Kita is one of the 23 wards of Tokyo.

Travel to Tokyo - Kita - Visa Requirements

JR East

Keihin Tohoku JR Line: (Tabata, Kami Nakazato, Oiji, Higashi-Jujo, Akabane) stations

Saikyo JR Line: (Itabashi, Jujo, Akabane, Kita Akabane, Ukima Funado) stations

Tokyo - Kita tourist attractions and sightseeing

Higashi-Jujo JR Station

Akasuimon 赤水門,[1] the Red Floodgate, may be of little interest to the casual tourist, but a pleasant walk in a riverside park. Tokyo is low-lying, and depends on floodgates and levees to avoid inundation. The historic red flood gate is no longer used. Namboku subway line to the last stop--Akabane-Iwabuchi. Wander north through small streets.

Jujo-Ginza. This covered shopping street is a as good a way as any to see how every-day people shop and what they buy. Across the plaza to the right as you leave Jujo Station on the Saikyo Line

Tokyo - Kita city tours

Tokyo - Kita souvenirs and shopping

Tokyo - Kita Restaurants: cheap, moderate and expensive

Tokyo - Kita nightlife, bars, clubs and pubs

Tokyo - Kita cheap and luxurious hotels, youth hostels and lodging

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