Guide of Tokyo 23 Wards
Edogawa Ward
Tokyo 23 Wards
Basic Information
Edogawa Ward is located in the eastern part of Tokyo’s 23 wards, bordering Chiba Prefecture to the east and facing Tokyo Bay to the south. It has a vast area, ranking forth in size among the 23 wards. Edogawa Ward is known for its residential atmosphere, rich natural landscapes, and peaceful living environment. The area boasts a well-developed transportation network with multiple railway lines connecting to the city center, offering convenient commuting options. Additionally, the cost of living in Edogawa Ward is relatively low, making it a preferred residential area for many commuters.
Highlights of the Ward
Edogawa Ward features several distinctive neighborhoods, among which Shinozaki, Mizue, and Funabori are the most well-known. Shinozaki is characterized by its expansive parks and relaxed living environment, making it a popular spot for local residents to enjoy leisure activities. Mizue is famous for its bustling commercial district, with numerous shops and well-developed living facilities. Funaori is known for its iconic landmark, the Funabori Tower (Funabori Observation Deck), which offers panoramic views of Tokyo and is one of the three major observation decks in Tokyo. Additionally, the area features numerous parks and recreational facilities, attracting many families and visitors. Additionally, Kasai Rinkai Park, located in Edogawa Ward, is a large park that combines nature and entertainment, featuring expansive green spaces, a beach, and Tokyo’s largest aquarium, renowned for a large school of tuna in the tank, making it a popular destination for both local residents and tourists. Edogawa Ward’s rich natural landscapes and diverse communities make it a residential area that blends urban life with a natural environment.
Main Access
Koiwa: JR Sobu Line
Kasai: Tokyo Metro Tozai Line
Ward Facts
Population | 693,512 (Rank 4) |
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Area Size | 49.09km2 (Rank 4) |
Population Density | 14,127人/km2 (Rank 17) |
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