(すみだがわ)

すみだがわ
noun (proper)
Sumida River
geographyproper-nounplace-name
1. Sumida River
A river running through eastern Tokyo, historically the heart of downtown 江戸(えど) culture and today known for its summer fireworks festival and riverside cherry blossoms.
隅田川(すみだがわ)(ある)
I walk along the Sumida River.
The Sumida River fireworks festival is held every summer.
隅田川(すみだがわ)沿()いの(さくら)(はる)名物(めいぶつ)だ。
The cherry blossoms along the Sumida River are a famous spring attraction.

隅田川(すみだがわ) flows through eastern Tokyo into Tokyo Bay and was the setting of much of downtown 江戸(えど)-period culture — 歌舞伎(かぶき), woodblock prints, and riverside pleasure quarters.

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Cultural note: the 隅田川(すみだがわ)花火大会(はなびたいかい), held every July, is one of Japan's oldest and largest fireworks displays, dating back to the Edo period as a festival to ward off plague and famine.