Katori-jinja Shrine
Katori-jinja Shrine is a Shinto shrine and historic site in Higashi-Mizumoto, Katsushika. Visitors may see the shrine's traditional torii and worship hall typical of neighborhood Shinto shrines.
The route begins at the Nishi Mizumoto bus stop and passes Anfuku-ji Temple, Pony School Katsushika, and Mizumoto Sports Center Park. Katori Shrine, the cherry-lined bank, Mizumoto Kawasemi-no-sato, and Mizumoto Shrine continue across the district.
Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.
Other route ideas around the same area.
Kameari Station opens a route along Furu-sumidagawa Greenway through Sunahara Daini Park and Kamichiba Sunahara Park. Nakamichi Park and a second greenway section continue toward Ayase Station.
Starting at Kameari Station, the route visits the Kasai Castle ruins, Kannon-ji Temple, and Aoto Heiwa Park. Enmei-ji Temple, Katsushika City Museum, and Hikifunegawa Water Park shape the return to the station.
From Shibamata Station, follow the Taishakuten approach to Shibamata Taishakuten and Shinsho-in Temple. Ryokan-ji, Kanzo-ji, Iou-ji, Hosho-in, and Manpuku-ji complete the temple circuit before the return to the station.
This walking route winds through the Horikiri and Ohanajaya neighborhoods, moving along waterside green space at Horikiri Mizube Park and past the Horikiri Iris Garden. It also passes through local shopping streets such as Ohanajaya Shopping Street and Horikiri Clover Shopping Street, offering close-up views of neighborhood shopfronts and everyday urban streetscapes.