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What is Edogawa-ku?

Bed-town with easy access to the city center and lush greenery

Edogawa-ku is located in the eastern part of Tokyo's 23 wards and has a population of approximately 690,000 people. 486 parks and generous support for families raising children make it a popular destination for young families. The area is also popular among young families because of its 486 parks and support for households raising children. By the way, I recommend Kasai Rinkai Park. There are Kasai Rinkai Aquarium and Kasai Seaside Park within the grounds of Kasai Rinkai Park, where you can enjoy barbecues, an aquarium, and a water bus, so it will be fun to go and play with all the house members!

Interesting facts about Edogawa-ku

• Edogawa-ku is the birthplace of komatsuna (Japanese mustard spinach). 40% of the total production in Tokyo comes from Edogawa-ku.
• The Edogawa Fireworks Festival attracts approximately 1.4 million spectators, the largest in Japan.
• The area around Nishi-Kasai Station is famous as "Little India" with many Indian residents.
• The "Yogo no Matsu" pine tree at Zenyo-ji Temple is more than 600 years old and has the largest area of overgrown pine trees in Japan, and was designated as a natural monument by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in April 1926.
• At the Sengen Shrine Noborimatsuri Festival, ten giant banners over 20 meters long and weighing more than one ton are hoisted. Both the size of the banners and the scale of the festival are among the largest in Japan.
• Akebono-yu, the oldest public bathhouse in Tokyo, is located in Funabori. It was established in the Edo period (founded in 1773).