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Greenery and Shitamachi Walk

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This walking route focuses on Greenery and Shitamachi. Its mapped path presents the named course as a self-contained walk.

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6.1 km
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5 spots

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Asahi Group Head Office Super Dry Hall
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Asahi Group Head Office Super Dry Hall

The headquarters of Asahi Group Holdings, located along the Sumida River. The adjacent Super Dry Hall features the iconic golden flame sculpture (Flamme d'Or), designed by Philippe Starck. Visitors can enjoy Asahi beer culture and dine at the on-site restaurants.

44 m from start20 m near route
393 m/5 min walk
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Sumida city Sumida Park
Gardens & ParksCherryBlossomViewpopular

Sumida city Sumida Park

This scenic riverside park along the Sumida River is home to around 700 cherry trees, making it one of Tokyo’s best hanami (cherry blossom viewing) spots. With easy access to both Tokyo Skytree and Asakusa, the park is a great place for relaxation and sightseeing.

437 m from start81 m near route
609 m/8 min walk
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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.

1 km from start42 m near route
102 m/1 min walk
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Tokyo Skytree
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Tokyo Skytree

Opened in 2012, Tokyo Skytree stands at 634 meters, making it one of the world's tallest broadcasting towers. Its observation decks offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Kanto region. The tower is part of a larger complex featuring a shopping mall, an aquarium, and various entertainment facilities.

1.1 km from start45 m near route
171 m/2 min walk
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Postal Museum Japan
Museums & Art Galleries

Postal Museum Japan

Operated by Japan Post, this museum highlights the history of postal and communication systems in Japan. Exhibits include Japan’s first postal services, communication technology advancements, and a vast stamp collection. Located inside Tokyo Skytree Town, it is an educational and interactive experience for visitors.

1.3 km from start39 m near route
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