Nearby Attractions
JM Inn Sumida
Located on the east side of Tokyo, where you can enjoy both the history and culture of Edo as well as modern Japan.
Many famous tourist spots you’ve likely seen before are here!
Be sure to visit and experience them yourself.
Tokyo Skytree and Solamachi
Enjoy breathtaking views from the observation decks at 350m and 450m above ground, as well as the beautifully illuminated Skytree itself. On clear days, you can see as far as Mount Fuji and the Boso Peninsula. At night, the romantic city lights create a magical atmosphere.
Nearby, you’ll find Tokyo Solamachi shopping mall and the Sumida Aquarium, making it a place to enjoy all day long.
Kaminarimon and Nakamise Street
A classic must-visit spot.
Be sure to visit at least once when you come to Tokyo!
Ameyoko (Ameya Yokocho)
A bustling shopping street located between JR Ueno Station and JR Okachimachi Station. With around 400 shops, it’s one of Japan’s largest markets! You can find everything from fresh seafood and dried goods to clothing. Enjoy sampling street food as you explore!
For example, the famous nut shops offer special deals you won’t find online, making it a great place for bargains.
https://www.ameyoko.net/
Tokyo National Museum
Japan’s oldest museum, housing over 110,000 artifacts including historical documents, artworks, and archaeological items mainly from Japan and other parts of Asia.
There’s also a restaurant and a museum shop, making it a great place to visit, especially in hot weather.
https://www.tnm.jp/
Nezu Shrine Azalea Festival
Simply put, it’s absolutely adorable!
The best viewing season is usually from mid to late April, so if the timing is right, be sure to visit. The shrine also features beautiful torii gates.
Ginza
For luxury brand shopping, Ginza is the place to go!
Enjoy the well-organized streetscape as well.
Each department store rooftop features unique gardens—be sure to check them out too.
Akihabara Electric Town
Known as the holy ground of subculture and the famous electronics district, Akihabara offers specialty shops for anime and game goods, maid cafés, and a unique taste of Japanese pop culture.
Small Worlds TOKYO
An indoor theme park that captivates both adults and children alike.
Enjoy immersive worlds from globally popular anime like *Evangelion* and *Sailor Moon.*
Yakatabune and Fireworks
Since the Edo period, enjoying food and drinks aboard a yakatabune (traditional Japanese houseboat) while watching the Sumida River fireworks has been a stylish pastime for the sophisticated.
Away from the crowded land, you can relax, savor delicious dishes and drinks, and peacefully admire the beautiful fireworks display.
https://www.yakatabune-kumiai.jp/event/hanabi.html
Tsukishima Nishinaka Street (Tsukishima Monja Street)
Monjayaki — a unique and mysterious local dish.
If you visit Tsukishima, be brave and give it a try!
