Ramen Cooking Tokyo Facebook ad: “A 20-minute walk around our kitchen”

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A 20-minute walk around our kitchen 🍜🚶 Tsukuda is a fishermen's island built in 1644 — minutes from Ginza and Tsukiji, and somehow still quiet. The route (all on foot): 📍 Tsukuda-kobashi Bridge — the fishermen's harbor, boats still moored below 📍 Tenyasu — tsukudani since 1837 📍 Marukyu (1859) and Tsukushin, down the alley 📍 brillant — a café for rice balls and miso soup 📍 The torii by the water 📍 Ishikawajima Lighthouse — 1866, rebuilt as a monument 📍 Sumida River — Tsukiji across the bridge, Ginza beyond 📍 Tsukuda Park — a pond and a wooden bridge under the towers 📍 Sumiyoshi Shrine — founded 1646 by fishermen from Osaka, 380 years this year Local legend, as told on the city's sign in the park: in 1582, right after the Honnō-ji incident, the fishermen of Tsukuda village sent out their boats to ferry Tokugawa Ieyasu across a flooded river. That bond is what later brought them to Edo — and why this island exists. Come 30–60 minutes early for the 2 pm class, or wander after the morning one. This is where we cook. 📍 4 min from Tsukishima Station (Exit 4), c. 10 min from Ginza on the Yurakucho Line. Book via the link in bio. Music: "Dreamer" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. #ramencookingtokyo #tsukuda #tsukishima #tokyowalk #tokyowalks #hiddentokyo #localtokyo #chuoku #tsukudani #sumiyoshishrine #sumidariver #tokyotravel #japantravel #cookingclasstokyo #ramenclass #thingstodointokyo #edo #tokyoneighborhoods

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