Sumida

You can cross the river on the pedestrian Sumida Bridge. From the bridge there is a view of the Asahi brewery headquarters.

Matsuchiyama Shoden is a distinctive Buddhist temple in Tokyo, known for its unique practice of offering daikon radishes to the deity Kangiten. Visitors can observe this unusual custom, explore the temple grounds adorned with subtle daikon motifs, and even experience a charming 'slope car' monorail for access.

Located in the Asahi Beer Headquarters complex in Azumabashi, this 22nd-floor bar is considered by many the best place in Japan to drink Asahi Super Dry, offering spectacular skyline views of Asakusa and the Tokyo Skytree.

A tiny, Showa-era izakaya in Asakusa's underground arcade, famous for its signature yakisoba for just ¥400. It offers a nostalgic taste of old Tokyo and is known for its appearance in the film <em>Perfect Days</em>.

Dedicated to the master ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai, this modern museum in Tokyo's Sumida ward offers an insightful journey into his life and work. Visitors can explore his iconic prints, learn about the ukiyo-e creation process, and see a lifelike recreation of his home, making it a rewarding experience for art enthusiasts.

Sumida Park offers a tranquil escape along the Sumida River, renowned for its stunning cherry blossoms in spring and as the venue for Tokyo's largest fireworks festival. Visitors enjoy leisurely strolls, picturesque views of the Tokyo Skytree, and the option of scenic river cruises, making it a popular spot for both relaxation and photography.

Soaring above Tokyo, the Skytree offers breathtaking 360-degree views from its observation decks, allowing visitors to see the city's vastness, and even Mount Fuji on clear days. Beyond the vistas, the base features a large shopping and dining complex, making it a comprehensive entertainment destination.