Kiyosumi Gardens

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I luoghi raccontati più vicini, con la distanza in linea d’aria da qui.

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  300 m

  Fukagawa Edo Museum

  A life-size reconstruction here restores the canal-side Fukagawa-Saga neighborhood of the 1830s and 1840s, complete with row houses, shops, shipping agents, a firebreak, and a water taxi. Changing light and sound make the vanished district pass through an entire day, revealing how thoroughly water transport once shaped ordinary Tokyo life.

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  1.1 km

  Takao Inari Shrine

  This tiny shrine grew from the legend of Takao Dayu, a celebrated Yoshiwara courtesan supposedly murdered aboard a boat after rejecting the lord who purchased her contract. The shrine claims to enshrine a skull associated with her, but historians dispute both the murder story and the relic—making it a striking example of a courtesan becoming the center of an enduring urban ghost legend.

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  1.6 km

  Nihonbashi Bridge

  First built in 1603, this bridge marked the starting point of the Five Highways and remains Japan's official road-distance zero point.

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  1.8 km

  Edo-Tokyo Museum

  Its dramatic elevated building and full-scale reconstructions explain how the shogun's city became the modern capital.

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  1.9 km

  Sumida Hokusai Museum

  Kazuyo Sejima's aluminium-clad museum in the district where Hokusai was born and moved house more than 90 times.

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  2.2 km

  Tsukishima Monja Street

  About 70 restaurants on one street serving monjayaki, the runny Tokyo cousin of okonomiyaki, cooked on the table griddle.