり～２０２４ をスタートしましたのでスタンプをいただきました。 台紙はさっき寄ってきた船堀タワーホールの案内でいただいてきたものです。 脱衣場は広いです。 脱衣場内に飲み物の自動販売機があるのが嬉しいです。 ロッカーは100円返却式でした。 浴室は１階と２階に分かれているようです。 どちらにもシャンプーとボディーソープはありませんでしたので持参の石鹸を使いました。 １階は割と狭い感じのL字のフロアで洗い場は少ない感じです。 電気風呂やジェット風呂などがありました。 白湯の湯船が広くて通路が湯船という感じでした。 そこを抜けると露天風呂がありました。 露天風呂が予想以上の広さなのが嬉しいです。 １階のお風呂は割合ぬるめのお湯でした。 ２階はドライサウナやスチームサウナがありますが専用鍵がなければ入れない作りになっています。 他には水風呂、座湯、外気浴の広い屋内スペースがあります。 一般用のお風呂は広いスペースでガランとした印象です。 丸い浴槽でお湯がグルグル回る牛乳風呂はぬる湯でしたが他の浴槽は熱湯でした。 このフロアの一般浴槽は割と空いていました。 でも熱いお湯もちゃんとあるのがわたし的には嬉しいですね。 フロント横には食堂も併設されているようでした。 なんでも揃っているここはまた来たいですね。

(Translated by Google) Participating in the Chiba Face Marathon today! Afterwards, head to Akebonoyu in Edogawa Ward. It's closed on December 18th, but the hot water is nice. There are various types of hot water on the 1st and 2nd floors! The price is 550 yen for adults! If you want to go, now is the time! ! (Original) 今日は千葉顔マラソンに参加！ アフターは、江戸川区あけぼの湯へ。12/18で閉店ですが、いいお湯ですね～。 色々な種類のお湯が1階、2階にあります！ 料金大人550円です！ 行くなら今でしょ！！

Perfect for a day at the Aquarium, the beach or the park.

The moment you step out, the world widens into blue: gull cries, Ferris wheel silhouettes, and salt-brushed grass dancing in the wind 🎡🐦🌊. This station is an open invitation to breathe deeper, slow your tempo, and let the park’s wide horizons wash over you. Tourist Tip: Ideal for park picnics or zoo visits 🐾.

Unique station, it's connect to park and big aquarium. The Ferris wheel can be seen from this station. It can be reach by local Keio Line train. Nearby Disney Land and Sea only couple stations. If you want to go outing with family, you can come here. They have hotel also on park. It looks old but huge space outside station. If you live near here it's a convenient station because of the small size it is not confusing to go transfer to another station.

Beautiful view! We can see Diamond & Flower Ferris Wheel from here

Well maintained train station adjacent to rinkai park. The station is normally crowded during weekends. Wall painting across the station are good.

Gaint feerywheel Green surrounding Nice sea view 24h open

I feel Kasai Rinkai Park is a wonderful park to go out on a bike ride or just relax with your friends and barbecue, especially from spring to autumn when the weather is nice an warm. Occasionally I see shows and events like magic shows or bands playing, which makes the park more interesting.

It’s the first spot one would pass through to see the kawatsu Sakura trees nearby. Painted in sky blue that you wouldn’t miss it. Standing in the middle you could also see Tokyo sky tree clearly. And you could also catch Chuo sobu train passing by along with Sakura and sky tree all together to be a great picture.

A beautiful blue bridge near Kameido Park. It's so quiet and peaceful in the early morning.

Very beautiful -Hydrangea with Tokyo skytree But when I went there ,It was cloudy

Amazing spot to see early sakura (Kawazu sakura) in Tokyo. With a view of the Sky Tree over the river, this is a hidden gem! 40 minutes walk from the bottom of Sky Tree if you want a view from above before/after.

Beautiful sunset and Skytree view from this bridge.

Great local place to take in the sunset or the view of the sky tree or relax by the river.

awesome

Many things to see and learn. Although I cannot understand Japanese, it was still nice to visit.

Very nice birds park. Amazing place, beautiful and clear. Very comfortable. You can listen to the birds sinking and watch them. And also just relax perfectly in nature. Personality very nice and friendly. I very much love this place. Recommended .

For wildlife photographers most visit places

This is really ideal place for Nature lovers interested in bird watching.One must visit early in the morning.The big pond surrounded with nice green trees , shrubs and little away from from city.Further I appeal to everyone to take a round in the center where you will find beautiful potrats of many birds with some information.

Nice addition to the Bird Watching Gardens where you can learn some more about the local birds and take a rest.

Only good bird watching in Tokyo. They have several different habitats and very substantial photography blinds.

Opens at 9:00 am. This is standard for Japanese birding centres but too late for practical birding.

Took the ferry from here to Asakusa and it was a totally fun experience and it was pretty inexpensive as well. The staff were super helpful and courteous. A fun way to see some of Tokyo!

good

Beautiful but costly transport options

(Translated by Google) Rinkai Park → Odaiba. There was an acrylic board installed so we had a fun time ♡ It's convenient because you can play in Odaiba and then come back without having to go back and forth right away 🛥 (Original) 臨海公園→お台場まで。アクリル板設置されていて楽しい時間を過ごせた♡すぐに往復しなくてもお台場で遊んでから戻って来れるので便利🛥

(Translated by Google) When I lived in Itabashi, Tokyo, I would always go to Kasai Rinkai Park on the right bank of the Arakawa Cycling Road and take a break here. In the past, there used to be some cold food at the shop, but gradually food-related items have disappeared. Recently, the entrances and exits near vending machines are sometimes closed, making it inconvenient. Not only can you take in the sea view, but you can also constantly watch the landings at Haneda Airport. On the way back, if you return to Kasai Bridge, you can ride on the left bank of the Arakawa Cycling Road in Arakawa Nakasu under the Shuto Expressway Chuo Loop Line and return to Akabane or Kawaguchi. The left bank is more comfortable than the right bank. However, there are baseball boys on the riverbed baseball field, so you need to be careful ahead. Before taking a break at this place, you can buy a burger set at McDonald's in front of the station and eat it here for a good meal break. Now that I have moved to Saitama Prefecture, I am enjoying going back and forth to Kasai Rinkai Park on the Edogawa Cycling Road instead of Arakawa. If you have time, go on the right bank and return on the left bank. Return to Hojuhanabashi. Kasai Rinkai Park is crowded with families on holidays, so I try to wear a cycling jersey with a pretty flashy character on it when I go to the Kasai Rinkai Park pier so I can stand out. If you find it, it's probably me. The night photo was taken when I rode the Arakawa cycling road over 140km from the Arakawa upstream of Mitsumineguchi Station to Kasai Rinkai Park. As expected, I didn't have the energy to ride my bike home, so I took the Yurakucho line from Shinkiba to Heiwadai, assembled the bike there, and headed home. This is a recommended course. Departing from Mitsumineguchi Station on a bicycle, right bank of Arakawa Chichibu Station: 13km Eat soba here Nagatoro Station: 25km Takasago Bridge: 28km Prefectural Route 82 Yoriibashi: 34km National Route 140 Orihara Bridge: 36km Prefectural Route 349 Prefectural Route 30: 39km Riko Intersection: 41km National Route 254 Shiozawa Intersection Prefectural Road No. 81 Oshikiribashi intersection: 52km Tokara Shrine Cycling Road Muraoka intersection: 58km cycling road Tamasaku Water Gate: 65km Sakura Tsutsumi Park: 73km Matsunaga Bridge: 75km Saitama Musashi Hills Forest Park Bicycle Route Prefectural Route 155 Iruma Bridge: 87km Hanekura Bridge: 98km Sasame Bridge: 107km Iwabuchi water gate: 115km Kasai Bridge: 134km Kasai Rinkai Park: 140km Then I'll go home by train. (Original) 東京板橋在住のとき、荒川サイクリング道右岸で葛西臨海公園まで行ってかならずここで休憩していました。以前は売店にちょっとしおた食べ物もあったのですがだんだん食品関係が無くなってしましました。最近では自動販売機そばの出入り口も閉められているときもあり不便になっています。 海の景色もぼーっと眺めていられますが、羽田空港への着陸が絶え間なく見ることもできるスポットです。帰りは葛西橋まで戻ると荒川中州にある荒川サイクリング道左岸で首都高速中央環状線の下を走って赤羽や川口まで戻ることができます。右岸と比べると左岸は快適です。ただし河川敷野球場に野球少年がいるので前方注意が必要です。 この場所で休憩する前に駅前にあるマクドナルドでバーガーセットを買っておき、ここで食べるというのがよい食事補給休憩となります。現在埼玉県へ引っ越してしまったので荒川では無く江戸川サイクリングロードで葛西臨海公園往復を楽しんでいます。時間があれば行きが右岸、帰りが左岸です。宝珠花橋まで戻ります。 葛西臨海公園は休日に家族連れが多いので、目立つため、結構派手なキャラ物のサイクリングジャージを着て葛西臨海公園船着場へ行くようにしています。見つけたらおそらく私です。 夜の写真は、三峰口駅の荒川上流から荒川サイクリングロードで葛西臨海公園までの１４０ｋｍ越を走った時のものです。さすがに自宅までは自転車で帰る気力が無く新木場から有楽町線で輪行して平和台まで帰り、そこで自転車を組み立てて自宅まで帰ると行った感じです。 おすすめコースです。 輪行して三峰口駅出発　荒川右岸 秩父駅：13km　ここでお蕎麦を食べます 長瀞駅：25km 高砂橋：28km　県道82号 寄居橋：34km　国道140号 折原橋：36km　県道349号 県道30号：39km 露梨子交差点：41km　国道254号 塩沢交差点県道　81号 押切橋交差点：52km 渡唐神社　サイクリングロード 村岡交差点：58km　サイクリングロード 玉作水門：65km さくら堤公園：73km 松永橋：75km　さいたま武蔵丘陵森林公園自転車道　県道155号 入間大橋：87km 羽根倉橋：98km 笹目橋：107km 岩淵水門：115km 葛西橋：134km 葛西臨海公園：140km あとは電車で帰宅します。

(Translated by Google) You can easily go to Odaiba, or if you have time, go to Asakusa (90 minutes). It was fun to look around while feeling the breeze on the deck, so it might be better to avoid going during the cold season. (Original) 気軽にお台場まででも良いですし、時間があれば浅草まで行く(90分)のも良し。 デッキで気持ち良く風を感じながら辺りを見るのが楽しかったので、寒い時期は避けた方が良いかも知れませんね。

(Translated by Google) Benri is better as a backstage vehicle than the class excursion I used to go on, but it would be a problem if it was always canceled from January.If possible, I would like it to be used from Friday to Sunday. I'm glad I was able to ride around March last year. (Original) かつて行ったクラス会遠足よりは、裏の乗り物としては弁利なんですが、1月からいつも運休じゃあ困るなぁ出来たら金曜日から日曜日は遣って欲しいよ 去年は3月位に乗れて良かったです

Visited this on a weekday. There is barely any people so it is quite nice that we don't have to queue up and get to enjoy the scenic views without much distractions. The ticket price for adults is really cheap, only 100 Yen, so the price is negligible in all regards. The view is very nice because it is 360 degrees, allowing us to view everything unobstructed. Moreover, some windows are opened, allowing us to take clearer pictures. One problem is that some air-conditioned are switched off somehow (though the public can switch back on), making the second portion of the tower much hotter and stuffy. Overally, this place is quite nice and worth a short visit.

View-O at Numazu Port is a well-known local landmark and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. The structure is impressive, and the view is great from every angle — perfect for photography any time of day. Whether you're capturing the gate from the streets or along the waterfront, it always looks striking. I’ve heard you can go up into the observatory, but I haven’t done that myself. Still, it’s a peaceful and photogenic spot that’s easy to enjoy without crowds. A hidden gem for travelers and photo enthusiasts!

A functional water gate with observatory space, and a bridge connecting two sides of the harbour entrance. Entrance fee is inexpensive, and have access to 360° view with Mt. Fuji in sight

Numazu Port's View-O Flood Gate provides spectacular day and night views of Numazu City, Shizuoka, Mount Fuji and bodies of water that surround three of four directions. In the day, it is said that you can see Mount Fuji on a clear day. In the night, you are greeted by its luminous colours that light the observation deck and towers that support/move the flood gate, making it a sight in itself of the night. Unfortunately, I was only able to visit during the night and catch the views during that time. However, with the December night that it was, not being cold on the outside and being warm inside the observation deck, it made for a nice, quiet overlook of the city interior and a hint of Mount Fuji resting behind a partly-cloudy night. For 100円, you can get many nice photo opportunities up on the observation deck. Even at night, the lights-off interior and mainly-exterior lighting creates a relaxing... and, to some, romantic... ambience/aesthetic. It's a must-visit during all seasons. Visitors to Numazu should make it a point to stop here and go through both sides of the port's inlet to discover what each side has to offer.

Unbelievable views...for 100yen very ,very reasonable...from New Zealand we would probably pay 1500 +yen for something this good...very good helpful staff member...also we were able to take our disabled daughter.... Very appreciative...going back for a night view.

Amazing views across Numaza port and city. A must see when visiting the area. Elevator to the top is only ¥100 for adults, ¥50 for children. The surrounding fish market area has lots to see and do; with many great shops and restaurants (the sashimi is really good). Highly recommended for a lovely day out.

VIEW-O Water Gate is a magnificent building. There is an entrance fee of 100 yen to enter the observation deck.

The staff are amazing, and the Tokyo skyline view is breathtaking. Sunset is the perfect time to ride, and remember to show your Tokyo Sea Life Park ticket for a 10% discount! 👍

The Ferris wheel a great place to enjoy the park and city views. The scenery is just amazing! Beautiful views, very nice and peaceful, and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The surrounding park area was overall very pleasant, clean, and has other great attractions and activities onsite.

Located in Kasai Rinkai Park, the Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel offers a relaxing way to take in some great views of Tokyo and beyond. From the top, you can see Tokyo Bay, Disneyland, and even Mount Fuji on a clear day. The ride itself was smooth and quiet, and the gondolas were spacious. Despite its popularity, the wait in the queue was pretty tolerable.

Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel Kasai-Rinkai It's very fun and great experience 🤩🤩 117m height with a 360° view on top Come and enjoy the beauty of Japan🤩🤩

Entrance ticket to Tokyo Sea Life Park gives you 10% off the ferris wheel ride. The view was rather underwhelming but it was a nice change of pace.

Huge Ferris wheel within large green park, near spectacular aquarium, and kids amusement space. Easy to board, even for elderly and people with wheel chair.

Great ride, beautiful view. You can see Tokyo in one side, Chiba in other. The ride was smooth. All staff were very helpful.

Beautiful and really clean area. It’s a perfect place to take a stroll or have a picnic. Make sure to come here during sunset, the view is amazing. However, I wish it wouldn’t close so early though (5PM)

Not brilliant. Obviously you can’t jump in the water but the park around it is tranquil and it’s good to get a glimpse of the large horizon once in a while when in Tokyo.

Awesome for a stroll and great views of Tokyo bay. On a clear day you can see Mt Fuji. What sucks is it closes at 5pm.

the swallow passage for local boats to travel by. there is a water police station along the bank, sometimes they would stop you and check you licence

could use some better water fountains- how about water bottle filling stations?

Great place for kids and bbq

Very good place to walk fresh air

3rd largest temple in japan, parts of the temple require ticket purchase. after visiting, we strolled around the main pilgrimage street “nakamise street”, tried out oyaki & apple pies 🥧

Beautiful Buddhist temple. The street leading up to the temple is full of shops with relics and trinkets. If you’re lucky you’ll witness the opening of the curtain to view the holy relic. It only happens for 1-2 minutes so be prepared if you hear the monks prepping.

This Buddhist temple is located in the heart of Nagano city. Just 20-30 minutes walk from the station. One of the largest temples in Japan. It’s a treat for History lovers. Must visit place if you are in Nagano.

I suddenly find this temple in the central city area, omotesando …it is so fantastic!

I’m not sure if this temple was closed or you can only explore the grounds? It was very pretty, but not worth our trek out of the way as the surrounding neighborhoods are upscale and not very interesting if you’re trying to explore Tokyo.

A very quiet and nice temple in the heart of Tokyo’s shopping area.

One of the greatest temple in Japan. The opening hours depend on the season. They always close on 16.00

Love it

This park is okay because it has a baseball field, picnic areas and wide open spaces as well as a playground but it's really so-so. I mostly end up going here with the kids on the way somewhere else - Sushiro is down the street and Gyosen Park is also down the road a bit further away. It's also close to a community center near that has an indoor play area for kids (free) for those days when you want the kids to play indoors.

Ukita park extending gyosen park is walkable distance to Nishikasai station.. The park is suitable for joggers walkers and elders too... We have a full set of Sakura trees followed by play area for kids Good for a regular family brunch outing..

Most beautiful view is during Sakura(April). It's a very large park for casual evening walk or exercise.

Good place for evening walk.

We thoroughly enjoy our weakened at UkitaPark

Good place in locality and to spend time with kids, pets.

Nice place to roam with kids and pets. Has free parking. Get noisy when trains pass over the Bridge.

The park is a little small but nice. Just a few plants and walking paths.

Koiwa Shobuen is a garden running along the banks of the Edogawa River that is home to over 50,000 iris flowers from a hundred different species. The garden bursts into a sea of pink and purple when the irises are in bloom from May to June. Make sure to bring your camera; this is not a sight you want to miss.🥰🥰🥰🥰🤟🤟

Beautiful but tinier than expected. Also try to go early - it won’t be so busy.

Very beautiful place... going here with bicycle rent

nice

a place for a family....

Such a peaceful and beautiful walking route any time of year

Very simple and small park. No play ground nor any chance for kids to perform their activities. It is not Furukawa Water Park but it's name is Furukawa Shinsui Park(Photo is added for Proof).Aside of this park there is graveyard.

Great weather for walking this area. (end of June)

A good place for a romantic stroll. Divided in half by a highway -- it's worth it to cross the highway to the other side - there's a park for the kids, two temples (if I remember correctly) and more pretty scenery.

Great location....planned organized and perfectly designed place....want to relax somewhere in Tokyo but not so Tokyo? Come here..you can sit here in a beautiful garden with a sream flowing and lot of birds around..best time to visit here is April at the time of Cherry blossom

Good

(Translated by Google) A famous spot for hydrangeas. A meandering walking path with moderate ups and downs. On some days the river water can smell like sewer, which is unfortunate. (Original) 紫陽花の名所。ほどよいアップダウンがくねくねつづく散歩道です。 日によって川の水がドブ臭く残念なところあります。

Surprising green oasis in the middle of the city. Path follows a small river with lots of undergrowth and trees. Enjoyable for a walk or cycling under some green shade. The path is very curvy and lots of families visit so if on a bicycle be prepared so cycle very slowly and carefully. If you are looking to enjoy the journey and avoid the concrete and built up roads I would highly recommend, but do not use this route if speed of getting to your destination is your priority.

For bird watchers good place to visit

Cute park. I saw a lot of birds and turtles

Paddle boats rental for only 100yen per 30 minutes per boat! (Fits up to 2 adults and 1 child). There are also kayaking boats for rent. You can also cycle on the cycling track along the lake.

Nice park with pedal and row boats. On some days venice style gondola rides can also be enjoyed.

Long and beautiful, have ponds. Good for walk

Lots of wildlife like a variety of birds, turtles, and big carps. However, it could use some clean-up. The grasses are unkempt and way too tall.

Well maintained and close to shin Koiwa station. Walking around 15 minutes. Nearest railway line is CHUO sobu line. You can take train from Akihabara to Shin Koiwa and walk. Good auditorium with nice seating arrangement and many cultural concert's happen here.

I agree with the other reviews- the center is quite elegant!

We have recently done one musical concert in the centre. The employees are very much helpful.

It amazing place. We had a good time.

Had a great concert experience!

It’s surrounded by trees so it was refreshing being around

His time we went see the Choir competition. In the big hall, there were many seats and great stage.

Quiet & peaceful getaway near Nishiarai Station

quiet a big park with calm environment

(Translated by Google) It's a park that lives up to its name. Since it's right in front of the station, I think it would be nice to have some more play equipment. Play equipment includes swings, health play equipment, toilets, clocks, and running water. There are no children. Only one has wheels from the Tobu line. (Original) 名前負けしてる公園です。駅前なのでもう少し遊具が有ってもいいかなぁと。遊具はブランコ、健康遊具でトイレ、時計、水道あります。子供達はいません。唯一は東武線の車輪があります。

(Translated by Google) It's very clear that this park is the site of an abandoned railway line. The former Tobu Line tracks between Nishiarai and Kita-Senju have been turned into a road, and the adjacent land is a park with wheels on display. The park and street names even include "train." The current Arakawa River is an artificial river. A large river was dug to prevent flooding. The previous route had to be changed. The cramped curve between Ushida and Horikiri is also a result of the Yoginakusare. The Nishiarai-Kita-Senju section crossed the Arakawa River at an angle, so the current route was created by the Yoginakusare to shorten the distance between bridges. Kameda Train Street, which runs in front of this park and Umeda Street, which is separated by the 9th Municipal Junior High School, are the former Tobu Line tracks. (Original) 廃線跡なのがとても判りやすい公園です。 東武線の西新井‐北千住間の軌道敷跡が道路になっており、隣接地が公園になっており車輪が展示されています。公園の名前や通りの名前にも　トレイン　がつけられています。 今の荒川は人工河川です。洪水対策で大きな川幅の川を掘りました。前から引かれていた路線は変更を余儀なくされました。牛田‐堀切間が窮屈に曲っているのもヨギナクサレです。 西新井‐北千住間は荒川を斜めに通っていたので、橋の距離を短くするためヨギナクサレで今の経路になりました。 この公園前を通る　亀田トレイン通り と 区立第九中学校で分断された先の　梅田通り　が、かつての東武線軌道敷です。

(Translated by Google) This is the site of the Tobu Railway Nishiarai factory. In the 1960s, it was called ``Denshako'' (train depot). The area where the wheel monument is now located is the main gate, the main gate is across from the Panasonic electronics store, and the entire park grounds were home to the factory's offices, cafeteria, and bathhouse. Opposite the drug store and 7-Eleven, the railroad tracks leading from the station to the depot cross the road, and when trains pass, the factory deploys gates to restrict traffic. The main line is now a double-track elevated track, but at the time it was double-track, above ground, and had a level crossing. On the north side of the park, on the other side of the railroad tracks, there were many fields and the scenery was relaxing. There are no traces of those days anymore, and I feel nostalgic. (Original) 東武鉄道西新井工場の跡地です。 昭和40年代、『でんしゃこ（電車庫）』と言っていました。 今、車輪のモニュメントが置かれている辺りが通用門、正門はパナソニックの電気屋さんの向いに有り、公園の敷地一帯は工場の事務所や食堂、浴場が有りました。 ドラッグストア、セブンイレブンの向いは駅から車庫に通じる線路が道路を横切っていて、電車が通る際は工場の方が門を展開して通行規制していました。 本線は今は複々線の高架になっていますが、当時は複線で地上に有って踏切が有りました。 公園の北側、線路の向こう側は田畑が多く、のんびりした風景でした。 当時の面影が無くなり、懐かしさが募ります。

(Translated by Google) In the past, Tobu Railway's Nishiarai factory and vehicle inspection area was located here. It is thought that it was made as a proof of that memory. There is a monument of a railway wheel. Behind it are paved stones with a motif of rails and sleepers. If I had to be greedy, I would have liked to have the vehicle itself, with the front cut out. The strange curved road on the south (west) side was there before, and the wide road on the north side was created as a result of land readjustment. Children from nearby kindergartens are having fun in the square. (Original) 昔、東武鉄道の西新井工場･検車区があったところ。その記憶の証として、作られたと思われます。鉄道車輪のモニュメントが、置かれています。その後方には、レールと枕木のモチーフで、敷石されています。欲を言えば、車輌本体、前面カットしたものでも良いから、置いて欲しかったです。 南側(西側)の変なカーブの道が前からあったもの、北側の広目の道路が、区画整理によってできたものです。 広場は、近くの園児たちが楽しんでいます。

(Translated by Google) It seems to have been the site of the Tobu Railway, and there is a simple panel photo explanation and wheels on display. The only play equipment for children is a swing and a low horizontal bar. The health play equipment (hanging rods, chairs for stretching out) and seats were prominent, so I thought it was designed more for the elderly than for children. (Original) 東武鉄道の跡地だったらしく、簡単なパネル寫眞での説明と車輪が展示してある。子供の遊具は少なくブランコと低めの鉄棒。健康遊具（ぶら下がり棒、体を伸ばす用の椅子）と座席が目立つので、子供向けと言うより老人向けに設計されていると思った。

The seats are tiny and half of the seats will become wet with puddles of water in them when it rains

Great running track with friendly, helpful staff. Very cheap to use, too!

Rather local track & field with limited spectators capacity. Bench style seats are small and uncomfortable.

Excellent track and field stadium. I was here for my son’s sports day event but have been here to view a couple of practice sessions.

A nice and a big field with a diameter of 500m. We went there on my school’s sports day. We went there on 10th May 2023 and 11th May 2023. But the toilets are small and are dirty. In toilets I can give 2.8 star and the ambiance I can give 4.1 star. And the inside space is also big and OK clean. The outside seats are clean and good so I can give 4.3 star in the bottom and in the top I can give 4.7 because of the view and because of the Shade. Overall I can give this stadium 4.3 star.

A big enough stadium for sports activities. It has covered audience seating space as well as open . However parking of cars and bicycles is bit constraints. Neat and well maintained place with all necessary amenities for any sports event.

I loved it. It was so much fun to see the football match live. Can't explain how thrilling it was to watch a game. Its actually the track and field stadium and it's really maintained very well. It has parking place , vending machines..

It is basically an empty building with chairs that allows people to take a rest. You can enter here for free, and also enjoy the view of Kasai Rinkai Park in the building.

Crystal View is a glass box-like observation deck located at the middle of the park which allows you to overview the whole park. It has 2 floors with escalators. The heater is available in winter which feels like a greenhouse.

Very beautiful designed architecture in Kasai Marine Park. It is built at the end of the central avenue with free access for everybody. The whole building is crystal clear glass as you could see and it is nice view point for the Tokyo bay.

Architectural masterpiece by Yoshio Taniguchi. For those who like architecture this is a must. The simplicity of the buildings is flanked by the intricate journey inside. Beautiful views to the landscape and the Tokyo skyline. During sunset it’s an outstanding place to be

Huge park which is alongside the sea. Great place to walk, picnic, swimming etc. It also has a aquarium as well.

Nice view

Very beautiful, amazing place.

Very calm and lively place, seeing the kids play in the park is the most beautiful thing. Their smile just lights up your heart ☺️

The police always come at 6~7 pm and they tell people to stop playing sports. It gets annoying sometimes because we don’t make that much noise

Nice ground for kids enjoy various activities .. very near to Funabori station .. also paid parking is available nearby for those who come by car.

A peaceful ground for playing, jogging and weekly HSS Shakha on weekends. It is very beautiful during Sakura time!

Pros: Jogging track, sprint ground, public toilet, children Mountain park. Cons: Facility occasionally occupied specially on weekends, crowded at times of day

Good Sports park with a large playground and play area for kids(Sand pit, Slides)

Great place to let your kids run and blow off steam.

(Translated by Google) Since I was a child, I have been indebted to Fudo-son in Kawasaki, so I am very familiar with Fudo-sama. But I didn't know that there was an Edo five-colored Fudo statue.This is the Fudo statue of Meguro, Meguro, Mejiro, Red, Blue, and Yellow. His eyes were definitely yellow. There are other things that are wonderful about this place, and the Jizo tower is also amazing. The Jizo oribesques carved during the Kyoho Meireki and Kanei eras are a must-see. (Original) 僕は幼少時から川崎の身代わり不動尊にお世話になってるので、お不動さまに親しみ持ってます。でも江戸五色不動があるとは知りませんでしたよ目黒目白目赤目青目黄のうちの目黄のお不動さまです。確かに目が黄色でした。 ここが素晴らしいのは他にもあってお地蔵さんの塔がこれまたすごい。享保明暦寛永などに彫られたお地蔵さんのオリベスクは見ものです

(Translated by Google) Founded in 877. Common name: Meki Fudoson. It was founded by Jikaku Daishi Ennin on the banks of the Sumida River (near Higashi-Komagata, Sumida Ward), and underwent a revival during the era of his great disciple Ryohon. In early modern times, it was the Bettoji temple of Ushijima Shrine on Mukojima. During the Meiji period, due to the separation of Shinto and Buddhism, the Dainichi Nyorai statue that had been at Ushijima Shrine was moved to this temple, and in 1912 it was moved to its current location in Hirai due to the land readjustment associated with the construction of the Komagata Bridge. One of the Edo five colors. The temple is located in a quiet residential area. I visited during the day on a weekday, and there was no one there except me. (Original) 877年創建。通称・目黄不動尊。慈覚大師円仁によって隅田川畔(墨田区東駒形付近)で創建され、高弟の良本の時代に中興を迎えました。近世には向島の牛嶋神社の別当寺でした。 明治時代に神仏分離で牛島神社にあった大日如来像がこの寺に移され、1912年の駒形橋の架橋工事に伴う区画整理で現在の平井の地に移りました。江戸五色不動の一つ。 お寺は閑静な住宅地の中にあります。平日の昼間に訪問しましたが、私以外は誰もいませんでした。

(Translated by Google) First stop on the Goshiki Fudoson tour (by bicycle). Please note that there are two Mekifudoson locations (Minowa, Taito Ward and Eiji Temple). (Original) 五色不動尊巡り(自転車で)の最初に立ち寄る。目黄不動尊は2ヶ所ある(台東区三ノ輪･永久寺)ので注意。

(Translated by Google) I visited this temple as the 19th temple of the 36 Fudo temples of Kanto. (Original) 関東三十六不動の19番札所として参詣させて頂きました。

(Translated by Google) I got off at Hirai Station to complete my visit to Goshiki Fudoson, but the pain in my legs returned and I felt like giving up. The Arakawa embankment I was aiming for felt far away than I expected, but when I stood on the embankment and looked at the river surface, I felt the pain fade. Saishoji Temple seemed to have quietly finished its preparations for the New Year. It was a nice temple. (Original) 五色不動尊参拝の完遂をと平井駅に降りたが、足の痛みがぶり返し挫けそうになる。目指す荒川土手は思いの外遠くに感じたが、土手の上に立ち川面を見ると痛みが薄れる様な気がする。 最勝寺は静かに正月を迎える準備を終えた様でした。いいお寺でした。

(Translated by Google) A temple located about 15 minutes from Hirai Station. There are several temples along the Arakawa River. This temple is famous for Meki Fudo. The garden was well maintained and there were many pots of lotus flowers. (Original) 平井駅から15分くらいにあるお寺。荒川沿いにお寺が数軒ならんでいます。このお寺は目黄不動が有名です。庭がきれいに手入れされており、蓮の花の鉢が多くありました。

(Translated by Google) Nearest station: JR Sobu Line Hirai Station 20 minutes walk Admission is free; there are no toilets. Mountain name Gyuhozan Religion: Tendai sect Principal image: Shakyamuni Buddha Official name Gyuhozan Myooin Saishoji Temple Also known as Meki Fudoson According to temple legend, it was founded by Ennin (Jikaku Daishi) on the banks of the Sumida River (present-day Higashi-Komagata, Sumida Ward) in 860, and opened in 877 by Ennin's senior disciple Ryomoto Ajari. In the early modern period, he served as the Bettoji temple of Ushijima Shrine (Ushijima Shrine, Ushigozen Shrine, Ushi no Gozen, Mukojima 1-chome, Sumida Ward). Furthermore, Ushijima Shrine also has a tradition of its founding in the 2nd year of the Jogan era, Ennin. In the first year of the Meiji era, due to the separation of Shinto and Buddhism, the statue of Dainichi Nyorai, which was the main Buddha of Ushijima Shrine, was transferred to Saishoji Temple. In 1912, the temple was relocated from its former location in Honjo Omotemachi to Shimohirai, Minami-Katsushika District (current location) due to land readjustment due to construction of the Komagata Bridge. That's what I mean. It's quite a walk from the station. There is a new-shaped Niomon gate and the precincts are well-organized, and on the left hand side there is something that looks like a stone pyramid of Buddha statues. I have seen it elsewhere, but what is its significance? It's wonderful how the new and old things are mixed and fused together. There are several other temples in this area, but were you able to find them? I'd like to find out what the reason is. (Original) 最寄り駅　JR総武線　平井駅　徒歩20分 拝観料は無料　トイレ無し 山号　牛宝山 宗旨　天台宗 本尊　釈迦如来 正式名　牛寶山明王院最勝寺 別称　目黄不動尊 寺伝によれば、貞観2年（860年）、円仁（慈覚大師）により隅田川畔（現在の墨田区東駒形）に草創され、元慶元年（877年）、円仁の高弟良本阿闍梨により開山されたという。近世には牛島神社（牛嶋神社、牛御前社、牛ノ御前、墨田区向島一丁目）の別当寺を務めた。なお、牛島神社も貞観2年、円仁の草創伝承をもっている。 明治初年、神仏分離により別当をつとめていた牛島神社の本地仏であった大日如来像が最勝寺に遷座された。 大正2年（1912年）、寺は駒形橋の架橋工事による区画整理で本所表町の旧地から南葛飾郡下平井（現在地）へ移転した。との事です。 駅から結構歩きます。 新しい形の仁王門があり整然とされた境内で左手に石仏ピラミッドみたいな物があり他でも見た事ありますがどのような意味があるのでしょか？ 新しい物と古い物が混在し、融合しているようで素晴しいですね。 この近辺はこちらのお寺の他にも数件集まっていますが集められたのでしょうか? どのような理由か調べてみたいですね。

peaceful place

(Translated by Google) I went to pray at Shinozaki Sengen Shrine. There was a parking lot. As soon as I entered, there was a Benzaiten bridge and a pond. I wanted to see the spring water. It was quiet inside. Only the sound of the wind shaking the plants was passing through. It was so quiet that I couldn't believe I was in the middle of town. It felt like I was in the mountains. I visited the main shrine. There is an offering box a few steps up, and you have to go up the wooden stairs to put money into it. However, it was forbidden to wear shoes, so I took off my shoes, put my offering money in, and prayed with my hands clasped together. When I turned around to put my shoes on, I found that the shoes I had taken off were facing the opposite direction from where I had taken them off. Why? There's no one around. Apparently there's a child's spirit in this shrine. Maybe it's a zashiki warashi? But it's a prank (lol) That's all I can think of, I'd be happy😃🎶 I received a goshuin stamp, put a fortune in it, and left. (Original) 篠崎浅間神社にお参りに行った 駐車場はあった 入ってすぐ右に弁財天 橋がかかり池がある 湧水見たくなっていた 中は静か 風が草木を揺らす音だけが周囲に抜けていく 町中とは思えぬ静けさ まるで山の中に居るような感覚に陥る 本殿にお参りする 何段か上がった所に賽銭箱があり木の階段を上がらないとお賽銭が入れられない。だが土足禁止とあるので靴を脱ぎお賽銭を入れに行き 手を合わせてお参りをした。靴を履こうと後ろを振り返ると脱いだ靴が 左右の靴が裏になっていて しかも脱いだ方向と逆を向いていた。何で？まわりに人は一人もいない この神社には子供の霊が居るらしい もしかしたら その中に座敷わらし？が イタズラ(笑) それしか考えられない、だったら嬉しい😃🎶 御朱印書置き頂き おみくじして後にした

(Translated by Google) I visited Shinozaki Sengen Shrine. It's about a 15-minute walk from Shinozaki Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line. It seems there is also a bus service. Founded in 938, this shrine boasts a long history. The approach to the shrine is very long, and runs along both sides of the road. Once you pass through the impressive stone torii gate, you will find many auxiliary and subsidiary shrines. All the shrines are beautifully constructed, and the grounds are quite spacious with many trees, so there is no deserted atmosphere and it was very refreshing. The worship hall is located high up, with simple colors and stunning carvings. The plaque of Sengen Shrine is also beautifully constructed and truly magnificent. You can receive a pre-written goshuin at the shrine office. It was a wonderful goshuin with a beautiful morning glory design. (Original) 篠崎浅間神社にお伺いさせていただきました。 都営新宿線の篠崎駅から徒歩15分ぐらいです。 バスもあるようですね。 創建は938年と歴史を誇る神社です。 とにかく参道が長く、道路を挟んでの参道でした。 ご立派な石造りの鳥居を潜ると多くの摂社末社があります。 どのお社も素晴らしい造りで、境内もかなり広くて樹木も沢山生い茂っているので閑散とした雰囲気は無く清々しい気持ちになれました。 拝殿は高い所にあり、シンプルな色合いで彫刻が見事。 浅間神社の額もご立派な造りで素晴らしい限りです。 社務所では書き置きの御朱印を拝受出来ます。 綺麗なアサガオが描かれた素晴らしい御朱印でした。

(Translated by Google) This shrine has a mysterious atmosphere, as you wonder why there is a small hill of earth in such a place, and a shrine where you have to climb up the stairs. Most Asama Shrines have mountains like Mt. Fuji, so you can enjoy a little mountain climbing, but this shrine's main hall is really on top of a mountain, and the grounds have a unique atmosphere that is unusual for Edogawa Ward. However, the location is very inconvenient, and it is quite far from the nearest station, Shinozaki Station, and there is still a rare "police station" in the Tokyo ward. If you are coming from Shinozaki, go north on Shinozaki Station Street, and the entrance to the shrine will be on your left when you see the Edogawa bank. If you are coming from Koiwa Station, it will be easy to find if you go south on Shibamata Kaido. After passing through the torii gate, the main hall is straight ahead on the mountain, and the gift shop is on the left before going up the stairs to the main hall. Amulets and talismans are given out at the shrine office, and in addition to the full range of wishes, even this modest shrine has a few character items. There is also a talisman of a shrine that is also a shrine of a different name. In this era of declining birthrates, there are still many children in this area, and as if to pick a fight with the ward kindergarten, there is a kindergarten in the shrine grounds. It feels like they are facing each other across the road. There are many shrines in the grounds, and it is a large tutelary shrine that serves as a place of relaxation for the local community. (Original) なんでこんなところに小さな土の丘があって、階段登っていくお宮があるのか不思議な雰囲気の神社。だいたい浅間さまはどこでも富士山のようにお山があって、なんちゃって登山が楽しめるんですが、このお社は、本殿そのものが本当にお山の上にあって、江戸川区らしからぬ味わいのある境内を有しています。ただ、地理がとっても不便で、最寄り駅の篠崎駅からでもけっこうな距離がありまして、都区内にはいまだに稀な「駐在所」なんてのも近々残っているようなところです。篠崎からなら、篠崎駅前通りを北上して、江戸川土手が見えてきたところの左手に参道入り口があります。小岩駅からなら、柴又街道を南下すると分かりやすいでしょう。鳥居くぐってからは、まっすぐ正面お山の上に本殿があって、授与所は本殿向かって階段上がる前に左です。お守りもお札も社務所にて授与していて、一通り願意を揃えているほか、こんな質素な神社でも、キャラクターものを数点置いてあります。兼務社のお札もあり。この少子化時代に直面して、それでもこの辺りは子どもが多いのですが、区立幼稚園に喧嘩を売るように学法ですが神社境内にも幼稚園があります。もぅ、道挟んで対峙してる感じ。境内社も多く、近隣の息抜きの場になっている規模の大きな氏神様神社ですね。

(Translated by Google) This shrine is said to have been founded in 938 (1st year of Tenkei era), so it has a very long history. It is said to have the oldest history in Edogawa Ward. The precincts are covered with trees, which is valuable in this area where there are few forests. There are many subsidiary shrines within the precincts. We recommend that you also take a tour of the shrines. Super embankment construction is being carried out around here, so I wonder if this shrine will be affected in some way? I am worried. (Original) 創建が938年（天慶元年）だそうでものすごく歴史がある神社です。 江戸川区では一番古い歴史があるとの事です。 木立に覆われた境内は森の少ないこの近辺では貴重です。 数々の末社が境内にあります。 末社巡りも合わせていかれるのをお勧めします。 この周辺ではスーパー堤防の工事を行われておりこの神社も何かしらの影響を受けるのかな？と危惧しております。

(Translated by Google) This is a local shrine that is used for festivals, New Year's visits, Bon Odori dancing, etc. A new parking lot has been built on the Oshiage Kindergarten side, so the number of parking spaces has increased. As this is one of the few shrines that has a full-time chief priest, ceremonies such as Shichigosan and exorcism can be carried out immediately. Once every two years, a climb is made for the festival, but a while ago they went back to using a machine to set it up. That's a shame. It seems to have been revived, and this year everyone worked together to pull the ropes and set it up. (Original) 地元の神社で、お祭り、初詣、盆踊りなどで利用しています。 駐車場は押上幼稚園側新たにできて、増えました。 七五三、厄払い等は、宮司さんが、常駐している数少ない神社なので直ぐにやってくれます。 ２年に一回、お祭りは登りが立ちますが、少し前から機械で立ち上げるように戻ってしまいました。残念。 復活したようで今年は、皆でロープを引っ張り建ててました。

(Translated by Google) This place has a lot of the atmosphere that makes you think, "This is what a shrine is like." I think it's great that it doesn't follow trends, although it must be scary at night. PS: I came that night. I limited my visit to the main hall, so I'll say it again. Today is Bon Odori day, so I only visited the bright and lively places, and felt grateful for the comfort of not having any flashy attractions. (Original) 神社とは、こういうところだという雰囲気がたくさんあるのがこちら。 流行りを追わない姿勢が素晴らしいと思います、夜は怖いでしょう。 追記、その夜に来ました。お参りは本殿に限定しました、再度改めて。 今日は盆踊りの日、明るい元気な所のみをたどり、派手な らーのいない心地よさに感謝の念宿るとさ。

Good park for morning walk.

Decent place for kids of 4+ years, shallow water level. Kids under 3 will definitely enjoy a lot.

Liked it

A nice place to go with kids during summer.

Nice long walk way. Good place for jogging

Beautiful 🌹🥰 place

It's renovated and good for kids

Pristine park for morning walk and meditation

The most underrated park in Tokyo. Must visit during Autumn and Cherry blossom season!! Don't miss this park.

Amazing place to go for a walk!

Nice!

(Translated by Google) It is located on a hill up the stairs. The view from the top is good. When the weather is sunny, the greenery and wind will be pleasant. (Original) 階段を登った高台にあります。上から見る景色が良いです。晴れたら緑と風が心地よさそうです。

(Translated by Google) A spacious and interesting park! The toilets are in a good location, and the playground equipment is a little different, so it was fun! (Original) 広くて面白い公園！トイレもいいところにあり、遊具もちょっとタイプが違くて楽しめました！

(Translated by Google) I went there because I had never been there before. It is the morning of 2022/02/16 You can see the bank from here👀There are a lot of people taking a walk in the morning. It was a good place. In this park, you can climb the stairs to reach the plaza, so you can get a good view of the surrounding area! ️There's also a slope after that. I'm processing it m(*_ _)m (Original) 行ったこと無いから行きました。2022/02/16の朝です ここから土手が見えますネ👀朝散歩してる人がちらほら。良い所でした。ここの公園、階段登って広場にたどり着くから周りの見晴らし良いです‼️後、スロープもあるからね。加工してますm(*_ _)m