Paulownia Wood Furniture Museum
The Paulownia Wood Furniture Museum in Ryogoku, Tokyo is a small but stylish area that exhibits paulownia…
Honjo Matsuzakacho Park (Lord Kira’s Residence)
The Honjo Matsuzakacho Park is the former site of Lord Kira’s residence and the place where Ako…
Ryogoku Fireworks Museum
The small but free Ryogoku Fireworks Museum exhibits full-size models of fireworks and other materials. Ryogoku was…
Fukuromono Museum
This Fukuromono Museum in Ryokoku, Tokyo tells the history of bags from the Edo period. There are…
Katsu Kaishū’s Birthplace
In Ryogoku Park there is a stone monument and chair erected at the birthplace of Kaishu Katsu….
Ekōin Temple
Ekōin Temple is a temple of the Jodo sect built in 1657 to mourn the victims of…
Sumo Museum
The Sumo Museum is a museum about sumo located in the Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Arean. It was…
Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum
The Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum is an Edo-style glass-making workshop and shop that has been in business…
Edo Tokyo Museum
Closed For Renovation: Please note that the Edo-Tokyo Museum is currently closed for renovation and is planned…
Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Arena
Ryogoku Kokugikan, the National Sumo Arena is a stadium used for Sumo tournaments as well as boxing…
Former Yasuda Garden (Kyu-Yasuda Teien)
The former Yasuda Garden was a tidal garden that utilized the ebb and flow of the Sumida…