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Edo was a city with canals in all directions.
Many of the places that are now highways are once canals and rivers.

On the other hand, this "Kamejima River" is a rare place that preserves the waterway built during the Edo period.

By passing by a sightseeing boat, you can experience the tasteful waterside of the Kamejima River.

By the way, one day in July 2022, I saw a group going down the Kamejima River by kayaking.

"Kayaking in such a city!　I think it's fun!"
"How far are you going to row?" I also followed the kayak by land.

You can't walk along the waterside of the Kamejima River, so move quickly along the nearby road.
I caught up several times at points such as Kameshima Bridge, Minami Takahashi, and Kamejima River sluice gates.

Apparently, there was an event called "Kamejima River Mizube Festival", and it seems that kayaking and SUP experience classes were held.

Outdoors in the city. I'm so excited about it.
Moreover, kayak's unique charm is that you can quietly look at the waterside from a viewpoint near the surface of the water.

The kayak group, which really started from Reigishi Bridge, turned back a little outside the Kamejima River sluice gate (Sumida River) and returned to Reigishi Bridge again.

I say…。 Take a break along the Sumida River without turning back at the Kamejima River sluice gate. I had a pleasant time blowing by the wind.

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