香港六合彩即时开奖

碍测奴-驰补蝉耻诲补-迟别颈别苍

Asakusa & Sumida River


This late-17th-century stroll garden offers beautiful views across its central tidal pond and is well worth a visit if you're in the area. It used to take in water from the Sumida-gawa but now the tidal action is controlled by a pump.


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香港六合彩即时开奖's must-see attractions

Nearby Asakusa & Sumida River attractions

1. Japanese Sword Museum

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For visitors with a keen interest in Japanese sword-making 鈥 an art that continues to this day 鈥 this museum, which relocated to a new building in 2018,鈥

2. Sumo Museum

0.11 MILES

On the ground floor of Ry艒goku Kokugikan stadium, this small museum displays pictures of all the past yokozuna (top-ranking sumo wrestlers), or, for those鈥

3. Edo-Tokyo Museum

0.18 MILES

Tokyo's history museum documents the city's transformation from tidal flatlands to feudal capital to modern metropolis via detailed scale re-creations of鈥

4. Sumida Hokusai Museum

0.41 MILES

The woodblock artist Hokusai Katsushika (1760鈥1849) was born and died close to the location of this museum, which opened in 2016 in a striking aluminium鈥

5. Asahi Super Dry Hall

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This jet-black, inverted obelisk, part of Asahi Beer's headquarters, was designed by Philippe Starck and completed in 1989; atop it sits a 'golden flame'鈥

6. Azuma-bashi

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Originally built in 1774, this bridge was once the point of departure for boat trips to the Yoshiwara pleasure district, north of Asakusa.

7. Kaminari-mon

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The 厂别苍蝉艒-箩颈 temple precinct begins at this majestic gate, from which hangs an enormous ch艒chin (lantern); look under this to see a beautiful carved鈥

8. Asakusa

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Worth searching out is this quirky 40-sq-metre exhibition space in an unmarked old house, hiding down a narrow alley. It's run by contemporary art curator鈥