Three reasons why Suitengu becomes a tourism hub
Suitengu is a place name that has been around since the Edo period, and is derived from the shrine “Suitengu” that was built there.
This time, I will tell you why the Suitengu area, which has a history of 200 years, becomes a tourist hub.
1. Very close to the airport and major tourist destinations
Suitengu has a base called City Air Terminal.
If you take the shuttle bus, you can reach here in 25 minutes from Haneda and 55 minutes from Narita.
It is also very close to major tourist destinations.
By moving on the subway,
10 minutes to Sky Tree
20 minutes to Asakusa
15 minutes to Akihabara
10 minutes to Tokyo Station
20 minutes to Shinjuku
20 minutes to Shibuya
↓Check out the introductory video of Suitengu.↓
2. Suitengu itself is an interesting city
Suitengu Shrine is home to the name of the city, Suitengu Shrine, where gods related to water accidents and disaster prevention are enshrined. Suitengu Shrine is a shrine for easy delivery because it makes you imagine water in Japanese. It is also famous as a shrine, and many people come to worship every year.
In addition, because it is a historical city, it is a place where you can easily experience things that can only be experienced in Japan, such as Japanese-style scenery, such izakaya and ramen, and general stores with Japanese items.
3. The Sumida River and Sky Tree look beautiful
Suitengu Shrine is home to the name of the city, Suitengu Shrine, where gods related to water accidents and disaster prevention are enshrined. Suitengu Shrine is a shrine for easy delivery because it makes you imagine water in Japanese. It is also famous as a shrine, and many people come to worship every year.
In addition, because it is a historical city, it is a place where you can easily experience things that can only be experienced in Japan, such as Japanese-style scenery, such izakaya and ramen, and general stores with Japanese items.
