There are lots of positive and helpful reviews of the Koto-City Fukagawa Edo Museum 深川江戸資料館, a recreation of an Edo-era townscape; see:

• Fukagawa Edo Museum: In the Alleys of Old Tokyo (Tokyo Cheapo)
• Fukagawa Edo Museum (TimeOut Tokyo)

Here is a map of the museum; sections include:

• Main street (kazusa-ya rice store; large merchant house) 
• Canal (choki-bune 猪牙舟 taxi boats; fire watch tower;
• Rowhouse (shamisen teacher; daikichi lumber cutting craftsman)

For full map, see: Fukagawa Edo Museum Map 深川江戸資料館地図

Museum website and address:

• https://www.kcf.or.jp/fukagawa/
• Address:東京都江東区白河1-3-28 (Google Maps)
• TEL: 03-3630-8625

Other links:

• Logging history of the Fukagawa section of Koto-ku: The floating world of floating logs: the kiba of Koto-ku
• The Last Boat-Builder /Two Men and a Boat: Douglas Brooks, an American boat-builder, is struggling to save a Japanese tradition that’s sinking out of site fast.
• Japanese Wikipedia for chokibune 猪牙舟, the long, thin, roofless small boats used as a river taxi during the Edo period