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Sumida River Seven Lucky Gods Walk

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The route's stated waterside theme centers on Sumida River Seven Lucky Gods. The mapped footpath keeps that waterside theme at the center of the course.

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Distance
4.7 km
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8 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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Tamon-ji
Shrines & Templespopular

Tamon-ji

This Jodo sect temple, located in Asakusa, Taito Ward, has a history dating back to the Edo period. The temple grounds feature a sumo wrestler monument and an old bell, reflecting its connection to sumo. It offers a peaceful respite amid the bustling Asakusa sightseeing area.

640 m from start87 m near route
1.7 km/21 min walk
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Shirahige Shrine
Shrines & Temples

Shirahige Shrine

This shrine, located in Koto Ward, Tokyo, is known as a place to pray for longevity and good health. Situated along the Sumida River, it is also revered as a guardian deity protecting the community from flooding. The shrine itself holds historical significance and is cherished by the local residents.

2.3 km from start26 m near route
262 m/3 min walk
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Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden
Gardens & Parks

Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden

Mukojima Hyakkaen is Japan's only flower garden-style garden, established in 1804 during the late Edo period. It features a variety of seasonal flowers, with plum blossoms and bush clover being especially famous. The garden harmoniously blends historical ambiance with natural beauty, making it an ideal spot for strolling and relaxation. Designated as a cultural property, it offers visitors a glimpse into the floral culture of the Edo period.

2.6 km from start65 m near route
946 m/12 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.

3.5 km from start43 m near route
98 m/1 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.

3.6 km from start54 m near route
327 m/4 min walk
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Mimeguri Shrine
Shrines & TemplesShrine

Mimeguri Shrine

Located in Mukojima, Sumida Ward,Mimeguri Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine believed to have been founded during the Heian period. It is famous for granting business prosperity, household safety, and matchmaking blessings. The shrine also has strong historical ties to the Mitsui family, and visitors can find numerous stone monuments related to the Mitsui clan.

4 km from start45 m near route
142 m/2 min walk
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Sumida Heritage Museum
Museums & Art Galleries

Sumida Heritage Museum

This museum introduces the history, culture, and daily life of Edo-period Sumida Ward. Visitors can explore traditional crafts, folk materials, and cultural exhibits, providing deeper insight into the area's heritage. It is an ideal place for those interested in historical and cultural discoveries.

4.1 km from start31 m near route
91 m/1 min walk
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Ushijima Shrine
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Ushijima Shrine

Founded during the Heian period, Ushijima Shrine is the oldest shrine in Sumida Ward. It is famous for its unique legends involving cows and features a rare three-ring torii gate. The shrine is believed to bring good fortune, protection from misfortune, and safe childbirth. Its location offers picturesque views of the Sumida River and Tokyo Skytree.

4.2 km from start74 m near route
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Sanyabori and Sumida Riverside Loop

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