[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Taishakuten-Sando (Updated Apr)

Today I plan to take a look at the birthplace of the anime Oolong Police Station, Katsushika Ward, Shitamachi Old Street, Tokyo. In addition to various bronze statues of Ryotsu Kankichi to check in, there is also an old street full of Showa atmosphere - Teishakuten Sando Shopping Street, which has a variety of souvenirs, including Kame family’s dango (pictured) 6) 🍡Even Japanese people come here to buy it, which of course attracts me. The red beans are not too sweet, and they are a perfect match for the dumplings! Remember to try it🩷🩷 After visiting the old streets, you can also stop by Shakten Temple to pray for peace. I feel that this trip is very suitable for elders. 📍Shibamata Station (Shibamata Station) Take JR and get off at "Shibamata Station". As soon as you exit the station, there is a statue of the protagonist of the movie "The Story of Torajiro". 🧷 Shibamata Toy Museum: There are many retro snacks on the first floor, and there is a toy exhibition hall with tickets on the second floor, 200JPY/person. The photo in front of the door is really great. I really like this Japanese retro style. It seems like I have traveled through time. Just like in Showa movies 🧷The pilgrimage route to Emperor Shakten: a retro old street with some old shops and restaurants on both sides, selling all kinds of handicraft souvenirs, and the old tall wooden house shop that was the prototype of the movie "The Story of Torajiro". The retro buildings are well-organized and well-organized. visit #globaltravel # Katsushika Ward #Tokyo check-in photo #Teishakutensando

Located in Tokyo's Shibamata, "Taishakuten Sando" is a street filled with the nostalgic atmosphere of the Showa era. As you walk along the path, you'll find traditional wooden buildings and old-fashioned shops, making you feel as if you've traveled back in time ✨. As you proceed down the street, you'll come across "Taishakuten," surrounded by lush greenery. The temple grounds are steeped in ancient history, offering a serene and peaceful moment. While the site attracts many visitors, it's best to visit on weekday mornings to avoid crowds. Access & Tips Taishakuten Sando is just a 3-minute walk from Shibamata Station and is conveniently located near Keisei Electric Railway stations, making it easily accessible from Tokyo. Along the street, there are plenty of souvenir shops and cafes, perfect for taking a break during your stroll. It's a spot where you can immerse yourself in history while enjoying the local charm 👣.

#Spring0yentrip "Shibamata Taishakuten Sando in Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, is a shopping street full of downtown atmosphere, famous for the movie "Otoko wa Tsurai yo". You can enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere while eating your way around 🍡 Highlights Retro shopping street → A street where you can feel the atmosphere of the Showa era 🏮 Kusa dango is a specialty → You should definitely try the Shibamata specialty kusa dango 🍵 The solemn atmosphere of Taishakuten → The main hall with its beautiful carvings is a must-see ✨ Access information About a 3-minute walk from Keisei Shibamata Station 🚶♂️

#getgoing2025 Katsushika Shibamata was selected by the government as a representative scenic area of Japan. And it is no exaggeration to say that it is a representative of downtown Tokyo, "Shibamata Teishakuten and Sando" with emotion and appearance. It is also famous as the hometown of Tora-san, the main character of the movie "Men are hard" directed by Yoji Yamada, a master of Japanese cinema.

Take the Keisei Line from Tokyo Skytree's Oshiage Station and you'll arrive at your destination, Shibamata, in less than 30 minutes. There's a shopping street called "Teishakuten Sandou" near Shibamata Station, where a variety of shops are lined up, and each one is very attractive! But don't worry, try the local snacks while you're shopping. The Shibamata area in Katsushika Ward, Tokyo has been selected by the Japanese government as one of Japan's representative tourist attractions. Among them, Shibamata Teishakuten is the shopping street that best reflects the style of Tokyo's old streets. The old streets full of vitality and human touch are representative attractions that embody the style of old Tokyo. The strong Showa nostalgic atmosphere is quite attractive. Transportation・Keisei Electric Railway "Keisei Ueno Station", transfer to "Keisei Takasago Station", and get off at "Shibamata Station" on the Keisei Electric Railway Keisei Kanamachi Line ・Take the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line (Matsudo direction) (Toride direction), get off at "Kanamachi Station" on the JR Joban Line, take the Keisei Bus No. 55, and get off at "Shibamata Shakuten Station" (these two lines are directly connected to the JR Joban Line, so there is no need to transfer) ・JR Chuo Line and Sobu Line get off at "Koiwa Station", take the Keisei Bus No. 55, and get off at "Shibamata Shakuten Station" #Tokyo Attractions #Japan Attractions #Japan Travel #Tokyo Free Travel

#springsummergoodplace2024 #TokyoAttractions #Purple Mata Station Teishakuten Sando is located next to the Edogawa River. It has a nostalgic atmosphere as if it has been forgotten by time. It retains the beauty of ancient times, as if time has stopped passing there. There are also many filming locations for dramas around here, and there are also many related story museums that you can visit. Friends who like it must not miss it. #帝士天神道 #Buddhist Temple

[Points to note] - An area where the world of Tora-san spreads, known as a filming location for the movie - Historical buildings and long-established stores that exude an Edo atmosphere line the streets - A variety of stores where you can enjoy eating as you walk, including Japanese sweets [Description] The Shibamata Taishakutenmonzen-sando Shopping Street in Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, is a historic approach to the temple that starts from Shibamata Station and continues to Taishakuten. Many souvenir shops welcome visitors, including the statue of Tora-san, familiar from the movie "Otoko wa Tsurai yo." As you walk along the approach to the temple, you will find many shops that retain the atmosphere of the Edo period, inviting visitors back in time. The street is filled with hospitality that warms the hearts of visitors, with delicious Japanese sweet shops, restaurants and souvenir shops lining the streets. It is fun just to walk through this shopping street, but we recommend that you enjoy the food you pick up and experience its charm with all your senses. [Address] Shibamata, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo [Access] A short walk from Shibamata Station on the Keisei Dentetsu Kanamachi Line #Tokyo #TokyoTrip #Shibamata #ShoppingStreet #TokyoSightseeing