[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Sumida River (Updated Jul)

If you want to truly experience the essence of Japan, Asakusa in Tokyo is a must-visit destination 🏯🏮 This is the place that evokes the settings of numerous Japanese animations, including Demon Slayer 🎏 Asakusa is the best place in Tokyo to feel the old Japanese vibe, with plenty of things to see and do. It's also a great place to try on a kimono, which is a must-do when visiting Japan. So, there's no reason not to go here! 👘 ———————————————————————— 📅 Itinerary Arrive in Asakusa → Lunch → Sumida River afternoon walk → Nakamise Street (souvenirs/food) → Sensoji Temple → Culture and Tourism Center (cafe/free observatory) → Sensoji Temple night view → Sumida River evening walk 📍Sumida River ▫️A place worth visiting both day and night! It's nice to walk while looking at the Skytree, and taking a cruise would be great too! Asakusa is usually very crowded, but the riverside is relatively quiet 🌊 📍Nakamise Street ▫️A street lined with souvenir shops and street food stalls from the entrance of Sensoji Temple to the main hall. Time flies while wandering around 🤍 📍Sensoji Temple ▫️The oldest temple in Tokyo and a must-visit when in Asakusa Taking a photo at the Kaminarimon gate at the entrance of Sensoji is a must! ⛩️Things to do at Sensoji Temple ✅Bask in the smoke from the incense burner (believed to be good for health) ✅Wash your hands at Omizuya ✅Draw an Omikuji fortune 📍Culture and Tourism Center ▫️You can enjoy a stunning night view of Asakusa for free from the 8th floor of this place. Although Asakusa is very crowded, surprisingly, not many people know about this place, so it wasn't crowded. The view of Sensoji Temple and the Skytree from here is really beautiful, so be sure to visit 🎐 There's also a cafe where you can sit and relax 🤍 🍱 Restaurants/Cafes 🥢 ▫️Asakusa Gyukatsu ▫️Yoroiya (Shoyu Ramen) ▫️Tendon Tenya ▫️Asakusa Monja Zenya (Monjayaki) ▫️Tsunesushi (Sushi) ▫️Ichiran Ramen ▫️Cafe Fuglen ▫️Fruit Parlor (Parfait) ▫️Benizuru (Hotcakes) 🍡 Nakamise Street Food List 🍧 ▫️Asakusa Menchi Katsu ▫️Sawawa (Matcha Ice Cream & Warabi Mochi) ▫️Yohei (Dango) ▫️Kagetsudo (Melon Pan) ▫️Imoyaki (Sweet Potato Brulee) ▫️Ginkado (Strawberry Mochi) ▫️Unana (Eel Onigiri)

🌍The latest forecast from the Japan Meteorological Agency shows that the cherry blossom season in Japan has shifted slightly south this year, with full bloom in Fukuoka, Kyushu, and Tokyo slightly delayed. The peak season is expected to be from late March to early April. ❗【👇Click below to experience the once-a-year beauty of spring🎐】 ❗ 🇯🇵Kansai and surrounding areas "Hot Spring with Ocean View" Kyoto + Mount Fuji + Atami + Tokyo 6 Days 5 Nights 🗓Flowering period: March–April 🌸Drive through cherry blossom avenues, climb the observation deck to overlook Mount Fuji adorned with cherry blossoms, enjoy cherry blossoms at famous historical sites, stay at selected hot spring hotels, and discover the natural beauty of the Izu Peninsula 🇯🇵Kanto and surrounding areas "Relais & Châteaux" Kanazawa + Shirakawa-go + Tokyo 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: March–May 🌸Explore the spring cherry blossoms in Hokuriku, heal your body and mind in ancient hot springs, tour the old streets in a retro rickshaw, visit Kenrokuen, one of Japan's three most famous gardens, enjoy the night cherry blossom lighting ceremony, and take professional travel photos "Spring in Japan" Tokyo + Mount Fuji + Hakone 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: March–April 🌸Enjoy the limited-time cherry blossom festival in April, immerse yourself in the spring cherry blossoms of Mount Fuji, stroll through the market under the trees, experience Japanese festival culture, and take a Sumida River cruise to enjoy the scenery on both sides. Professional photographers will capture the beautiful spring day 🇯🇵Hokkaido and Tohoku "Journey North" Akita + Aomori Secret Realm 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: April 🌸Hirosaki Castle in Aomori is a must-see. 2,600 cherry blossom trees complement the Edo-era architecture, and the riverbank is transformed into a cherry blossom tunnel. Witness the cherry blossoms in full bloom at Kakunodate Castle, a famous Japanese scenic spot "Secret Spring Cherry Blossoms" Sendai + Yamagata + Tokyo 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: April 🌸Visit the centuries-old hot springs in northern Japan, explore the famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Yamagata, enjoy cherry blossom viewing parties in ancient cities, and walk through cherry blossom corridors. Experience the fairy tale world depicted by Hayao Miyazaki "Snow Corridor" Miyagi Zao Snow Wall Wonder + Sendai + Matsushima Hot Spring 5 Days 4 Nights 🗓Flowering period: April 🌸Seasonal wonders, cherry blossoms intertwined with snow-capped mountains, create a unique view of a thousand cherry trees at a glance. Stroll through the elegant Matsushima, where the romantic sea of cherry blossoms complements the emerald green islands, and take in all the beautiful scenery "Bright Spring Cherry Blossoms" Tohoku + Hokkaido 7 Days 6 Nights 🗓Flowering period: April–May 🌸Head north to encounter the cherry blossoms of Akita's ancient city and Hirosaki Castle, Japan's best cherry blossom viewing spot. Stroll through the cherry blossom tunnel and immerse yourself in the romantic moment of the sea and cherry blossoms at Temiya Park in Otaru ❗【👇Click below to start your fantastic cherry blossom journey🌸】 ❗

#Share a travel plan for Tokyo for 4 days and 3 nights. Where have you been? For those with limited time and a limited budget but still want to travel. Flying with Vietnam Airlines from Suvarnabhumi Airport at 19:30 to change planes at Ho Chi Minh City at 21:15. Waiting for a change of plane for about 3 hours. The plane departed from Ho Chi Minh City at 00:15 and arrived at Narita Airport at 08:00. Day 1: 📍After going through immigration and getting luggage, we went out to buy train tickets into the city. We left our luggage at the hotel. We stayed at Hotel Keihan Asakusa. 📍Ueno, let's walk around Ameyoko Market. 📍Eat eel rice at Unatoto Unagi, very delicious. Every time I come to Japan, I have to eat it. 🍱 📍Starbuck at Ueno Park, very beautiful for taking pictures. 📍Return to the accommodation to check in. Take a shower and change clothes, sleep to gain strength 📍When you wake up, go for a walk at GU/Uniquo Day 2: 📍Kamakura, a lovely city by the sea, has food, cafes, a big Buddha, and with good weather, you can also see Mt. Fuji. Recommended highlights are: > Big Buddha at Kotokuin Temple > Kannon Coffee, a crepe cookie cafe in the shape of a Buddha > Kamakurakoko-Mae Station, the shooting location of Slamdung, it's really beautiful > Black beach Inamuragasaki Station > Komachi Street, lots of food 📍Walk around Shinjuku Day 3: 📍Tsukiji Fish Market, arrive at around 9:00 a.m., there are a lot of people, both tour groups and tourists, and there's a lot of food. It's recommended to bring cash, it's more convenient. 📍Tokyo Station, take pictures 📍Come back to walk around Asakusa 📍Sensoji Temple, pray for blessings, amulets 📍Sumida River 📍Shopping for souvenirs at Don Quijote Day 4: Woke up very early because I had to rush to the airport. Drag the luggage to take the subway, get off at Ueno Station to ride the Skyliner. The plane departs from Narita Airport at 9:30 AM to change planes in Hanoi. Wait for the change plane for about 3 hours. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 5:55 PM. #TravelPlan #TokyoTravel #JapanReview

#tokyostroll Tokyo is a city where tradition meets modernity, and this one-day itinerary captures it all—from sky-high views to historic temples and incredible food. 🌅 Morning: Tokyo Skytree & Sumida River Stroll Start your day at Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan. The Tembo Deck offers breathtaking 360° views of the city, and on a clear day, you can even spot Mount Fuji! ⭐ Tip: Arrive early to avoid long lines and check the Skytree website for visibility conditions before you go. Afterward, take a relaxing stroll along the Sumida River towards Asakusa. This walk offers beautiful skyline views, especially in spring when cherry blossoms line the riverside. 🏯 Midday: Asakusa & Sensoji Temple Step into old Tokyo at Asakusa, home to Sensoji, the city’s oldest and most iconic temple. Walk through Nakamise Street, a bustling market filled with traditional snacks, souvenirs, and handmade crafts. ⭐ Tip: For a unique experience, rent a yukata (casual kimono) and take photos around the temple for an authentic Edo-era feel. 🍣 Afternoon: Food Adventure in Asakusa Asakusa is a paradise for food lovers. Try: 🍡 Mitarashi Dango (grilled rice dumplings with soy glaze) 🐙 Takoyaki (crispy octopus balls) 🍜 Tsukemen (dipping ramen) at Rokurinsha in Tokyo Skytree Town ⭐ Tip: If you want a sit-down meal, check out Asakusa Yadoroku, Tokyo’s oldest tempura restaurant, hidden in a tiny alley! 🌇 Evening: Tokyo Skytree Town & Sumida River Night Views End your day by exploring Tokyo Skytree Town, home to a massive shopping mall, Pokémon Center, and the Sumida Aquarium. As night falls, return to the Sumida River—the illuminated Skytree reflecting on the water makes for a stunning sight. ⭐ Tip: Head to the Asahi Beer Hall rooftop bar nearby for a drink with a view of the skyline! This itinerary blends sky-high views, historic streets, and mouthwatering food, giving you a perfect one-day Tokyo experience. #japan #tokyo #asia

#tripพาบินประภพประภพปีใหม่ This trip is for anime lovers and those who love to take a leisurely stroll in Tokyo. You'll get everything from views, cities, food, and legendary locations! 🎥🌆 1️⃣ Follow the footsteps of the most popular anime • Ikebukuro (池袋) 🚇 Start at the popular anime district of Ikebukuro. Stop by the Animate Ikebukuro store, which is full of all your favorite anime merchandise! There's also the Pokemon Center Mega Tokyo for Pokemon fans to collect cute items. ⚡ • Recommended location: The overpass in the Durarara!! anime, which has a cool atmosphere like it's in a real scene • Kanda Shrine (神田明神) ⛩️ Follow the footsteps of Love Live! At Kanda Shrine, which is a prominent scene in the story, the atmosphere is peaceful, perfect for praying for all wishes to come true. 🎶 • Shinjuku (新宿) 🌆 Continue walking to Shinjuku Gyoen, a beautiful garden that appears in many anime, such as The Garden of Words. Take a leisurely walk to enjoy the cool breeze, or follow Your Name's footsteps at the Suga Shrine crossing. Let me tell you, it's a great feeling! 2️⃣ Tokyo Skytree, a legendary viewpoint 🗼 From Shinjuku, take the train to Tokyo Skytree for a 360° view of Tokyo. If you come in the evening, the sunset is very beautiful. The lights from the tall buildings contrast with the sky in an orange-pink color, super romantic. 💫 • Tip: If you want a beautiful view, I recommend going up to Tembo Deck, or if you're brave, try walking on the glass floor, where you can see the view below in a thrilling way! 😍 3️⃣ Recharge with super cool niku! 🥩 We've walked a lot. Need something delicious to eat? Recommended: • Yakiniku Like 🔥 You can grill solo style! Good quality meat, grill it yourself as you like, super awesome • Gyukatsu Motomura 🍱 Deep-fried beef, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, dipped with wasabi or special sauce, it's so good! • If you want to try something a little more premium, try Wagyu Yakiniku, a small shop near Asakusa. The meat is thinly sliced, grilled for a moment and it melts in your mouth 🤤 4️⃣ Take a leisurely walk around the city 🚶♀️🍃 • Asakusa & Sensoji Temple (浅草寺) ⛩️ After eating, take a leisurely walk at Sensoji Temple, Nakamise Street is full of souvenir shops and delicious Japanese sweets 🥟 • Sumida River Walk (隅田川テラス) 🌊 Walk along the Sumida River and see another beautiful view of Tokyo Skytree. It's another kind of chill, especially at night, the lights are so beautiful! One trip to get the anime feel, beautiful view and delicious food. I tell you, you will be happy all day! 💕🇯🇵✨

🇯🇵 Sumida River Sumida River where you can see Skytree and Asahi Headquarters at a glance! There are pretty cafes and delicious restaurants around the area, and Sensoji Temple is also nearby, so it's a perfect travel course! At the Asahi Headquarters, which is called the Golden Poop(?), you can drink beer while looking at the view! I visited a popular matcha restaurant called 'Hatoya' and enjoyed it with Skytree-! There are fewer tourists in the Sumida Park area, so I recommend it for a pleasant walk! #TokyoTravel

If you walk a little way from Asakusa, you'll see the Sumida River. When it gets dark, it's lit up, allowing you to enjoy a different combination of lights than you would during the day. There are a total of 15 bridges over the Sumida River. The closest bridge from Asakusa Station is Azumabashi, from where you can also see Asahi Beer's Super Dry Hall. It's a famous object of art! Of course, you can also see the Skytree. Cherry blossoms bloom along the Sumida River in spring, and there are also cafes, making it the perfect spot for a stroll. ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ❥❥ Sumida River⃝ 🚉Asakusa Station →🚶‍♀️About 4 minutes walk ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #Sumida River #Night view #Light up #Tokyo trip #Tokyo sightseeing

Introducing “Stay Me”, a place full of Japanese sensibility! ◡̈ When I go on a family trip to Japan, I often have uncomfortable experiences because the hotels are smallㅠㅅㅠ So I tried staying at Airbnb! It was located near Asakusa, and it was very quiet and nice because it was in the town! It was even better because the Sumida River was nearby🩵 It was nice because it was well-equipped with everything, but the best thing was that there was a large mart nearby! I was able to buy a variety of souvenir groceries at a very low price, and I was able to eat various things for dinner, so it was really nice! If you go to Tokyo, you should definitely try it!ఇ #TokyoTravel #Tokyo #TokyoAccommodation #EmotionalAccommodation #JapanTravel #Japan #HotPlace #CityTravel #RecreationTravel

A new bridge was built over the Sumida River in 2020. It is a pedestrian bridge that spans right next to the Keisei Line iron bridge, and is called Sumida River Walk. Before it was built, it felt like a somewhat roundabout way to get between Asakusa and Skytree! Thanks to it, it's now a little closer. It's a spectacular sight to see the trains passing right next to the bridge. Sumida River Walk has been used by many people as a bridge connecting the major tourist destinations of the Oshiage and Asakusa areas. #TokyoTourism #Bridge #SumidaRiver #SumidaRiverWalk

Cherry blossom season has finally arrived in Tokyo! Many famous cherry blossom spots are now in full bloom. I went to the cherry blossom festival along the Sumida River, which is one of the most famous cherry blossom spots. The cherry blossoms were in full bloom and bloomed beautifully along the river. Although the weather was unfortunate, many people still came to visit. Although the area is limited, there are plenty of cherry blossom viewing areas. Access: Immediately from Asakusa Station on the Toei Asakusa Line or Tokyo Metro Ginza Line #CherryBlossomViewing

Sumida Park in Sumida Ward is located on the banks of the Sumida River. It is a popular place for local residents to relax, with a spacious grounds and a brand new cafe area, and is crowded with many people on sunny holidays. This time, I came here after the cherry blossoms were announced, so the cherry blossoms were just starting to bloom. I visited in the evening, so it was a bit dark, but the sunset was beautiful. Location: 1-chome Mukojima, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 131-0033 Access: About 7 minutes walk from the A3 exit of Honjo-Azumabashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line #CherryBlossomViewing #CherryBlossoms #Tokyo #SumidaPark

Hi! Happy new year everyone! Couple days ago I went to Sumida River. The weather was nice and it was my first time walking around here. I would say it was so refreshing seeing the water. Not far from this river you could visit the biggest temple in Tokyo called Sensoji. You could find Japanese couple or young people wearing Kimono or Japaneae traditional clothes. You can also rent Kimono like them by visiting a Kimono rental store near the temple. It is really worth to try! #newyear #japan #sensojitemple #awesomepic #sumida

#TravelAbroad Sumida River is a river that flows through Tokyo and is one of the highlights that you shouldn't miss when walking to see the view. Along the river, there is a walking path where Japanese people often come to walk or jog. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom. You can walk and see the flowers and take beautiful pictures. In the area where this picture was taken, walk along and you will reach Asakusa Temple, which is well-known among Thais. You can also see the Tokyo Skytree. You can take beautiful pictures from many angles. If you go to Tokyo this time, try walking there. I guarantee that you will never forget it.

I walked along the Sumida River, which has a beautiful classic design and a blue-colored bridge, because it was close to my accommodation! The night view of Skytree is really beautiful, and it was really nice during the day, not just at night. ㅠ Looking at the pictures makes me want to go again!! I think it would be even more beautiful if you walked slowly with your lover. ㅎㅎ I definitely want to go. #couples #hotplace #Tokyo #skytree

Sumida river walk is a pathway along Sumida river which leads you to some of the popular tourist spot such as Sensoji temple, Tokyo sky tree and Asakusa area. It is highly recommended to spend a day walking along this street as you get to take in the view at a slower pace comparing to train or metro rides. The night scenery along this river is beautiful. The is also a dedicated path for runners to exercise.

#TokyoSightseeing A stroll along the Sumida River from Asakusa. It's more like a canal than a river. The riverside is a running course Everyone is out running in the morning. There's a statue of Katsu Kaishu. Historical sites are everywhere. (There are historical sites from the Great Tokyo Air Raid all over the city.) The restaurant I was looking for had gone up in price, so I left. The birds are used to people and stand motionless. I don't know if they're selling rakes today, but everyone was carrying them.

Next to Sensoji Temple, there is another interesting spot, Sumida River (隅田川, Sumida-gawa). Sumida River is a river that flows through Tokyo. During the cherry blossom season, it is a very popular place to see cherry blossoms because there are cherry trees lining the river. There are also many restaurants and cafes in this area. If you want to take a boat ride to see the beauty, there is also a service called 水上バス (suijou basu) or water bus. #TravelJapan #tokyo

The Sumida River Fireworks Festival is a fireworks festival held on the riverbed along the Sumida River🎆 It used to be held every year on the last Saturday of July, but it has been canceled for three consecutive years💦 Here is a look at the fireworks festival held in 2019! The Sumida River was overflowing with people and it was difficult to enjoy the view, so this year we watched the fireworks from the rooftop of a building✨ The fireworks and the Skytree were both visible, and it was a spectacular view😊 #Tokyo #TokyoTourism #FireworksFestival #SumidaRiver #Fireworks #EasternJapan

The Sumida River is one of Tokyo's most famous rivers. In spring, a magnificent row of cherry blossom trees appears. You can enjoy the atmosphere of Tokyo's downtown area while watching the rows of cherry blossom trees along the river. It is well maintained, so it is recommended as a walking path in spring. #sakura #spring trip #Tokyo #flower spots #flower spots #Sumida River #trip to enjoy spring

This is the fourth day of the 5-night, 6-day trip that I returned without dying! I was busy moving around in a hurry from the morning on this day too. #First photo It was to go to the Harry Potter Studio in Toshimaen! Ah, I've only watched Harry Potter 10 times, but I couldn't control my excitement. #Second photo They were selling wands at the wand shop.. But I didn't buy any because I don't actually need them in my daily life and they're so expensive. (I wonder if you're a Harry Potter fan?) But I touched them one by one. Hahaha #Third, Fourth photo Oh my, do you see this?! This is the banquet hall!!!!!! I really came here.. I felt like Harry. There's even a moving staircase, and it actually moves.. Ha.. I really don't have any regrets even if I die. #Fifth, Sixth photo The people were all standing as mannequins. You can see various characters like Voldemort, Hagrid, etc., but some of them are just standing there like mannequins without faces, so it's a bit less immersive^^;; #Seventh, Eighth Pictures Wow, the bridge and Harry's room in Hogwarts are really well recreated here. It's really real!!! #Ninth, Tenth Pictures I saw the Hogwarts train at Platform 9 and 3/4 and tried to pass through the wall(?). I'm not qualified to do it.. #Eleventh Picture Diagon Alley really.. really felt like I was in a movie. I was really a Hogwarts freshman at this moment. It's real!!!! #Twelfth Picture After this Hogwarts structure, it felt like I was seeing what I saw in the movie in real life.. I think I shed tears at that moment.. This structure recreates morning to night by changing the lighting, and it felt like it was flashing from season 1. It was a touching moment. #13th photo I only bought this jelly because everything else was expensive. But seriously.. the taste is exactly as described, so it's better not to eat it. #14th, 15th photo After watching Harry Potter, I came to Asakusa! The atmosphere was a bit different from the Asakusa I knew before!? It felt a bit more modernized.. The view of the Sumida River and Skytree together was really cool. #16th, 17th photo The reason I came to Asakusa! It was to participate in this Bon Odori Festival. There are many festivals in the summer. Among them, there was a festival where everyone danced Bon Odori, a traditional Japanese dance. There was a festival here where everyone danced it together. There were so many people, and not only those who danced on stage, but also ordinary people and foreigners alike danced the Bon Dance together. #18th, 19th, 20th photo The highlight of this festival is the night! The shining Skytree and the bonfire that unites everyone reminded me of the festival atmosphere even more. The scenery was incredibly beautiful. Wow, I really worked hard until this day.. I took it easy from the next day. Everyone, take a breathㅋㅋ I think the next post will be the last. Please look forward to it^^ #July Travel Support Fund

A scenic pedestrian route connecting Asakusa and the Tokyo Skytree. This pathway allows passage from both the Asakusa side and the Skytree side. It is free to use and exclusively for pedestrians. Bicycles are permitted only if walked across. The well-maintained path spans about a 15-minute walk. Open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM, pets are also welcome. Enjoy a leisurely stroll during the magical evening hours or admire the illuminated bridge at night. It's a charming experience. The Lovers' Sanctuary is adorned with numerous locks symbolizing love.

"If you're in Tokyo, you absolutely have to visit Asakusa." Now I get it...🫶 ⛩️1. Sensoji Temple (浅草寺) The oldest temple in Tokyo! Don't forget to snap a photo at the iconic Kaminarimon Gate (雷門)📸 Explore Nakamise Street for traditional snacks and souvenir shopping✨ 🏯2. Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center Located right in front of Sensoji Temple! Enjoy a free observation deck with stunning views of the Skytree and Asakusa streets 😍 🚤3. Sumida River Walk & Cruise A stroll along the river is pure vibes🌊 If you have time, hop on a water bus to Odaiba for an extended adventure~! 🗼4. Tokyo Skytree A 20-minute walk or one stop away on the Tobu Line from Asakusa! The city night view is absolutely breathtaking...✨ With shopping malls, an aquarium, and cafes, you can easily spend your evening here! 📍Recommended Itinerary Sensoji → Tourist Center Observation Deck → Sumida River Walk → Skytree Night View (Pro tip: Take it slow, eat lots of delicious food, and enjoy the journey💡) 📸 Asakusa is magical both day and night... The vibe changes with the time of day, so don't forget to bring extra camera batteries⚡

#TokyoTravel #JapanTravel #sumidariver 👋Ohayo from Tokyo, Japan🇯🇵 ✨️Sumida River (隅田川) is an important river in Tokyo. It branches off from the Arakawa River and flows through Tokyo into Tokyo Bay. There are many interesting places, parks, and important buildings along the way. ✨️Tokyo Skytree is a television and radio broadcasting tower, as well as an important viewpoint in Tokyo. ✨️Katsu Kaishu Monument is located in Sumida Park, leading Japan into a new era peacefully. ✨️Sumida River Walk is a walkway along the Sumida River in Tokyo. There are many bridges over the river, including a railway bridge. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/x35BHBNem9EFA16P6

🔮 Tokyo Tower is an iconic landmark of Tokyo, offering a unique charm as it appears differently from various locations. In bustling areas like Shibuya or Harajuku, the tower's red hue stands out against the city's modern vibe. Especially at night, when the lights are on, its radiant glow is truly captivating even from afar. Viewing Tokyo Tower from Odaiba, with the sea as its backdrop, makes it feel even more majestic. Additionally, in areas close to Roppongi, you can witness the harmonious blend of the tower's traditional aesthetics and modern architecture, showcasing Tokyo's multifaceted charm. Tokyo Tower is a special place that reveals new allure from every vantage point. 🌳 The night view of Sumida River is one of the most beautiful sceneries in Tokyo. The lights lining the river shimmer, and the Skytree along with surrounding buildings illuminate the area, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Particularly on summer nights, the reflections of the lights on the water gently ripple, accompanied by the tranquil sound of flowing water, evoking a romantic mood. It's a perfect spot to experience a quieter side of Tokyo. I also joined others in making wishes at various places 🍁

🌳Seeing Tokyo Tower in person was far more impressive than I had imagined. Although I had seen countless photos of it, standing before the tower felt like witnessing a true symbol. The bright red steel structure standing vividly against the sky had a unique presence, even amidst the city's bustling complexity. The Tokyo Sumida River Lantern Floating event was an extraordinary experience. Sitting by the riverside, releasing lanterns into the water allowed me to momentarily escape the chaos of daily life and enjoy a peaceful moment. The reflection of the lantern lights on the water created a magical atmosphere that remains an unforgettable memory. Despite the large crowd, watching each person release their lantern with their own wishes was deeply moving.🔮 Afterward, exploring the streets of Tokyo brought a variety of impressions. Tokyo is a city full of energy and vibrancy wherever you go. Walking through the bustling streets of Shibuya, I observed the lively crowd, while in Asakusa, I felt the harmonious blend of traditional ambiance and modern elements. The charming shops and the unique appeal of each street made strolling through Tokyo endlessly fascinating.🍁 Tokyo is a city that never fails to captivate. The coexistence of diverse cultures, traditions, and modern sensibilities makes every visit a precious experience. 🌺

🍺 [Tokyo, Asakusa Asahi Beer Headquarters & Azumabashi Area] Just a short walk from Asakusa! A detour spot for adults that tickles the hearts of beer lovers After enjoying sightseeing at Sensoji Temple and Nakamise-dori, the Asahi Beer Headquarters Building is located in the Azumabashi area, just across the Sumida River.🍻 The Super Dry Hall, with its striking golden foam motif, is also famous as a photo spot.📸 ⸻ 🌟Features and Attractions - The golden object "Flamm d'Or (flame object)" that symbolizes the foam of beer is the landmark - The Asahi Beer on the first floor of the headquarters At the "Sky Room," you can enjoy limited edition beers while overlooking the Tokyo Skytree and Sumida River from the observation lounge 🍺 ・We also recommend enjoying the evening view with a beer on a bench along the Sumida River terrace ⸻ 🚉Access ・About a 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line ・Easy access from Honjo-Azumabashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line ⸻ 🌿Recommended seasons and ways to enjoy ・**In spring (late March to April)** you can enjoy the best cherry blossom viewing walks along the Sumida River with the cherry blossoms and the Skytree in the background 🌸 ・We recommend evening to night time: the lights reflecting on the river surface and the Skytree are romantic ✨ ・The restaurant "Asahi Beer" in the head office building At "Annex," you can enjoy craft beer and paired dishes. ⸻ 👣Travel tips ・You can easily cross Asakusa and Sumida Ward across the Sumida River by walking from Sensoji Temple → Nakamisedori → Azumabashi → Asahi Beer Headquarters. ・The best spots to take photos are "on Azumabashi" and "on a riverside bench where you can take a photo with the Skytree." ・If you have time, you can also extend your trip to Tokyo Mizumachi and Tokyo Skytree Town via the nearby "Sumida River Walk." ⸻ A playful and spectacular view for adults that you can find just a short walk from the tourist attraction, Asakusa. Why not enjoy a moment by the river where history and modernity intersect with a beer? 🍺✨ #AsakusaTourism #AsakusaTrip #AsahiBeer #SumidaRiverTerrace #TokyoSkyTree #AsakusaPhotoSpot #StunningSpot #DomesticTrip #CoupleTrip #SoloTrip #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #TokyoTourism #TokyoTrip

Step into Tokyo and you step into a mosaic of micro-worlds. Each neighborhood feels like its own universe, from the futuristic vibes of Odaiba to the timeless charm of Asakusa, the ultra-modern pulse of Shinjuku to the serene beauty of Ueno Park. It is a city where you can sip matcha in a centuries-old teahouse and shop for gadgets that feel like they came from the future, all in the same day. There is a sense of order, energy, and creativity that defines Tokyo. Its trains run with clockwork precision, its fashion leads global trends, and its food scene is unmatched, from tiny ramen shops to Michelin-starred sushi counters. And yet, moments of calm are always around: a quiet shrine, a blooming cherry tree, a sunset over the Sumida River. Tips for Visitors: Stay near a major train line like the JR Yamanote for easy access across the city Visit at least one observatory at night — Tokyo transforms after dark Don’t miss convenience stores and vending machines, fun, cheap, and part of daily life Respect the local etiquette, quiet on trains, orderly queues, and no tipping Consider a day trip to Nikko, Kamakura, or Mount Takao for a break from the city buzz #tokyo

#浅草屋形船 Take a ride on a traditional Japanese entertainment boat, cross the Kachidoki Bridge and the Rainbow Bridge, and look at the Tokyo Odaiba landmark on Tokyo Bay. It will also stop here for everyone to take photos! Then we will go to the Tokyo Skytree and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the Sumida River while tasting the luxurious Japanese set menu, including freshly fried tempura, sashimi platter, snow crab, etc. on board. Unlimited drinks are also provided on board. The whole journey lasts for 2.5 hours without any dull moments. I really recommend everyone to experience the Asakusa Houseboat! In recent years, Tokyo Yakatabune has become more and more popular, especially at night, when the boat is easily full. It is strongly recommended to make a reservation as early as possible! 💞Experience content: 2.5 hours in total, including Japanese luxury set meal and unlimited alcoholic/non-alcoholic drinks 📍Reporting address: 1-3-11 Honjo, Sumida-ku, Tokyo (not directly at the pier!) 💰Per capita consumption: reservations must be made for at least 2 people, depending on the price and age of the selected Japanese set meal . Other 1: Only children aged 3 or above can ride. No meals are provided for children under 7 years old (you can eat together or purchase children's chirashi sushi or children's tendon for 1,100 yuan)～ . Other 2: If you have any dietary restrictions, please note them when booking.

From Asakusa to Odaiba by boat! A trip to Tokyo where you can enjoy nostalgia and spectacular views ⛩️🛳️🌉 If you want to feel the "Tokyoness" to the fullest, this route that connects the downtown area and the seaside is the best◎ ⸻ 🏮《10:00》Enjoy a morning in the retro Asakusa The air at Sensoji Temple is quiet and your mind is at peace in the morning. If you walk leisurely along the road that leads from Kaminarimon to Nakamise-dori, you will be soothed by the Showa-era atmosphere of coffee shops and the aroma of ningyo-yaki. 📸Recommended stops ・Pray at the main hall of Sensoji Temple ・Have breakfast at a Showa-era coffee shop such as "Angelus" ・Look for souvenirs at a Japanese goods store ⸻ 🛳《12:00》Go on the water with a Sumida River cruise Board the water bus that departs from near Azumabashi in Asakusa! A special travel experience where you can enjoy the spectacular views of the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Bay from the boat. 🗓️Duration: Approximately 50-70 minutes (varies depending on the route) 🎫We recommend making a reservation with "Tokyo Tourist Cruise Ship"! 📍Access and information • Departure point: Asakusa, Nihonbashi, Toyosu, etc. (varies depending on the trip) • Boarding time: Approximately 30-60 minutes • Price: From 1,200 yen for adults (varies depending on the route and company) • Reservation: Advance reservations are recommended for weekends, holidays, and evenings! ⸻ 🌊《13:30》Arrive at Odaiba! Relaxing time in the city of the future and the sea Cruise to the gateway to the sea, "Odaiba Seaside Park". After taking photos of the Statue of Liberty and the seaside deck, have lunch and window shop at the shopping mall. 🍽️Recommended spots ・Lunch while watching the sea at the food court of "Aqua City Odaiba" ・A little luxurious meal at "bills" or "Eggs 'n Things"◎ ・Stretch your legs and relax at Odaiba Seaside Park ⸻ 🕰️《15:30》Time travel to the Showa era at the Retro Museum! Finally, take a little walk to the "Odaiba 1-chome Shopping Street" and "Interesting Aquarium Facilities", an area that retro lovers will love. Candy stores, Showa posters, UFO catchers...it's like you've wandered into a Showa era festival! ⸻ ✅Recommended for these people! • I want to enjoy both Asakusa and Odaiba • I like cruises and retro spots • I want to enjoy the "Tokyo-ness" while relaxing ⸻ 📌 Summary of points • Enjoy the travel time on a boat trip from Asakusa to Odaiba • A luxurious route where you can enjoy both the sea and the city • Relax by visiting retro cafes and candy stores ⸻ This route is not just about the "destination" of the trip, but even the "travel time" becomes exciting. Why not try a one-day trip to "feel" Tokyo? 🌿 #TokyoStrategy #Tokyo #TokyoTrip #TokyoCafe #tokyo