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Kanamachi to Aoto Riverside Walk

Kanamachi to Aoto Riverside Walk
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Overview

From Kanamachi Station, the route visits Niijuku Play Park, the Jizo statues, and the Kaneami Bridge ruins. Niijuku Park, Seiryu Shrine and Kenashi Pond, Takasago Bridge, and the Nakagawa right-bank greenway lead to Aoto Station.

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Distance
4 km
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Spots along this route

6 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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Jōshinji Temple
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Jōshinji Temple

This POI is a Buddhist temple in Katsushika, Tokyo. It is noted as a historic temple affiliated with the Jōdo-shū sect and located at the provided coordinates, making it relevant for visitors interested in shrines and temples in the area.

1.6 km from start34 m near route
329 m/4 min walk
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Niijuku Hie Jinja
Niijuku Hie Jinja
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Niijuku Hie Jinja

Niijuku Hie Jinja is a Shinto shrine in Katsushika. Visitors can see a local historic shrine with traditional shrine buildings and neighborhood access information listed by the Tokyo Shrine Association.

1.9 km from start80 m near route
928 m/12 min walk
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Seiryū Shrine
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Seiryū Shrine

Seiryū Shrine is a Shinto shrine and historic site in Tokyo. Visitors may view the shrine grounds and traditional shrine architecture on site.

2.9 km from start33 m near route
237 m/3 min walk
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Daikōmyō-ji Temple
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Daikōmyō-ji Temple

Daikōmyō-ji Temple is a Buddhist temple and historic site. Visitors can view the temple buildings and grounds as a local religious landmark.

3.1 km from start39 m near route
869 m/11 min walk
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Ichidō-in Temple
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Ichidō-in Temple

Ichidō-in Temple is a Buddhist temple and historic site. Visitors can view the temple grounds and traditional temple architecture at this place of worship in Aoto.

4 km from start17 m near route
59 m/1 min walk
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Nakahara Hachiman Shrine
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Nakahara Hachiman Shrine

Nakahara Hachiman Shrine is a Shinto shrine and historic site in Tokyo. Visitors can see a local shrine property identified as a place of worship.

4 km from start50 m near route
Goal
6 spots

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