Kameari Park
A park in Katsushika known as the setting of a popular manga, with statues of its characters.
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A park in Katsushika known as the setting of a popular manga, with statues of its characters.
A centre in Katsushika with equipment that cleans the water of the Mizumoto Koaidame, and displays on local nature.
A park in Adachi where more than 8,000 Japanese irises flower in early June.
Fifteen statues of manga characters set around the streets near Kameari Station.
A memorial hall in Ota on the life and library of the critic Soho Tokutomi.
A bridge over the Sumida River, completed in 1928. A suspension form and an important cultural property.
A park in Koto where you can row on the canal, with irises in June.
A small park along a canal near Monzen-Nakacho Station, planted with peonies.
A workshop where you can make plastic food models under a craftsman's guidance and take your work home.
A nature education park in Minato. Once the grounds of an Edo-period estate, it preserves a state close to nature.
A river of about eight kilometres flowing into Tokyo Bay, with districts such as Nakameguro along it.
A complex in Daikanyama joining shops and housing, extended in stages over many years.
A complex in Hatsudai holding a concert hall, an art gallery and a theatre.
A model railway showroom and shop in Shinjuku, with a large layout for running trains.
The grounds east of Meiji Jingu, with a ginkgo avenue, the picture gallery and sports facilities.
A complex in Kabukicho holding a hotel, cinemas, a theatre and a music venue in one building.
A museum in Taito, opening the house and studio of the sculptor Fumio Asakura as they were.
A repository in Chiyoda preserving important public records and historical documents, open to the public.