1	Denny's - Family restaurant facing Sumida river
2	Kachidoki station (Oedo line) Direct access to Azabu-Juban, Roppongi, Shinjuku... There is a supermarket in the basement of the station and a post offce on the 2nd floor. For Tsukishima Heights, take exit A2. For Yuni Heights Kachidoki, take exit A1.
3	Tsukishima Station Direct access to Ginza, Yurakucho, Nagatacho...
4	Monjia Yaki Street Monjayaki and Tsukudani are the most typical of Tokyo's "shitamachi" fare. Tsukishima is said to have more than 70 monjayaki shops and on weekends is thronged with people from Tokyo and even the suburbrs who come to savor the local delicacies. Tsukudani, prepared by stewing seafood in soy sauce and sugar, is also a typical type of Japanese keepable dish and was born in Tsukuda in the Edo era. There are still shops that preserve the secret recipe, attracting an endless stream of people who come from far off in seach of this treat.
	This street also have a 24-hour supermarket (Seifu), a pharmacy, a Mizuho ATM and a few dry cleaning shops.
5	Ace Bowling
6	Tsukuda has a lot of small alleys with wooden houses and hosts the Sumiyoshi Shrine This shrine, a branch of Sumiyoshi Shrine in Osaka, is dedicated to the guardian god for the area encompassing Tsukudajima and Tsukishima. In addition to its annual festival, the shrine also holds a triennial grand festival. At this grand festival, a type of festival music called Tsukuda Hayashi, which is ranked among the best three examples of Edo festival music, is played while people carrying a huge portable shrine weighing nearly 400 kg, a long flag and two lion head representations jostle each other, creating great excitement throughout the area.
7	Convenience Store One block from Tsukishima Heights.
8	Shopping Supermarket and drugstore on the main street (Kiyosumi dori) between Kachidoki and Tsukishima stations
9	Tsukiji fish market Tokyo Central Wholesale Market handled 787,782 tons (2,888 tons a day) of marine products, 748 billion yen (2.8 billion yen a day) total in 1993. Some 450 kinds of fish are received; this figure is unparalleled in the world. Marine products sections are set up in three markets: Tsukiji, Ohta and Adachi. Above all Tsukiji Market, handling 87% of the total amount, is one of the biggest markets in the world. link: Fish market link: Sebastien's flickr.com photo reportage
10	Triton Square This complex hosts a food court on the ground floor and a shopping mall on 2nd and 3rd floors. There is also a supermarket and a concert hall.
11	Monjia yaki cruise ticket office From there you can purchase tickets for the monnjia yaki cruise in Tokyo Bay. Link: Monjia Cruise web site
12	Public pool For Tsukishima resident, the charge is 350 yen for 2 hours. For non-resident, the charge is 500 yen for 2 hours.
13	Park