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izyphotos
Mascot, Australia679 contributions
Mar 2021
We walked along here after visiting Semso-ji temple. There was light rain so there weren't too many people around. The cherry blossoms were just beginning to bloom. You can take long walks along the Sumidagawa River with a generous view of Tokyo Skytree. Easily accessible from Asakusa Station.
Written 5 January 2022
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OnAir803420
Tokyo, Japan27,660 contributions
Apr 2024 • Solo
I visited on April 7th, during the Sumida Park Sakura Festival 2024, which will be held from March 17th to April 7th. This year, the cherry blossoms were late in blooming, but when I visited on April 7th, it felt like they had already passed their peak beauty. On the other hand, the beauty of this place may be due to the overlapping scenery of seagulls and cherry blossoms.
Written 7 April 2024
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PaulSiow
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia2,696 contributions
Mar 2019
We walked to this park several times as we stayed in Asakusa. Saw locals walking and relaxing. There was some local events. We crossed the bridge over the Sumida river and enjoyed views of cherry blossoms.
Written 29 February 2020
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goi⋆⸜ ⚘ ⸝⋆
Tokyo, Japan6,265 contributions
Sept 2020 • Solo
SUMIDA PARK
Along the Sumida River on holiday, dog walk, running, cool evenings…
It's a park where everyone can enjoy their own way.
For those who come for sightseeing, it's recommended to buy a ticket office near Azumabashi and take a walk on the water.
嫌な事も穏やかな川の流れを眺めると癒やされる…
日の光、天候、時間帯、角度…
様々な状況の変化で、川の表情も様変わりするので隅田川沿いは見ていて飽きないですねぇ…🤔
Along the Sumida River on holiday, dog walk, running, cool evenings…
It's a park where everyone can enjoy their own way.
For those who come for sightseeing, it's recommended to buy a ticket office near Azumabashi and take a walk on the water.
嫌な事も穏やかな川の流れを眺めると癒やされる…
日の光、天候、時間帯、角度…
様々な状況の変化で、川の表情も様変わりするので隅田川沿いは見ていて飽きないですねぇ…🤔
Written 19 September 2020
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Hayden
Auckland Central, New Zealand20 contributions
Dec 2019 • Family
Awesome park with great views of the skytree. Plenty of room for our very active 4 year old to burn off some energy. Just like everywhere in tokyo park was extremly clean and tidy
Written 13 February 2020
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Rumples
Tucson, AZ11,762 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
I like to come to this park for the view of the Tokyo Skytree at night and to admire the blossoms on hundreds of cherry trees in spring. When the trees aren't in bloom, It also offers a far more peaceful area than nearby overcrowded Asakusa. The park's green space follows both the east and west banks of the Sumida River, connected by the Azuma Bridge. I always stick to the Asakusa (east) side because of its ease of access and the panorama from here.
On my last visit, I was en route to the Imado Shrine and preferred to reach my goal via the scenic river walk. it took about 3 minutes to get to the park from the Ginza line's Asakusa station. I noted people waiting to take a boat cruise and others dining at waterside cafes. The path I followed had few other walkers, most clutching cameras to get the perfect shot of the Sky Tree and other tall buildings at sunset. But this was October. In spring, I have to shuffle along with the myriad other cherry-blossom seekers.
I passed much greenery, including trees and shrubs. A big children's playground had attracted many families. Benches by the river offered perfect places to simply sit and take in the views. The east bank, which I hope to explore on my next visit, includes the Ushijama shrine and a small Japanese garden.
For those visiting the big Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, consider coming here afterwards with a picnic lunch.
On my last visit, I was en route to the Imado Shrine and preferred to reach my goal via the scenic river walk. it took about 3 minutes to get to the park from the Ginza line's Asakusa station. I noted people waiting to take a boat cruise and others dining at waterside cafes. The path I followed had few other walkers, most clutching cameras to get the perfect shot of the Sky Tree and other tall buildings at sunset. But this was October. In spring, I have to shuffle along with the myriad other cherry-blossom seekers.
I passed much greenery, including trees and shrubs. A big children's playground had attracted many families. Benches by the river offered perfect places to simply sit and take in the views. The east bank, which I hope to explore on my next visit, includes the Ushijama shrine and a small Japanese garden.
For those visiting the big Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, consider coming here afterwards with a picnic lunch.
Written 31 May 2019
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Oldjack
Greater Melbourne, Australia29,232 contributions
Jan 2017 • Couples
It is an extensive narrow park that runs alongside the Sumida River starting at the Azumabashi Bridge.It is a fairly typical Tokyo park that ads a little strip of green You do get a good view of Tokyo Sky Tree from the park close to the river. Access is via Asakusa Station, the Asakusa and Ginza lines.
Written 29 January 2017
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L. M
California154 contributions
Jul 2016
Nice to stroll especially at night time. Lots of restaurants nearby. Many high rise buildings and very clean area.
Written 30 October 2016
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Staidthere
Jakarta, Indonesia2,611 contributions
Mar 2016 • Couples
Sumida Park was our favorite park in Tokyo for viewing of cherry blossoms because it is a riverside park affording beautiful views and interesting buildings across the river. The river cruises leave from a landing at Sumida Park, which adds to the spectacle. A couple of gift shops between Sumida Park and the Senso-ji temple complex had interesting and imaginative souvenirs. We had the unusual opportunity to visit Sumida Park both at the very beginning of the blooming of cherry trees and when they approached full bloom.
Written 11 May 2016
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Benjawan S
Bangkok, Thailand43 contributions
Apr 2016 • Family
I visited on the 1st of April, sakura, cherry blossoms were going to be full bloomed. It's so beautiful. It's very closed to subway station and other attractions in Asakusa area. There are other flowers in the garden. A small playground will also make your kids smile..more and more :) If you like picnic, you may prepare an easy meal or supper and sit besides the river. There are some seats near pier (Tokyo cruise). You'll see Tokyo Sky Tree with sakura blossoms and a cruise.
Written 20 April 2016
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Hi guys, we’re planning to go to Sumida Park this Sunday, May 20. Can we still see some Cherry Blossoms in that area? And is there an entrance fee?
Written 17 May 2018
Sorry for late reply. Cherry blossom has ended of beginning of April. Admission is free.
Written 21 May 2018
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