Ōtō Inari Shrine
Ōtō Inari Shrine is a Shinto shrine and historic site in Edogawa, Tokyo. Visitors may view the shrine's traditional religious buildings and grounds that mark it as a local place of worship and landmark.
Funabori Station leads through Ninoe Sakura Park to Hie Shrine and Komyoji Temple. Shinkawa Sakura Hall, Furukawa Waterfront Park, and several historic temples continue toward Kasai Station.
Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.
Other route ideas around the same area.
From Higashi-ojima Station, the route reaches the Nakagawa Funebansho Museum and Kawa no Eki beside the Kyu Nakagawa River. Sakura-Ohashi Bridge, Kameido Sengen Shrine, Fureai Bridge, and Kameido Chuo Park lead to Kameidosuijin Station.

This charming shopping street is beloved by locals, offering a nostalgic downtown atmosphere. It’s known for affordable and delicious street food, including croquettes, yakitori, and taiyaki. It’s a great spot for tourists to experience the local lifestyle and taste traditional flavors.
From Kameido Station, pass Kameido Ume Yashiki on the way to Katori Shrine and Koto Tenso Shrine. Ryuganji Temple and Kameido Tenjin Shrine complete the neighborhood heritage route.
A walking route that follows an open, airy riverside setting in Sumida Ward, offering waterside scenery and stretches of parkland. The course highlights Kyu-Nakagawa Waterside Park and is arranged with access from Yahiro Station, providing a station-to-neighborhood connection to the waterfront.