ITABASHI
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Itabashi Tourist Center
It opened on April 23, 2005, as a facility to introduce local landmarks, mainly historical sites, and local materials. The center distributes sightseeing pamphlets, sells tourism association goods, and displays panels. The center is also staffed by "Motenaitai," Itabashi sightseeing volunteers who provide explanations of each exhibit and guide visitors around the neighborhood.
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Tourist volunteers "want to entertain."
This is a guide who guides visitors to places of interest in Itabashi Ward with a spirit of hospitality, so that they can learn more about the charms of Itabashi. Itabashi Ward is divided into five areas (Itabashi, Tokiwadai, Shimura, Akatsuka, and Takashimadaira), and each area is introduced with its history, culture, and nature. Courses can also be tailored to your wishes. Guided tours are free of charge and advance reservations are required.
Tourism Center BLOG
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Kanazawa Hyakumangoku Festival
Itabashi Ward and Kanazawa City are sister cities. During the Edo period, the Kaga Domain had a secondary residence in Itabashi-shuku. Because of this connection, on June 6th (Saturday), I participated in the Hyakumangoku Procession as the fourth lord of the domain, Maeda Tsunanori.
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Nihonbashi Training - Walking the Nakasendo Road from Nihonbashi
On Friday, May 22nd, we walked from Nihonbashi to Sugamo as part of our new employee training.
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The "We Want to Entertain" initiative for fiscal year 2026 has begun.
The Itabashi Tourism Volunteers, a total of 56 members, have begun their activities. Here are some photos from their new member training. They are nervous but enthusiastic, aiming to become guides themselves. We will do our best to share the charm of Itabashi with as many people as possible.
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Azusawa Anemone Walking Tour
On Thursday, April 9th, 2026, a walking tour of the Itabashi Ward's official flower, the Anemone nemorosa, was held around Azusawa Park. Surrounded by spring flowers such as Iris japonica and Kerria japonica, it was a wonderful day.
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Shakujii River Cherry Blossom Viewing Walking Tour to be Held
On Thursday, March 26, 2026, we held a walking tour to enjoy the cherry blossoms along the Shakujii River, from Itabashi to Otonashi Shinsui Park (Oji Honcho, Kita Ward).
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Strolling Tour of Itabashi Seven Lucky Gods in 2026
On Tuesday, January 6, 2026, the Seven Lucky Gods Tour was held with many participants.
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Panel exhibition on "Visiting the History of Itabashi through Time Travel" was held.
The event will be held at the event space on the 1st floor of the Ward Office from December 18 (Thu.) to 19 (Fri.), 2025.
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December 3, 2025 Joint Itabashi Kita Ward Walking Tour
Tour of Former Military Facilities 80 Years After the War - Wishing for Peace
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2025.7.8 "Snow and Ice in the Ice House" is exhibited!
This year's exhibition was again made possible by the cooperation of the Yuwaku Onsen Tourist Association of Kanazawa City.
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Conducted training for new employees in 2025
Experience the old Nakasendo route from Nihonbashi to Itabashi while thinking about travelers in the Edo period.
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~ Itabashi Trivia ~
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≪Azusawa Shrine Mid-Festival≫ -
≪Itabashi Ward Children's Sumo Tournament≫ -
≪What is this tree? Postcard tree≫
Facility Information
- Location/Inquiries
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〒173-0004
1F Itabashi Regional Center, 3-14-15 Itabashi, Itabashi-ku
Phone number：03-3963-5078
- Hours of operation
- 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- closed day
- Tuesdays (or the following day if Tuesday is a national holiday), Year-end and New Year holidays
- Access
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4 minutes walk from "Itabashi-Kuyakushomae" station on Toei Mita Line
14-minute walk from Shimoitabashi or Oyama Station on the Tobu Tojo Line
14 min. walk from "Itabashi" of JR Saikyo Line