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The 10 Best Things to Do in Toda, Japan
Discover the best top things to do in Toda, Japan including Itabashi Fireworks, Saiko Doman Green Park, Warabi Shrine, Rikkyo University Ikebukuro Campus, Hikarigaoka Park, Saikanoyu, Jorenji Temple (Tokyo Daibutsu), Warabi Hata Matsuri, Toda Park, Warabi City Park.
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1. Itabashi Fireworks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
11,000 fireworks light up the night on the Arakawa River during the Itabashi Hanabitaikai. With the Todabashi bridge in the background, the popular summer display attracts a number of visitors eager to see the bright lights and brilliant displays. Many guests don summer yukata, and go early to reserve their viewing spots.
Reviewed By Lee H
If you happen to be in Tokyo over summer, you must grab the chance to view one of the many fireworks display happening over several sites in Tokyo. And wear a summer yukata to one! The one I went to was at Itabashi, and as expected, it was crowded with locals and visitors. Although there is an area for non-ticket holders, generally, the view was better from the allocated seats for ticket holders. The fireworks were magnificient, creative, and more colorful than most fireworks I have ever seen. Not a moment wasted!
2. Saiko Doman Green Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By v35p_together - Sapporo, Japan
この公園はとても広く、駐車スペースもたくさんあり、いろいろな楽しみ方があります。
スポーツでは野球場、テニスコート、サッカー場、彩湖をひと回りする4.7kmのランニングコース。
レジャーでは、釣り場（金魚とヘラブナ）、バーベキュー場、彩湖ではウインドサーフィン、ラジコンのレースで遊んでいました。
家族連れはバーベキューをしてる人達が多かった様に思えます。
私はこのランニングコースを一周しました。自然の中を彩湖を眺めて風を感じながら走るほぼフラットなコースは気持ち良かったです。
ただ、同じコースをサイクリングの人も使うので注意が必要です。
3. Warabi Shrine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By KenOzKen - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
A huge shrine in Warabi will sudenly apear when you approach from the street. The atmosphere is great and I can assure you it is a place where you can get inspired if you have some interest in Japanese old architecture.
4. Rikkyo University Ikebukuro Campus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By ワンケディ - Fukaya, Japan
The red brick buildings crept with ivy of the University of Saint Pauls are really beautiful and this place is a hidden hitorical spot in Ikebukuro. The curry rice of school cafeteria is worth trying, too. The ceiling of cafeteria reminds me something like the abbey of the Middle Ages. Although this is not my alma mater, I like visiting here as a tourist.
5. Hikarigaoka Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By mat_mak - Tokyo Prefecture, Japan
This park is managed by Tokyo city and located in Nerima-ku and Itabashi-ku. The nearest station is Hikarigaoka on Oedo metro line. There are several sports facilities, a library, BBQ pits and huge lawn in its vast space. Over 1,000 of Sakura, cherry blossom are in the park. Many people enjoy seeing Sakura during its blooming season in every Spring.
6. Saikanoyu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By キョーキョ
1階駐車場、2階に大浴場や露天風呂、サウナ、水風呂がある。キッズコーナーやごはん処もある。3階は多目的室やレストルーム等々。五十肩や筋肉痛に効くとか…。戸田市自体も初めて訪れました。素敵な温泉♨️です。
7. Jorenji Temple (Tokyo Daibutsu)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Oliver1646 - Portland, Oregon
This statue is about the same size as its more famous kin, the Great Buddha of Kamakura. Both are seated outdoors, but the Tokyo one is surrounded by trees which partially block the view during the leafy season. The temple grounds are very agreeable. There seem to be a lot of Thai visitors.The authorities apparently have not decided whether the Tokyo Great Buddha is an important tourist site, or not. The signs leading from the Mita line station at Nishitakashimadaira clearly mark some junctions and absent entirely from others. if you follow the signs to the Botanical Garden and do not go more than two blocks past the 7-Eleven you will be right there.
8. Warabi Hata Matsuri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
The "Warabi Hata Festival" has been held since 1951 in Warabi City, where the cotton industry thrived from the late Edo period. Originally it was an event to pray for the prosperity of the textile industry, and it has since come to be referred to as one of the three major festivals of Warabi. The festival is centered round August 7th, the date that the man who developed the cotton industry, Takahashi Shingoro, began his textile business, and takes place over a period of four days. In addition to Tanabata decorations in the shopping arcade at the west exit of Warabi Station, there is great activity with a variety of events such as shows, teodori dance, and mystery tours...
9. Toda Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By TokyoDane - Copenhagen, Denmark
Do not go out of your Way to visit this park. You can sit and watch the rowing on the river but that is about it. Park does have some outside excersice equipment. Might be Nice in cheery blossom season.
10. Warabi City Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By KenOzKen - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
It is a huge park in Tsukagoshi Warabi. If you want to do some running, this place is the most suitable place to run around. Also nice place for small children to play around.
