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Ciel Hills apartment is set in the Sumida Ward district of Tokyo.
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The Sumida River Fireworks Festival.
Every last Saturday in July, colorful fireworks are launched from both sides of the Sumida River.
Since 1733, people have gathered at the Sumida River to watch fireworks in the summer time.
In the Sumida Aquarium there are tanks of all sizes with different species of jellyfish, from moonjelly, sea nettles and tiny tiny little dudes….
(Orphek will continue its tour at the Sumida Aquarium. expect to see beautiful jelly fish displays!).
Tokyo Tower, the skyscrapers around Tokyo Station, the Sumida River all lit up: the key landmarks of metropolitan Tokyo are lined up before you.
Minutes walk to Ginza shopping street/ 7 minutes walk to Tsukiji fish market/ 10 minutes walk to a promenade along the Sumida river/ 5 minutes walk to Tsukiji Hongan-ji temple.
You can enjoy not only the observation deck, but also the Sumida Aquarium, Tokyo Solamachi shopping facility and the Planetarium.
Sumida River Fireworks Festival is one of the popular attractions in summer, which is held annually at the end of July at the bank of the Sumida River.
Akizero Apartment In Sumida T-203 apartment is set in the Sumida Ward district of Tokyo.
Basho Matsuo, who built and lived in a hermitage called"Hakusen-do" at Fukagawa, might heard the bell of Senso-ji Temple while enjoying cherry blossoms in full bloom around the Sumida River area.
Annually on the last Saturday of July, an enormous fireworks display over the Sumida River attracts over a million viewers.
Wake up before the sun tocatch the lively fish auction at the Tsukiji Market, then refresh with a walk beneath the cherry blossom trees that line the Sumida River.
It can get crowded, so the best place to view the show is from one of the boats that cruise the Sumida River as the fireworks light up the sky.
As well as wandering the streets in search of workshops, you can learn about the history of Japanese crafts by visiting the Museum of Paulownia- a factory shop of antique furniture made of paulownia wood- the RyogokuFireworks Museum displaying a wide range of traditional fireworks and classic event posters, and the Sumida Edo Kirikokan, where you can take a tour of the glass factory and even create your own distinctive piece of Edo kiriko cut glass.
Sumida River.
Located near Sumida River.
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Sumida River Cruise.
Sumida River Firework.
Sumida River.