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The Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival is one of Tokyo’s most famous summer events, lighting up the sky above the Sumida River with tens of thousands of fireworks. Drawing huge crowds every July, it’s a spectacular celebration blending tradition, community, and stunning night views of Tokyo Skytree.

Sumida Park stretches along the Sumida River and is one of Tokyo’s best spots for cherry blossoms, offering stunning views of Tokyo Skytree framed by seasonal blooms. The park is also popular for riverside walks, local festivals, and fireworks during summer.

Sumida Aquarium, tucked away on the 5th and 6th floors of Tokyo Skytree Town (Tokyo Solamachi), offers an immersive marine world featuring one of Japan’s largest indoor penguin and fur seal pools, mesmerizing jellyfish displays, and a stunning tank showcasing ocean life from the Ogasawara Islands.

Tokyo Skytree is Japan’s tallest structure at 634 meters, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Tokyo from its observation decks. Located in Sumida, it also features shopping, dining, and an aquarium, making it a popular landmark for both sightseeing and leisure.

Just steps from the hotel, the Sumida River offers scenic strolls, especially charming at dusk or during sunset, adding a serene touch to the urban landscape.

A fascinating dive into Tokyo’s history, the museum features life-size replicas, including the famous Nihonbashi bridge, and historical models that chart the city’s evolution from the Edo period onward.

Home to Japan’s national sport, sumo, the Kokugikan hosts three grand tournaments each year and includes a Sumo Museum showcasing artifacts, wrestler handprints, and the sport’s history. Even when matches aren’t happening, you might spot sumo wrestlers strolling through the area.