"Surprisingly, there are places to sit!"

A short walk from Kudanshita Station or Jimbocho Station will take you to Itabashi Children's Park.
It is read as "Manaita-bashi." The name comes from the Itabashi Bridge, which looks like two cutting boards placed together, or the nearby Kitchen Town.

There are many art benches and circular benches.
Next to it is the Special Ward Employees Training Center.

The mosaic art benches are wonderful.
Behind them is the Nihonbashi River under the Metropolitan Expressway.

Why not take a seat on the public art-like benches?
By the way, there is a statue of Jurojin, one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Kanda, smiling called Kotohito Yusei. Enjoy finding it when you visit.

So, why not use it as a relaxing place to sit around Kudanshita Station?

"Surprisingly, there are places to sit!"

A short walk from Kudanshita Station or Jimbocho Station will take you to Itabashi Children's Park.
It is read as "Manaita-bashi." The name comes from the Itabashi Bridge, which looks like two cutting boards placed together, or the nearby Kitchen Town.

There are many art benches and circular benches.
Next to it is the Special Ward Employees Training Center.

The mosaic art benches are wonderful.
Behind them is the Nihonbashi River under the Metropolitan Expressway.

Why not take a seat on the public art-like benches?
By the way, there is a statue of Jurojin, one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Kanda, smiling called Kotohito Yusei. Enjoy finding it when you visit.

So, why not use it as a relaxing place to sit around Kudanshita Station?