Step back in time to the Edo period on this guided walking tour of Ryogoku, one of Tokyo’s most historic neighborhoods. Known as the birthplace of sumo wrestling, Ryogoku blends tradition, culture, and local charm in every corner. Begin your journey at the Sumo Museum, where centuries of history come alive through fascinating artifacts and stories of legendary wrestlers. Continue to the Former Yasuda Garden, a serene space that has retained its Edo-era beauty, before wandering through streets lined with hidden gems such as the site of Lord Kira’s residence, Ekoin Temple, and the Ryogoku Fireworks Museum. Your guide will share tales of the area’s vibrant past while you explore monuments and exhibitions that connect modern Tokyo to its Edo roots. Finally, stroll down Ryogoku’s food street, where you can try local specialties like hearty&nbsp;chanko nabe&nbsp;(sumo hotpot) at your own expense. This tour is perfect for culture lovers seeking to experience a different side of Tokyo.

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Edo Tokyo Ryogoku Walking Tour (3 Hours)

Explore Edo-era Tokyo in Ryogoku! Visit the Sumo Museum, Yasuda Garden, historic temples, and Ryogoku food street on this 3-hour guided walking tour.