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Fukagawa / Kiyosumi

Category

Kiyosumi Gardens

4.5

407 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Koutou-ku Kiyosumi 2 and 3-chome

This Japanese garden is located in Tokyo’s Koto City. A part of the land is known for the ruins of the mansion of the wealthy merchant Kinokuniya Bunzaemon and is a strolling garden with karesansui (dry gardens) and artificial hills. The premises on the west side of the garden feature an open garden that is a popular hanami, or cherry blossom-viewing, spot in spring. It is one of the Palaces of Scenic Beauty in Tokyo, where irises blossom in June.

This garden is a brilliant place to visit especially if its nice and sunny. Only a short 3 min walk from Kiyosumi-Shirakawa station on the Tokyo Metro. Its in such a beautiful location with an...
Naritasan Fukagawafudoudou temple

4.0

318 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Koutou-ku Tomioka 1-17-13

The Tokyo branch temple of the Buddhist Daihonzan Naritasan Shinshoji Temple in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture. Since ancient times, this temple has been popularly known by the honorific nickname “Fukagawa no o-Fudou-sama.” The temple’s principle object of worship is a figure of Acala which is believed by many to ward away evil. With the submission of the proper application form to the temple office, anyone may attend the temple’s goma ceremony in which cedar wood is burned before the statue of Acala in prayer for a blessing. Visitors may also participate in traditional sutra copying and Buddhist imagery tracing.

There are Buddist Temples and there are Buddist Temples throughout Asia. This one is special and any description will not be able to convey the sense of involvement with the fire ritual ceremony. We...
Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine

4.0

329 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Koutou-ku Tomioka 1-20-3

This shrine located in the Tomioka district of Tokyo’s Koto City is affectionately known as the “Hachiman-sama of Fukagawa” and was established in 1624. The shrine attracted religious faith from the commoners as a tutelary shrine under the Tokugawa shogun family, and every year around August 15th the Fukagawa Hachiman Matsuri (Fukagawa Matsuri) procession is held which is said to be one of the three largest festivals of Edo, boasting Japan’s largest ichi-no-miya mikoshi (portable shrine). It is also famous as the birthplace of Edo’s Kanjin-zumo, and there are many stone monuments on the premises such as the Yokozuna Stone, a stone monument to commend successive yokozuna sumo wrestlers.

Interesting flea market held at the temple on Sunday mornings. As you might expect, lots of Japanese arts and crafts. Prices seemed reasonable. Worth combining with a visit to the nearby Fukugawa...
Fukagawa Edo Museum

4.5

315 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Koto-ku Shirakawa 1-3-28

We visited here having found that the Edo Tokyo museum is closed for renovation for a long time, and this place did not disappoint. This gives you the opportunity to walk the small street as if you...
Tokyo Contemporary Art Museum

4.0

254 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Koto-ku Miyoshi 4-1-1 Kiba Park

Wonderful exhibitions in a beautiful space. We went to get into the Dior exhibition but had missed same day sales so we stayed to look at the two current displays of contemporary Japanese art...
Kiba Park

4.0

138 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Koto-ku Kiba 45 , Hirano 4

A five-minute walk from Kiba Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. Opened in 1969 as a forest park filled with waterside areas and greenery, in 1977 it was dedicated a memorial park in honor of the 50th anniversary of the enthronement of Emperor Showa. Divided into south, central, and north sections, the areas are connected by the symbol of the park, the Kiba Park Bridge. The park is filled with things to see and do, and visitors can go on a picnic on its vast grass lawn or enjoy one of the many events held in the park's event venue. The north section has an adventure square where children can play on a large playground or splash around in a specially designed manmade shallow pond. The park also has a barbecue ground.

This is a surprisingly large park with tracks and places to exercise. It has a weird—obviously graft— giant foot bridge linking the two halves.
Sarueonshi Park

3.5

85 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Koto-ku Sumiyoshi 2 , Mori 2

こちらは[新大橋通り]を境に [南側地区]と[北側地区]に別れ [南側地区]にある《日本庭園》を目的で...
Emando Temple

3.5

53 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Koutou-ku Fukagawa 2-16-3

A Buddhist temple standing along Metropolitan Road 463 in 2 Chome, Fukagawa, Koto City. The temple's seated figure of King Yama, judge of the afterlife, is 3.5 meters tall and weighs 1.5 tons, making it the largest in Japan. Some of the temple's many other highlights include 16 paintings created in 1784 depicting heaven and hell on display in the main temple, and a stone bearing the footprint of Soga Goro, a historical figure famously depicted in the popular kabuki play known as the Soga Monogatari.

This is a lovely Budist temple with people worshipping through the day. Its calm even though its on the main road. Worth a quick visit
Koto Basho Memorial Hall

3.5

47 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Koto-ku Tokiwa 1-6-3

This is a compact museum with a lot of information about the famous haiku poet Matseo Basho (1644-1694); his life, his travels, and his work. There is a nice garden next to the museum and an annex...
Suna-machi Ginza Shoten-gai shopping arcade

Shopping

Tokyo Koutou-ku Kitasuna

A shopping arcade located in Kitasuna, Koto City, Tokyo. Some 180 shops and stores stand eve to eve along the 670 meter length of the arcade. A popular destination to enjoy cheap eats and browse, the arcade becomes particularly busy on the 10th of the month during the Bakaneichi sale.
Suiho Tagawa Norakurokan

3.5

32 Reviews

Travel / Tourism

Tokyo Koto-ku Morishita 3-12-17

It was interesting to learn and see about this character during the time period it was in. None of my Japanese friends recognized the character and never noticed the banners on the streets before the...
Blue Bottle Coffee Kiyosumi-shirakawa Roasterie & Cafe

Gourmet / Alcohol

Tokyo Koutou-ku Hirano 1-4-8

The first Japanese location for this popular coffee shop from the city of Oakland in the USA, Blue Bottle Coffee is said to have ignited Japan’s third great coffee boom. Selling coffee made only with beans roasted in the last 48 hours, the shop serves its coffees at the time when each bean variety is at its most delicious. Inside, Blue Bottle Coffee is filled with beans from around the world, giving it a vibrant, warehouse-like feel. Patrons can enjoy an espresso, single origin, or blend coffee while watching beans being roasted or baristas showing off their skills. The closest station is Kiyosumi-shirakawa Station.
Tatsumi Yu

4.0

8 Reviews

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Tokyo Koto-ku Miyoshi 1-2-3

番台の厚化粧の女の態度が悪い。入れ墨タトゥーを入れた客が多いので、気にならない人だけ行ったらいい。マナーが悪い銭湯のナンバーワン。
TruffleBAKERY, Main Store

Shopping

Tokyo Koto-ku Monzen-nakacho 1-15-21F
Gallery A4

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Koto-ku Shinsuna 1-1-1 Takenaka Corporation Tokyo Main Store 1F
iki ESPRESSO

Gourmet / Alcohol

Tokyo Koutou-ku Tokiwa 2-2-12

This Oceania-styled cafe started in New Zealand. The coffee beans are sent directly from New Zealand, and mainly used in espresso and cafe lattes. They put a lot of effort into their side menus, with fluffy, chewy pancakes made with ricotta cheese, French toast made with brioche-style bread, eggs benedict, sandwiches, pasta and more.
Sendai Horikawa Park

Leisure / Hobbies

Tokyo Koto-ku Kitasuna 6- Toyo 6

"A park extending from Kitasuna 6 Chome to Toyo 6 Chome in Koto City. 10.4 hectares in size, it is the largest waterside park in Tokyo. Designed to be a ""forest for city residents,"" seven varieties of trees are grown on the grounds, and visitors can enjoy rich natural scenery such as an avenue of blooming cherry trees in spring. There's also a fishing pond where you can catch Japanese crucian carp and koi carp."
Babaghuri Main Shop

Shopping

Tokyo Koutou-ku Kiyosumi 3-1-7

A boutique located across from Kiyosumi Garden in Kiyosumi, Koto City. The shop carries products made with natural materials, such as skin care items, furniture, kitchen goods, and clothing and fabrics created by designer Jurgen Lehl. The shop also sells teas, muffins, and other baked foods.
The Cream of the Crop Coffee (Kiyosumi Shirakawa Roaster)

Gourmet / Alcohol

Tokyo Koutou-ku Shirakawa 4-5-4

The Belgian's gourmet chocolatier Pierre Marcolini runs The Cream of the Crop and Company's the Cream of the Crop Coffee Kiyosumi Shirakawa Roaster where you can buy fresh coffee beans from all over the world. Of course, you can also drink a cup of their freshly ground, carefully brewed coffee.
Cotoripan

4.0

15 Reviews

Shopping

Tokyo Koutou-ku Fukuzumi 2-7-21

You can spot this bakery in the middle of a residential area by the little round birds on the curtain covering the entryway. The cozy shop has a wide variety of freshly baked bread and sweets, as well as lots of spreads like jam and honey. Most of their baked items cost less than 500 yen for three. Their hallmark item is called Cotoripan and features the impression of cute little bird. Custard and chocolate cream packed into the soft and fluffy fresh baked white bread will fill you up after just one.

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