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Sumida Temple Walk from Kinshicho to Kanegafuchi

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Overview

Kinshicho Station leads along Tower View Street to Kofukuji Temple. Chomeiji Temple continues the northbound shrine-and-temple route toward Kanegafuchi Station.

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Distance
5.9 km
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3 spots

Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.

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Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.
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Sumida Aquarium
Classic spot

Sumida Aquarium

Located inside Tokyo Skytree Town, this urban-style aquarium features jellyfish, penguins, and sea lions, with over 10,000 marine creatures on display. Its modern, open-concept design and interactive exhibits make it a popular spot for visitors of all ages.

2 km from start97 m near route
1.3 km/16 min walk
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Kōfukuji
Shrines & Temples

Kōfukuji

This Jodo sect temple in Koto Ward, Tokyo, enshrines Hotei, one of the Fukagawa Seven Lucky Gods. The temple's entrance is lined with a shopping street, where locals and tourists interact. It is a popular stop on the Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage, especially bustling during the New Year.

3.3 km from start70 m near route
56 m/1 min walk
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Chomeiji
Shrines & Temples

Chomeiji

This temple, known as the birthplace of sakuramochi (cherry blossom rice cakes), is located along the Sumida River. In spring, the temple grounds are adorned with blooming cherry blossoms, attracting many visitors for hanami (flower viewing). The iconic sakuramochi, a local specialty dating back to the Edo period, remains a popular souvenir.

3.4 km from start70 m near route
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3 spots

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