Mid-modern Old Quarter In Japanese Capital

Life in Kiyosumi Shirakawa is a harmonious combination between traditional values and modernity.
A mid-modern old town in Tokyo
Located on the east side of Tokyo Station, near the Sumida River, the Kiyosumi Shirakawa area currently holds many shitamachi (low towns, villages). With its ancient beauty, this is considered one of the growing "coffee towns" in Tokyo. Visitors can find many cafes of different styles.
You can start your day with a visit to the famous tourist attraction - Kiyosumi Teien

. The Japanese garden was originally built to serve the feudal lords. In 1923, the site was also used as an evacuation zone during the Kanto earthquake.
Today, the garden is an ideal place to see green grass at any time of the year Visitors can walk and cross the steps in the lake.



The scene here also changes with the seasons with typical plants and flowers.
After a stroll in the garden to catch the sun, you can enjoy a cup of coffee. There are about 20 famous coffee shops in the area and you can hardly go all out in a day. Arise Coffee Entangle is the address many visitors visit here.
The main streets here are metro passing, visitors easily move.
The shop sells Tsukudani, dishes with ingredients are insects, seaweed . .




A small corner in the Fukagawa Edo museum.
In addition to the ancient space, Shirakawa also has modern, Japanese-style architecture today. Pictured is the Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art.
The Hanzomon and Oedo Subway Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Station is the main station that serves the area. You can take one way from Tokyo, cost 170 yen, travel time about 15 minutes. Or go from Shinjuku on the Oedo subway line, priced at 270 yen (35,000 VND), it takes about 25 minutes.
According to Vnexpress
***.

. Dịch vụ: Thiết kế website, quảng cáo google, đăng ký website bộ công thương uy tín