Explore Tokyo's Horikiri Station area, a blend of old and new, including the Arakawa River and filming locations of the famous TV drama 'Kinpachi-sensei'. Discover hidden sakura spots and nostalgic eateries on this unique walking course.

Discover a slice of old Tokyo around Horikiri Station in Adachi Ward. This area, set for renovations, offers a rare glimpse of a wooden train station and the Arakawa River, shaped by a 1924 flood control canal. The station's surroundings offer a unique contrast with modern trains, highlighting its enduring presence.

Fans of the classic Japanese TV drama 'Kinpachi-sensei' can visit the Arakawa riverbank, where the opening sequence was filmed. A detour towards Ushida Station leads to Hinodeya, a local restaurant frequented by the show's cast and crew, offering a taste of nostalgic, simple Japanese cuisine.

Travelers can enjoy a peaceful walk through a quiet residential area, stumbling upon hidden gems like the cherry blossom-lined Ofumikiri-dori Street. Recreate iconic scenes from 'Kinpachi-sensei' and savor the flavors of a bygone era at Hinodeya, where ramen and curry rice evoke the uncomplicated joys of youth.