Kōtō Ward 江東区

Dating back to the Edo era, the gardens are believed to have been the residence of business tycoon Kinokuniya Bunzaemon. The residence passed to Kuze-yamatonokami...Read more

Fukagawa's largest shinto shrine, it was established in 1627 and is Tokyo's largest Hachiman Shrine. During the Edo period, sumo wrestlers tournaments were held here...Read more

Established in 1629, it hosts the Enma-dō ("Hall of the King of Hells"). Don't miss the exuberant 3.5m tall statue of Enma-sama, the Buddhist dharmapala and judge of the dead...Read more

The temple was first built in 1703 and is a branch of the Narita-san Shinshō-ji Temple. The present building dates from 1881....Read more

The shrine was established in 1662 in honour to the politician, scholar and poet Sugawara no Michizane...Read more

A small museum that gives the visitor a good idea of how life was in Tokyo during the late Edo period (1600-1868)...Read more

The largest park in the Kōtō Ward, it is home to the Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art...Read more