Sumida River Open Terrace
Photo: Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

Sumida River is getting an outdoor terrace with food trucks on Sundays

The Sumidagawa River Outdoor Terrace will also set up tables and chairs for a limited time from September 17

Youka Nagase
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Youka Nagase
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Summer may be coming to an end, and Tokyo’s beer gardens are starting to wrap up, but we can still enjoy some final moments in the sun outdoors. The city still has plenty of restaurants and bars with outdoor terraces where you can enjoy a pint of beer out in the open. But if you’re looking for somewhere a little more spacious and scenic, make your way to the Sumidagawa River Terrace.

Sumida River Open Terrace
Photo: Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

The Sumidagawa River Outdoor Terrace in Etchujima is looking to make the waterfront a little more enticing for the public from September 17 to October 29. On Sundays from 11am to 5pm, the area will be set up with tables and chairs to accommodate 30 people, plus three food trucks serving a variety of food and drinks. Aside from table seating, the grass lawns and benches by the river are just as perfect for lounging around while reading, socialising or snacking.

Sumida River Open Terrace
Photo: Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association

Nearby, Sumidagawa Marche will also be hosting stalls selling treats and knick-knacks all day.

The outdoor terrace is a short five-minute walk from Etchujima station, or ten minutes on foot from Monzennakacho or Tsukishima stations. The Sumidagawa River Outdoor Terrace will not happen on rainy days, so make sure you check its Twitter for updates.

This article was published on September 5 2022 and updated on September 7 2023.

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