Why not take a timeless trip on a nostalgic tram in Tokyo?

Toden Sakura Tram (nicknamed in 2017 from Toden Arakawa Line) is the only Toden tram line left in Tokyo, which runs 12km / 30 stations in northern and eastern Tokyo. Ride and walk along tram line offers a timeless trip with authentic people’s life preserved from urbanization of Tokyo.
*Several stops are among the most beautiful places in Tokyo for cherry blossoms in spring.

Tokyo Sakura Tram


Nostalgic street car

Tokyo Sakura Tram, former known as Toden Arakawa Line


Surviving at East to North Tokyo

Along a 12km course between Minowabashi to Waseda

Cute

Sugamo


Granma's Harajuku

Sugamo Jizo dori shopping street

Local stores


every 4th, 14th, 24th, festival day

Sugamo Jizo dori shopping street

Red red red!


Red underwears

You can shop for unusual items such as red underwear to ensure for good health and a long life. 

Try street delicacies


Sugamo jizo dori shopping street

Pay a visit to Togenuki Jizo in Kogan-ji temple and not forget to try street food bites!

Try

Kogan-ji Temple


Known for Togenuki jizo story

Pay a visit to Togenuki Jizo in Kogan-ji temple and not forget to try street food bites!

Jizo statues


Washing statue

Wash Jiso statue to be blessed!

Higo Hosokawa Garden


Lesser known garden

Stroll around the quaint garden. Matcha green tea is avaialbe in the historical building while appreciating garden view.

Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum


Store and Workshop

Anyone can stop by museum and shop small articles (stoles, ties, bags, etc.) made out of dyed kimono.
Also, Indigo dyeing workshop available. (1.5H-2H including factory tour. You can take Tote bag you dyed after workshop.) (Only in Japanese.) Closed on weekends and holidays.

Option

Tote bag printing


Bring it as souvenir

You can take Tote bag you dyed after workshop.) (Only in Japanese.) Closed on weekends and holidays.

Patterned cloth printing


To be sent later

Other options such as traditional patterned clothes takes time to be sent.

Tokyo Sakura Tram, former known as Toden Arakawa Line

Sugamo Jizodori shopping street
Nicknamed "grandma's Harajuku"

Local shops cater for traditional sweets to modern delicacies to the young.

Koganji temple, famous for its unique story of Togenuki jizo statue.

Jizo statues with red apron and caps.

Tokyo Sakura Tram, former called Toden Arakara Line.

Approach road to Kishimojin Temple is extraordinary charming. Hidden gem preserved from Tokyo's urbanization.

Kishibojin Temple

Protector for safe childbirth and also child rearing. 

700 old year Gingko tree is stunning.

Nostalgic candy store is still on business here in the temple. People bring some coins to get some snacks from grandma owner.

Lucky protection gives special charm.
Higo Hosokawa Garden
Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum (long established Indio dyeing factory)

Local walking along Kanda river gives feeling of locals. Spring and Autumn season add beauty of sakura and autumn foliages.

Tokyo Sakura Tram (Toden Arakawa Line)

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Sample itinerary

9:00AM

Ride on Sakura Tram

Sugamo - Grandma's Harajuku

 Sugamo Jizodori, a shopping avenue popular with senior citizens. Nicknamed the "Grandma’s Harajuku." You can shop for unusual items such as red underwear to ensure for good health and a long life. Pay a visit to Togenuki Jizo in Kogan-ji temple and not forget to try street food bites!

(Cherry blossom season) *Asukayama Park

In cherry blossoms season, we replace Sugamo to Asukayama public park, one of the most beautiful sakura spots in Tokyo from samurai period. A unique tiny cable car transports to the highest point of the park.

Zoshigaya - Kishibojin Temple

A quaint temple that worships a goddess for safe childbirth and also child rearing. The unique charm of the historic candy shop and the stunning ancient ginkgo tree (700 year old) add to its appeal. 

Higo Hosokawa Garden

Lesser known Japanese style garden.

Walking neigborhoood along Kanda River

Special beauty in spring and autumn.

(Optional) Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum - Indigo dyeing workshop

Anyone can stop by museum and shop small articles (stoles, ties, bags, etc.) made out of dyed kimono.
Also, Indigo dyeing workshop available. (1.5H-2H including factory tour. You can take Tote bag you dyed after workshop.) (Only in Japanese.) Closed on weekends and holidays.

5:00PM

Journey ends at Edogawa Park