Tokyo Kiyosumi Shirakawa In-depth Tour Transportation Guide: A Cultural Strolling Tour Through the Past and Present

#TokyoTrafficStrategy In a corner of Tokyo, the Kiyosumi Shirakawa and Morishita districts are like a slowly unfolding scroll of time and space, with both the historical charm of the Edo period and the fragrance of modern coffee and art. Whether you want to explore the quaint Kiyosumi Gardens, savour the single-origin flavours at Blue Bottle Coffee, or experience the charm of contemporary art at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, this transportation guide will help you get there easily. Core subway travel routes: The most convenient way is to take the Tokyo Metro "Oedo Line" to "Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Station", exit from Exit A3, and immediately step into the literary and artistic neighborhood. If you depart from Shinjuku, you can reach the destination directly in about 30 minutes; if you depart from Shibuya, you can first go to Yoyogi Station and transfer to the Oedo Line, which is about a 35-minute ride. In addition, you can also reach Morishita Station via the Toei Shinjuku Line. Exit 3 and walk 5 minutes to the Fukagawa Edo Museum, which is suitable for historical exploration. JR Line Transfer Plan: Passengers who choose the JR line can take the train to Shinbashi Station and transfer to the Toei Oedo Line; or take the Toei Mita Line to Tamachi Station and transfer to Kiyosumi-Shirakawa Station. You can experience the unique scenery of different transportation routes along the way.