The former Saitoan site and Basho Haiku promenade lead to the Sumida River terrace. Bashoan Observation Garden and the Basho Memorial Museum continue toward Morishita Station.
Route-ordered classic spots close to the path.
Other route ideas around the same area.
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.
Adjacent to the Fukagawa Edo Museum, this shopping street retains a strong downtown atmosphere. It is lined with small eateries and souvenir shops, bustling with both tourists and locals. Visitors can enjoy street food while strolling, and regular events make it a lively spot for both sightseeing and shopping.
Starting from Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Station, this walking route begins with the serene beauty of Kiyosumi Gardens, a traditional Japanese landscape garden. Stroll through the nostalgic Fukagawa Shiryokan Street Shopping District, then step back into the Edo period at the Fukagawa Edo Museum, where everyday life of the era is vividly recreated. Next, immerse yourself in contemporary creativity at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (MOT), and finish your journey with a relaxing walk through the spacious greenery of Kiba Park. This course perfectly blends Edo history, downtown culture, modern art, and nature.
Begin your journey at Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Station and enjoy the tranquil beauty of Kiyosumi Gardens, a classic Japanese landscape garden. Stroll along the retro Tatsumi Shindo Alley, filled with nostalgic atmosphere, then visit Fukagawa Fudo-do Temple, a site of strong devotion since the Edo period. Conclude your walk at Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine, one of Tokyo’s largest and most important Hachiman shrines. This route offers a perfect blend of nature, traditional downtown scenery, and historical religious sites.
