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Sightseeing
The Ryogoku Kokugikan is the symbol in Ryogoku.
It is located in front of Ryogoku Station, only 5 min walk from our hotel.
Edo-Tokyo Museum and Sumō Museum is in the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
The sumo tournament is 6 times a year.
Of these, 3 times, in January, May, and September, are held here, at the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
The ticket of sumo is very popular.
You can buy it in the convenience store or on the Internet.
Of course you can buy the non-reserved seat ticket on the day in the morning there, but they're sold out soon.
If you want to see sumo, I recommend to buy the ticket in advance.
Also, you can buy the souvenirs like ’Kokugikan Yakitori’, and ’Kakuryoku chocolate’ shaped as a sumo wrestler.
You can enjoy shopping there even when the sumo tournament is not held.
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Ryōgoku Kokugikan
1-chōme-3-28 YokoamiThe Ryogoku Kokugikan is the symbol in Ryogoku.
It is located in front of Ryogoku Station, only 5 min walk from our hotel.
Edo-Tokyo Museum and Sumō Museum is in the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
The sumo tournament is 6 times a year.
Of these, 3 times, in January, May, and September, are held here, at the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
The ticket of sumo is very popular.
You can buy it in the convenience store or on the Internet.
Of course you can buy the non-reserved seat ticket on the day in the morning there, but they're sold out soon.
If you want to see sumo, I recommend to buy the ticket in advance.
Also, you can buy the souvenirs like ’Kokugikan Yakitori’, and ’Kakuryoku chocolate’ shaped as a sumo wrestler.
You can enjoy shopping there even when the sumo tournament is not held.
Edo-Tokyo Museum is in the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
It is only 3 min walk from the west exit at Ryogoku Station.
The placemark is a unique and huge building inspired by a stilt warehouse.
Near the entrance, you can see Nihonbashi bridge in Edo era restored to full size.
If you cross the bridge, you can time slip back to the city of Edo era!
There are exhibitions of towns and materials from the Edo era.
You can learn how the town and culture has changed from Edo to the present.
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Museo Edo-Tokyo
1-chōme-4-1 YokoamiEdo-Tokyo Museum is in the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
It is only 3 min walk from the west exit at Ryogoku Station.
The placemark is a unique and huge building inspired by a stilt warehouse.
Near the entrance, you can see Nihonbashi bridge in Edo era restored to full size.
If you cross the bridge, you can time slip back to the city of Edo era!
There are exhibitions of towns and materials from the Edo era.
You can learn how the town and culture has changed from Edo to the present.
※Sumō Museum is closed from 10/1, 2019 to 1/10, 2020 for renovation work.
Sumō Museum is in the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
It is only 2 min walk from Ryogoku Station.
There are ’Keshoumawashi’ of past Yokozuna and materials about sumo.
You can learn the history of sumo.
Also, there is a big painting of sumo on the wall.
You can take a picture in front of it.
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Museo del Sumo
1-chōme-3-28 Yokoami※Sumō Museum is closed from 10/1, 2019 to 1/10, 2020 for renovation work.
Sumō Museum is in the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
It is only 2 min walk from Ryogoku Station.
There are ’Keshoumawashi’ of past Yokozuna and materials about sumo.
You can learn the history of sumo.
Also, there is a big painting of sumo on the wall.
You can take a picture in front of it.
Ryogoku Fireworks Museum was built in the place where Japanese fireworks tradition was born.
The biggest fireworks festival in Tokyo is held along the Sumida River in July every year.
The Sumida River is very close to the museum.
You can see fireworks ball and fried tube in the Edo era there.
The museum displays posters and facilities for fireworks festivals throughout Japan.
It is only 3 min walk from our hotel and free admission!
If you are interested in the history of Ryogoku and fireworks, I recommend to go there.
Ryogoku Fire Works Museum
2-chōme-10-8 RyōgokuRyogoku Fireworks Museum was built in the place where Japanese fireworks tradition was born.
The biggest fireworks festival in Tokyo is held along the Sumida River in July every year.
The Sumida River is very close to the museum.
You can see fireworks ball and fried tube in the Edo era there.
The museum displays posters and facilities for fireworks festivals throughout Japan.
It is only 3 min walk from our hotel and free admission!
If you are interested in the history of Ryogoku and fireworks, I recommend to go there.
Former Yasuda Garden is the historical and beautiful Japanese garden.
It was made in Genroku year, 1688-1704, when the Edo era was gorgeous.
It is located along the Sumida River.
It is only 5 min walk from our hotel.
You can relax in nature and feel the waterside.
The garden has a calm atmosphere.
It is the great place to rest during a walk!
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Ex giardino Yasuda
1-chōme-12-1 YokoamiFormer Yasuda Garden is the historical and beautiful Japanese garden.
It was made in Genroku year, 1688-1704, when the Edo era was gorgeous.
It is located along the Sumida River.
It is only 5 min walk from our hotel.
You can relax in nature and feel the waterside.
The garden has a calm atmosphere.
It is the great place to rest during a walk!
The Sumida Hokusai Museum has opened in November 2016.
It is located in the place where Katsushika Hokusai was born.
It is 15 min walk from our hotel.
It collects nearly 600 works by Hokusai.
You can see a lot of famous Ukiyo-e like 'Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji'.
Also you can see high quality works independently collected by Sumida Ward.
You can buy souvenirs such as pictorial records of Hokusai, goods like postcards of Ukiyo-e, and 'Made in Sumida' products.
すみだ北斎美術館（The Sumida Hokusai Museum）
The Sumida Hokusai Museum has opened in November 2016.
It is located in the place where Katsushika Hokusai was born.
It is 15 min walk from our hotel.
It collects nearly 600 works by Hokusai.
You can see a lot of famous Ukiyo-e like 'Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji'.
Also you can see high quality works independently collected by Sumida Ward.
You can buy souvenirs such as pictorial records of Hokusai, goods like postcards of Ukiyo-e, and 'Made in Sumida' products.
The Sumida River is historical river in Tokyo.
It branches off from the Arakawa River in Kita Ward and pours into Tokyo Bay.
It is only 3 min walk from our hotel to the river.
Every year in July, the Sumida River Fireworks Festival is held along the river.
It is the oldest fireworks festival in Japan.
It is very popular among not only Japanese but also foreigners.
About 1 million people come to see the beautiful fireworks every year.
There is Ryogoku Fireworks Museum near the river.
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Sumida River
2-chōme-1-29 KomagataThe Sumida River is historical river in Tokyo.
It branches off from the Arakawa River in Kita Ward and pours into Tokyo Bay.
It is only 3 min walk from our hotel to the river.
Every year in July, the Sumida River Fireworks Festival is held along the river.
It is the oldest fireworks festival in Japan.
It is very popular among not only Japanese but also foreigners.
About 1 million people come to see the beautiful fireworks every year.
There is Ryogoku Fireworks Museum near the river.
Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum is on the Kuramae-bashi Dori Street, 7 min walk from Kinshicho Station.
It takes only 15 min from our hotel on train.
Edo Kiriko is a traditional craft which was born from the lives of the townspeople in the late Edo era.
The glass bowls and glasses are very beautiful, which makes you mesmerize just by looking.
If you make a reservation in advance by phone or email, you can make your original Edo Kiriko by yourself.
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Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum
2-chōme-10-9 TaiheiSumida Edo Kiriko Museum is on the Kuramae-bashi Dori Street, 7 min walk from Kinshicho Station.
It takes only 15 min from our hotel on train.
Edo Kiriko is a traditional craft which was born from the lives of the townspeople in the late Edo era.
The glass bowls and glasses are very beautiful, which makes you mesmerize just by looking.
If you make a reservation in advance by phone or email, you can make your original Edo Kiriko by yourself.
Tokyo Skytree is the landmark of Sumida Ward.
It is the broadcast tower for TV and radio.
It is the highest tower in Japan.
You can get a full view of Tokyo from the two observatories. Weather permitting, you can see Tokyo Tower and Mt.Fuji from here.
At the foot of the tower, there is a 'Tokyo Skytree Town'.
You can enjoy shopping, seeing sea animals in the aquarium, and seeing stars in the planetarium here.
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Tokyo Skytree
1-chōme-1-2 OshiageTokyo Skytree is the landmark of Sumida Ward.
It is the broadcast tower for TV and radio.
It is the highest tower in Japan.
You can get a full view of Tokyo from the two observatories. Weather permitting, you can see Tokyo Tower and Mt.Fuji from here.
At the foot of the tower, there is a 'Tokyo Skytree Town'.
You can enjoy shopping, seeing sea animals in the aquarium, and seeing stars in the planetarium here.
Hanayashiki is a famous and historical amusement park in Asakusa.
It is the oldest amusement park in Japan, opened in the late Edo era.
It is a little far away from our hotel, 25 min on train.
It has 20 kinds of attractions there.
You can get a full view of Asakusa from the high attraction like 'Space Shot'.
Also you can buy a variety of souvenirs like park original goods in the shop.
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Asakusa Hanayashiki
2-chōme-28-1 AsakusaHanayashiki is a famous and historical amusement park in Asakusa.
It is the oldest amusement park in Japan, opened in the late Edo era.
It is a little far away from our hotel, 25 min on train.
It has 20 kinds of attractions there.
You can get a full view of Asakusa from the high attraction like 'Space Shot'.
Also you can buy a variety of souvenirs like park original goods in the shop.
Food
Ryogoku is famous for Chanko Nabe.
Chanko Nabe is a Japanese traditional food.
It is a stew‐like dish served to sumo wrestlers.
It includes fish, meat and vegetables.
Chanko Kirishima has 2 stores in Ryogoku.
One is near the west exit at Ryogoku Station, only 1 min walk, and the other is in Edo NOREN.
Chanko Kirishima is one of the most popular Chanko restaurant.
If you go there during the sumo tournament, you should make a reservation.
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Chanko Kirishima
2-chōme-13-7 RyōgokuRyogoku is famous for Chanko Nabe.
Chanko Nabe is a Japanese traditional food.
It is a stew‐like dish served to sumo wrestlers.
It includes fish, meat and vegetables.
Chanko Kirishima has 2 stores in Ryogoku.
One is near the west exit at Ryogoku Station, only 1 min walk, and the other is in Edo NOREN.
Chanko Kirishima is one of the most popular Chanko restaurant.
If you go there during the sumo tournament, you should make a reservation.
Ryogoku is famous for Chanko Nabe.
Chanko Nabe is a stew‐like dish traditionally served to sumo wrestlers.
Chanko Tomoegata has a long history.
It opened before 40 years and is still very popular.
If you want to enjoy chanko nabe from daytime, you should go there!
Especially, I recommend you to eat ’Today's special of chanko set meal’.
You can enjoy chanko nabe daily for lunch like pork miso chanko, chicken meatball chanko, and Korean chige chanko.
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Chanko Tomoegata
2-chōme-17-6 RyōgokuRyogoku is famous for Chanko Nabe.
Chanko Nabe is a stew‐like dish traditionally served to sumo wrestlers.
Chanko Tomoegata has a long history.
It opened before 40 years and is still very popular.
If you want to enjoy chanko nabe from daytime, you should go there!
Especially, I recommend you to eat ’Today's special of chanko set meal’.
You can enjoy chanko nabe daily for lunch like pork miso chanko, chicken meatball chanko, and Korean chige chanko.
Ryōgoku Edo NOREN is a shopping mall in front of Ryogoku Station.
This building is a renovation of the old station building of Ryogoku Station built in 1964.
The theme of Edo NOREN is "Enjoy a stylish Edo food culture".
There are many restaurants there.
You can enjoy Edo food like sushi, soba, tempura, monjyayaki and okonomiyaki, and chanko nabe.
You can feel like time slip back to Edo era.
It is only 4 min walk from our hotel.
If you want to find out a good restaurant around Ryogoku, I recommend to go Edo NOREN!
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Ryogoku Edo Noren
1-chōme-3-20 YokoamiRyōgoku Edo NOREN is a shopping mall in front of Ryogoku Station.
This building is a renovation of the old station building of Ryogoku Station built in 1964.
The theme of Edo NOREN is "Enjoy a stylish Edo food culture".
There are many restaurants there.
You can enjoy Edo food like sushi, soba, tempura, monjyayaki and okonomiyaki, and chanko nabe.
You can feel like time slip back to Edo era.
It is only 4 min walk from our hotel.
If you want to find out a good restaurant around Ryogoku, I recommend to go Edo NOREN!
Consigli per viaggiatori
Muoversi in zona
Good location : very close to the station
You can walk from any station to our hotel.
3 min from Ryogoku Sta. / JR Soubu line
10 min from Ryogoku Sta. / Toei Oedo line
13 min from Asakusa-bashi Sta. / Toei Asakusa line
13 min from Asakusa-bashi Sta. / JR Soubu line
Muoversi in zona
Most places are within walking distance from our hotel
The Ryogoku Kokugikan : 5 min walk
Sumō Museum : 5 min walk ※Closed from 10/1, 2019 to 1/10, 2020 for renovation
Edo NOREN : 4 min walk
Chanko Kirishima : 1 min walk
Chanko Tomoegata : 4 min walk
Former Yasuda Garden : 5 min walk
Edo-Tokyo Museum : 10 min walk
Ryogoku Fireworks Museum : 3 min walk
The Sumida River : 3 min walk
The Sumida Hokusai Museum : 13 min walk
Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum : 31 min walk / 15 min on train
Tokyo Skytree : 37 min walk / 25 min on train
Hanayashiki : 34 min walk / 25 min on train
Prenota prima di andarci
The Ryogoku Kokugikan
The sumo tournament is 6 times a year.
Of these, 3 times, in January, May, and September, are held here, at the Ryogoku Kokugikan.
The ticket of sumo is very popular.
If you want to see sumo, you should buy the ticket in advance.
You can buy it in the convenience store or on the Internet.