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Adachi,Tokyo "anaba japan", Taito-ku (2026)

28/10/2025

Next sessions are on October 26 and November 29!

How Rivers Built Edo

Senju Walk + Yakatabune | Special Edition — Oct 26, 2025

Tokyo (old Edo) grew along rivers and bridges. During more than two centuries of stability under the Tokugawa shogunate, waterways carried goods, people, and culture, shaping one of the world’s largest early modern cities. Senju—the first post town north of Nihonbashi—was the gateway where travelers entered and left Edo.

On this one-day special, we walk the Great Senju Bridge area and old market lane, read the stories of bridges, banks, and docks, then sail on a yakatabune to see the city from the water—the original viewpoint that built Edo.

“Ever since I was six I’ve been obsessed by drawing the form of things.” — Hokusai

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Essentials
• Date: Sunday, Oct 26, 2025
• Booking deadline: Oct 10, 2025 (JST)
• Group: Small, limited seats / English support available
• Meeting point & time: Sent by email after booking (please arrive 10 min early)
• Who it’s for: History lovers, urbanists, photographers—anyone curious about Edo’s true origins

Yakatabune Notes
• Roofed boat with tables; restroom onboard; photography welcome

Reserve by Oct 10 (JST). Add your booking link or contact here.

https://rojicoya.jp/edoenglish/ #

13/07/2025

English

🎉 Asahicho Bonbon Marche – A Hidden Tokyo Gem!

Just one train ride from Asakusa, Ueno, Ginza, or Tokyo Station!
Discover the charm of downtown Tokyo at this cozy night market near Kitasenju.
Enjoy delicious street food, handmade crafts, local art, and a warm, friendly atmosphere.
Perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers who want to experience the local side of Tokyo.

📅 Event Details
• Date: Saturday, July 19
• Time: 4:00 PM – 8:30 PM (Held even in light rain)
• Location: Gakuen East Street, Asahicho, Senju, Adachi City
　(5 minutes from Kitasenju Station East Exit – right side of the Asahicho shopping street)

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🎉 旭町Bonbon集市——东京下町的小惊喜！

从浅草、上野、银座或东京站出发，只需一趟电车即可到达！
在北千住附近的这个夜市中，感受东京下町的温情与魅力。
街头小吃、手作商品、可爱的猫咪艺术品等应有尽有，非常适合家庭、情侣或自由行旅客！

📅 活动信息
• 日期： 7月19日（周六）
• 时间：下午4点至晚上8点30分（小雨照常进行）
• 地点：东京都足立区千住旭町「学园东通」
　（北千住站东口步行约5分钟，旭町商店街尽头右侧）

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🎉 아사히쵸 봉봉 마르셰 – 도쿄 속 숨은 매력!

아사쿠사, 우에노, 긴자, 도쿄역에서 전철 한 번이면 도착!
기타센쥬 근처 아다치구에서 열리는 이 로컬 야시장은
맛있는 길거리 음식과 수공예품, 고양이 굿즈, 따뜻한 동네 분위기로 가득합니다.
도쿄의 진짜 일상을 경험하고 싶은 분들께 추천합니다!

📅 행사 정보
• 날짜: 7월 19일 (토요일)
• 시간: 오후 4시 ~ 오후 8시 30분 (약한 비에도 진행)
• 장소: 도쿄 아다치구 센쥬 아사히쵸 “가쿠엔히가시 거리”
　(기타센쥬역 동쪽 출구에서 도보 5분 – 아사히쵸 상점가 끝 오른쪽 거리)

21/01/2025

←lets follow! 👍

There are many shopping streets in Kitasenju. 14 of them or something.

There are universities,
restaurants,
Chinese language schools,
super delicious fried chicken and pork,
lunch boxes from yakiniku restaurants
, a photo studio,
a tailor, a
supermarket, and even
a regular McDonald's . There is also a good
ryokan (traditional Japanese inn),
and our Japanese culture is

a combination of modern and traditional!
We'll share with you the new installation of the shopping street!

-cho Shopping Arcade Town Chinese Studio Culture Side Story Tokyo Shopping Arcade

06/01/2025

Nomiyoko Tour” – a tour around the drinking alleys

After the samurai/ninja experience, we walked around the town. A guide who is fluent in English will show us around the town of Kita-Senju. We passed under the elevated railway from the east exit and headed towards the west exit.

In addition to the large commercial facilities at the west exit, there is an area called “Nomiya Yokocho” where popular izakayas are lined up that are popular among locals. There are many small privately owned drinking establishments, so it’s hard to decide which one to go to. Even for Japanese people, this drinking district is a place where you can experience the deep spots of the downtown area.

At rojicoya, we are hosting a “Nomiyoko Tour” where you can stroll through this alley and actually go into restaurants to experience a Japanese izakaya.

06/01/2025

Samurai and Ninja Experience: A luxurious double feature!
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Now it’s time for the samurai/ninja experience. Throw shuriken like a real ninja and try out a Japanese sword like a real samurai!

The foreigners dressed in real samurai and ninja costumes look great! You can choose between a samurai costume or a ninja costume, but you can experience being a ninja or a samurai in either costume.

First, a Japanese ninja will demonstrate a technique using shuriken. He will throw the shuriken with great force onto the tatami mat and stab it into the ground, but it will take some time to get the hang of it.

SAMURAI and Ninja-01
SAMURAI
Participants first practice throwing shuriken several times using plastic ones. For the real thing, they switch to real steel shuriken and throw them at the tatami mats. They struggle to get the shuriken to stick as they want, but they get to experience the difficulty and depth of throwing shuriken.

In the samurai experience, we started by practicing with a replica Japanese sword. We learned the proper way to hold a Japanese sword and how to raise our arms. After that, we switched to a real Japanese sword and did a test cut.

“SHIZAN,” which involves cutting a rolled up piece of “goza,” the surface of a tatami mat, with great force, may look easy at first glance, but it’s actually very difficult. Many of the foreigners who tried it this time were very skilled, and among them, some cut so beautifully that it was hard to believe it was their first time.

It was impressive to see how quiet the entire store was and how all the participants were concentrating when throwing shuriken or trying out the cuts. Also, since Japanese people rarely have the opportunity to touch real shuriken or real swords, it is a rare opportunity for foreigners to experience this part of Japanese culture when they visit Japan.

After the samurai/ninja experience, we walked around the town. A guide who is fluent in English will show us around the town of Kita-Senju. We passed under the elevated railway from the east exit and headed towards the west exit.

06/01/2025

When you think of tourist destinations in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, what comes to mind?
Downtown areas such as Shibuya, Ginza, and Asakusa are certainly popular with foreign visitors as places to experience Japanese subculture and Japanese culture, but there is another place where you can experiens.

Kita-Senju, which has commercial facilities and traditional shopping streets, is conveniently located just one train ride away from tourist spots such as Asakusa, Akihabara, and Tokyo Skytree. Because it doesn’t feature much in guidebooks, it doesn’t get as many tourists as Asakusa or Akihabara, making it the perfect town to get a glimpse into the real life of Japanese people.

When you exit the ticket gate at Kita-Senju Station, there is a west exit and an east exit. The west exit is home to commercial facilities such as “LUMINE” and “Marui”, and is crowded with young people. On the other hand, if you head towards the east exit, there are small shops that locals regularly use, and the atmosphere is completely different from the west exit. One of the charms of Kita-Senju is that you can enjoy the difference in atmosphere between the two sides of the train tracks.

06/01/2025

Experience Japanese culture in a traditional Japanese house

Kita-Senju has many renovated old houses. They are unique and distinctive, with cafes, workshops, art galleries, and more. This time, we visited a space where you can experience traditional Japanese culture, located a 5-minute walk from the east exit of Kita-Senju Station. Its name is “rojicoya.” “Roji” means a narrow road between houses in Japanese, and rojicoya is located at the end of a narrow road off the main street. “Coya” is a word taken from “terakoya,” a place where children gathered in the Edo period. It serves as a community space for the local community, where events are held where adults and children can experience Japanese culture.

In addition, the guesthouse is a renovated 90-year-old traditional Japanese house, allowing you to experience traditional Japanese architecture.

An event was held at rojicoya where people could see, touch, and experience traditional Japanese culture. This time, we invited foreigners who love Japan to actually experience it, so we will report in detail.

Japanese sweets and koto experience

First, we started with making Japanese sweets. A Japanese sweets craftsman with 20 years of experience gave a demonstration to teach how to make them. Some people were amazed at the process of making delicate and intricate Japanese sweets, exclaiming, “Beautiful!”, while others asked the craftsman questions they didn’t understand, such as, “Why do you layer pink and white dough to make them?”

After the demonstration, we made Japanese sweets. It was impressive to see everyone enjoying the experience, wrapping the bean paste inside neatly and making flower petals with their fingertips.

Afterwards, a live performance of the traditional Japanese instrument “koto” started while enjoying the Japanese sweets and green tea that they had made themselves. After the performance, everyone took turns putting on the koto nails, touching the koto and enjoying the delicate sound.

06/01/2025

When you think of tourist destinations in Tokyo, the capital of Japan, what comes to mind?
Downtown areas such as Shibuya, Ginza, and Asakusa are certainly popular with foreign visitors as places to experience Japanese subculture and Japanese culture, but there is another place where you can experiens.

Kita-Senju, which has commercial facilities and traditional shopping streets, is conveniently located just one train ride away from tourist spots such as Asakusa, Akihabara, and Tokyo Skytree. Because it doesn’t feature much in guidebooks, it doesn’t get as many tourists as Asakusa or Akihabara, making it the perfect town to get a glimpse into the real life of Japanese people.

When you exit the ticket gate at Kita-Senju Station, there is a west exit and an east exit. The west exit is home to commercial facilities such as “LUMINE” and “Marui”, and is crowded with young people. On the other hand, if you head towards the east exit, there are small shops that locals regularly use, and the atmosphere is completely different from the west exit. One of the charms of Kita-Senju is that you can enjoy the difference in atmosphere between the two sides of the train tracks.

17/10/2024

Great tickets!
They have 24-hour tickets for Tokyo Metro! Kitasenju is served by the Chiyoda Line, Hibiya Line and Tokyo Metro.
There seem to be 48-hour, 72-hour and other ticket types.
Travel around Tokyo, the capital of Japan. Please stop by various places!

This ticket can be used on all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines.
You can ride freely for 24 hours from the day you pass through the automatic ticket gate for the first time.
If the ticket is not used for the first time within the validity period indicated on the ticket, it will become invalid.
Tickets are non-refundable.

Click here for details

https://tokyometro-whitelabel.linktivity.io/activity/LINKTIVITY-tokyosubway?lang=en

25/08/2024

On August 24 (Sat.) and 25 (Sun.), Senju Jiguchi Andon Summer Festival will be held.
About 100 Jiguchi Andon will be piled up in an 80-year-old old house to create "the world of old and new Jiguchi Andon. Come and experience a dynamic and slightly fantastic installation space.

Jiguchiandon" is a culture that has continued in Senju since the Edo period. For two days of lively summer festival-like activities such as cotton candy, super ball raffles, cold drinks, spiced curry, and booths for taking pictures with the andondon, so that the whole family can enjoy themselves while experiencing and learning about Senju's history and culture. There is also a popular corner for playing handmade musical instruments and a palm reading corner. Please come and have fun!

Senju Jiguchi Andon Summer Festival
Saturday, August 24, 13:00 - 20:00
August 25 (Sun.) 13:00-17:00
Place: "(tentative name) Komin Kan! (36-5 Senju-Asahi-cho, Adachi-ku, Tokyo) 5-minute walk from the east exit of Kitasenju Station

21/05/2024

http://kagaribi-inn.tokyo/

Tokyo Guest House Kagaribi　
Address: 19-1 Senju Yanagi-cho, Adachi-ku, Tokyo

The insanely deep "oomon (大門)shopping street
A shopping street a short distance away from Kitasenju Station is full of local charm!
Retro, new and interesting street. There is also a guesthouse called Kagaribi nearby. This area is also interesting!

めちゃくちゃディープな「oomon 商店街」
北千住駅から少し離れた商店街にはローカルな魅力が溢れています
レトロで新しい、面白いストリート。近くにはかがりびというゲストハウスもあります。このエリアも面白いです

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3. #レトロストリート
4. #かがりびゲストハウス
5. #ディープな魅力
6. #新しい発見
7. #面白いエリア
8. #キタセンジュショッピング
9. #地元の魅力
10. #日本のストリート

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2. #北千住
3. #商店街
4. #ローカル
5. #レトロ
6. #新しい
7. #面白い
8. #かがりび
9. #ディープ
10. #魅力

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