Ryogoku Edo NOREN

Directly connected to the West Exit of JR Ryogoku Station, this facility offers a taste of Edo's food and culture. Housed in the historic former Ryogoku Station building, this dining destination brings together today's flavors and culture in an Edo-inspired setting.

Inside, an open atrium inspired by Edo-era townhouses features a full-size sumo ring built under the supervision of the Japan Sumo Association and a fire lookout tower at its center, capturing the character of Ryogoku. Restaurants serve dishes such as chanko, the hearty fare associated with sumo wrestlers, and monjayaki, a savory griddle-cooked batter dish, offering a taste of Ryogoku and Tokyo's food culture. As you dine, you can also soak up the atmosphere of an interior modeled on the streets of Edo.

The facility also houses the Ryogoku Tourist Information Center, which introduces visitors to a neighborhood that carries on traditions and culture dating back to the Edo period. The adjoining event space hosts limited-time sales of traditional crafts and specialty products from Sumida City.

Just steps from JR Ryogoku Station, it is a convenient starting point for sightseeing in Ryogoku. Nearby attractions include the Sumida Hokusai Museum and Tokyo Mizube Line river cruises, making it easy to combine a meal with a stroll around the neighborhood.