A small museum, near an old dyeing workshop, close to "Omokagebashi station"(Toden arakawa line). You can visit and see the display goods, experience the dyeing, and enjoy the Tokyo traditional dyeing.

The only circuit style garden, with a central pond in Shinjuku ward. Because the water bubbling out of the spring was suitable for making green tea, it has been said, that it was named "Kansen-en (good water bubbling out of a spring.) Different from the busy atmosphere around the station, it is a healing space with lots of atmosphere and green.

Mizuinari shrine, is the only old shrine in Japan of Inari-jinja Shrines (a shrine dedicated to a god who looks after the grain). It used to be called "Tomitsuka inari", but was renamed to "Mizuinari shrine"(mizu means water), when the spring water came out in 1702. It is famous for the god of eye-disease and fire.

It is said that this shrine was founded during 810 till 824, and has been standing over this land for almost 1200 years. Minamoto No Yoritomo, the samurai during the kamakura period, has been visiting for praying, and also had a close connection with the House of Tokugawa, the shogun family during the Edo period. It escaped the war damage of the World War Ⅱ, and is now a healing place for the people by the trees that are left around the shrine.

You can get Goshuin and Goshuincho at the shrine office.