Top Things to do in Edogawa
Top 10 Things to do in Edogawa, Kanto
Discover the best top things to do in Edogawa, Japan including Edogawa Natural Zoo, Shunkaen BONSAI Museum, Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel, Edogawa Fireworks, Tokyo Sea Life Park, Subway Museum, Kasai Rinkai Park, Tower Hall Funabori, Gyosen Park, Kasai Beach Park.
Restaurants in Edogawa
1. Edogawa Natural Zoo
2. Shunkaen BONSAI Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
- Shunka-en is the Bonsai garden and museum set up by Bonsai master Kunio Kobayashi (three times winner of the Prime Ministers Award, the most prestigious price to be won in Japan). The garden is an absolute highlight and should not be missed. When entering the garden the first thing you are likely to note is the stunning 1000 year old pine tree in front of the house, the masterpiece of Mr. Kobayashi’s collection. Inside the house several tokonoma are set up and a large collection of books and antique Chinese pots and tables are displayed. by bonsai empire
Reviewed By geoffreyw400 - Brisbane Region, Australia
This museum is wonderful and well worth a visit. It is a working bonsai nursery Only about 30 mins from Tokyo and full of incredible and beautiful bonsai, some hundreds of years old. Very friendly staff and great value for 800 yen.
3. Diamond and Flower Ferris Wheel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By erikoriyaz - Tokyo, Japan
Biggest Ferris wheel ???? in Japan is like a dream catcher! Beautiful place to hung in around with kids! Able to see Mt. Fuji, Sky tree tower etc. 日本最大級の観覧車は????ドリームキャッチャーに似てます。お天気がいい日は富士山から????スカイツリーまで360度縁起の良い風景に手を自然と合わせたくなる。素敵な場所でした。
4. Edogawa Fireworks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
The Edogawa Hanabitaikai is a unique firework show. Though fireworks are an extremely popular summertime event across cities in Japan, this particular exhibition pits two cities against one another: Edogawa-ku, and Ichikawa City. The duel show is presented over the river that parts both areas, with each doing their best to be more brilliant than the other. The result is a whopping 90-minute show with music, a feast for the eyes... and for the stomach, too, as many people bring picnics! Locals also tend to wear brilliantly-colored yukata to the event, which is recommended for an authentic night out. It takes place the first sunday of August.
5. Tokyo Sea Life Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 560 reviews
Reviewed By Hsien_Teh - Singapore, Singapore
Lovely place to spend 2-3 hours. The entrance to the building itself is such a novelty and should be a very nice photo opportunity on a sunny day. Like most other visitors who reviewed this attraction, we found the huge tuna mesmerising. But we also loved the simulated coast line with a wave generator. It was nice to see rare local specimens like the goblin fish and those that live in deeper waters.
6. Subway Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By 602iany
The museum is easy to find near Kazai Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. The exhibits include examples of older Metro carriages, interactive displays detailing the history of Tokyo Metro and how it was built, including technical details for the technology-minded. The highlight was the Metro train simulator where the museum guide would instruct you as you took the controls of the train through a part of the subway- it even looked, sounded and moved like the real thing! Highly recommended!
7. Kasai Rinkai Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By erikoriyaz - Tokyo, Japan
Good for walking and running ????♀️ This is one of Power spots! Able to see Mt. Fuji, Rainbows ????, Crane bird, River kingfisher bird etc. Anybody can enjoy here all day long ????1日中楽しめる飽きない公園広場！縁起の良い風景富士山から、噴水で⛲️虹????、鶴や翡翠と青い宝石と呼ばれるカワセミも見られ、すべての癒しに最適な場所です。是非お天気の良い日に、寝転んでも大丈夫な芝生もあり、誰でも楽しめる場所！最高です。
