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Tokyo City Walk, January 2018 Edition

Tokyo City Walk, January 2018 Edition
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This walking route focuses on Tokyo City Walk, January 2018. Its mapped path presents the named course as a self-contained walk.

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Distance
9.5 km
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10 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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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.

1.5 km from start40 m near route
732 m/9 min walk
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Asakusa Shrine
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Asakusa Shrine

Located next to Sensō-ji, Asakusa Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine built in the Edo period. It enshrines the three founders of Sensō-ji and is commonly called "Sanja-sama" (Three Shrine Lords). It is famous for the Sanja Matsuri Festival held every May, offering visitors a chance to experience Tokyo’s Shitamachi (old downtown) culture and spirituality.

2.2 km from start100 m near route
347 m/4 min walk
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Edo Taitō Traditional Crafts Museum
Museums & Art Galleries

Edo Taitō Traditional Crafts Museum

This facility showcases traditional crafts from Taito Ward, featuring exhibits such as Edo Kiriko glassware, Edo Mokume Kumi dolls, and ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Occasionally, artisans perform live demonstrations, allowing visitors to witness the high level of craftsmanship up close. It is a valuable spot for tourists interested in experiencing Japanese cultural heritage.

2.6 km from start69 m near route
371 m/5 min walk
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Ikenami Shotaro Memorial Museum
Museums & Art Galleries

Ikenami Shotaro Memorial Museum

This library is dedicated to the achievements of Shotaro Ikenami, a renowned author of period novels. It showcases materials related to his famous works such as Onihei Hankacho and Kenka Kyojin, attracting tourists who explore the Asakusa area featured in his stories. The collection includes handwritten manuscripts and personal stationery, making it a must-visit for fans of his literature.

3 km from start79 m near route
3.1 km/39 min walk
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Chōmyō-ji Temple
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Chōmyō-ji Temple

Chōmyō-ji Temple is a Buddhist temple and historic site in Taitō ward. Visitors may view the temple building and grounds characteristic of a neighborhood Buddhist place of worship.

6 km from start90 m near route
19 m/1 min walk
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Yanaka Ginza
Yanaka Ginza
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Yanaka Ginza

Yanaka Ginza is a historic shopping street and neighborhood landmark. It preserves traditional shopping-street culture and hosts local events that showcase the area's community activities.

6.1 km from start1 m near route
41 m/1 min walk
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Honju-ji
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Honju-ji

Honju-ji is a Buddhist temple and historic site in Yanaka, Taitō-ku. Visitors can view the temple location and its religious character as indicated by mapping and structured metadata.

6.1 km from start17 m near route
2.7 km/34 min walk
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Komagome Fuji Shrine
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Komagome Fuji Shrine

Komagome Fuji Shrine is a Shinto shrine and historic site in Tokyo. Visitors may appreciate its cultural and landmark value as a local shrine in the city.

8.8 km from start59 m near route
529 m/7 min walk
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Yohshoh-ji Temple
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Yohshoh-ji Temple

Yohshoh-ji Temple is a Buddhist temple and historic site located in Honkomagome, Bunkyō-ku. Visitors may come to see the temple grounds and traditional religious architecture characteristic of a place of worship.

9.4 km from start52 m near route
99 m/1 min walk
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Johsen-ji
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Johsen-ji

Johsen-ji is a Buddhist temple and historic site in Bunkyō-ku, Tokyo. Visitors can see the temple grounds and traditional temple buildings at this small historic religious site.

9.5 km from start47 m near route
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