Minami-Senju

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An area where history as a former post town coexists with modern redeveloped streets and old downtown scenes. The vast Shioiri Park along the Sumida River is a relaxation spot. With historical sites from the Edo period scattered about, it's a calm town where you can feel both real-life Tokyo and its development.

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Arakawa City Tourism Promotion Division

Minami-Senju

Address
5-33-13 Minamisenju, Arakawa City, Tokyo
Website
https://www.city.arakawa.tokyo.jp/
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Arakawa City Tourism Promotion Division

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