Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondent blog

Speaking of Japanese paper in Nihonbashi, here is Ozu Washi. When you enter the entrance, Japanese paper is made, and if the timing is good, you can ask for explanations. Outside, Japanese paper raw materials such as "Kozo", "Mitsumata" and "Ganpo" are planted. It's a must-see if you don't know it.

The next morning after Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, the embankment of Shinkawa Park, where the Sumida River and Harumi Canal intersect.

There is also the impact of the earthquake. Thank you very much. I'm surprised. In front of the "Seafarer Education Monument", the beautiful full bloom flowers were impressive.

More Sumida River the next morning of Great East Japan Earthquake