Jishō-in Temple
Jishō-in Temple is a Buddhist temple and historic site in Edogawa, Tokyo. It is identified as a place of worship and part of local shrines and temples, notable as a temple landmark in the area.
This walking route focuses on Tokyo City Walk, May 2017. Its mapped path presents the named course as a self-contained walk.
Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.
Other route ideas around the same area.
Sumida Triphony Hall leads into Oyokogawa Water Park. The waterside route continues toward Tokyo Skytree Station.
Kiba Park opens a waterside route through Shiohama Park to Toyosu Market and the Gururi Park promenade. The path returns through Etchujima Park, the Fukagawa Edo Museum, and Kiyosumi Garden.

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.