Asakusa Sightseeing Spots Ultimate 41!

Asakusa Sightseeing Spots Ultimate 41!

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I’m a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter of English for 12 years.

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I show you hidden local information which you have never seen and heard of through books and ordinary site!

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Below is the ultimate 35 spots I recommend!

Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate)

The iconic entrance to Asakusa with a huge red lantern. One of Tokyo’s most famous photo spots.

Nakamise traditional shopping Street

A lively shopping street leading to Senso-ji Temple, full of souvenirs, snacks, and traditional sweets.

Masudaen Tea Shop

A popular tea shop known for Japanese tea and matcha( powdered Japanese tea)

Golden “Poop” (Asahi Beer Hall)

A famous golden sculpture with a funny nickname. A must-see and photo spot for visitors.

Rickshaw (Jinrikisha)

Traditional rickshaw rides with friendly drivers who explain Asakusa’s history.

Asakusa Culture and Tourist Information Center

Tourist information and a free observation deck with great views of Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree.

Tokyo Skytree View Spot ① (Intersection)

A classic place to photograph Tokyo Skytree rising above the streets of Asakusa.

Ningyo-yaki Bairindo( Japanese red been cake)

A traditional Asakusa sweet, small cakes shaped like dolls and temples.

Sakai Kokodō(UKIYOE woodblock painting shop)

A long-established shop selling traditional Japanese UKIYOE art crafts and souvenirs.

Matcha Sweets Kaminari Issa

A popular café for matcha ( powdered green tea)drinks and Japanese-style desserts.

Ningyoya Musashi( lucky cat dolls)

A specialty shop selling traditional Japanese dolls.

The lucky cat dolls are popular.

Seisuke Knife Shop

A well-known shop selling high-quality Japanese kitchen knives.

Tokyo Skytree View Spot ② (Near Kiyosuke Knife Shop)

A scenic view where the Skytree appears between traditional buildings.

Tokyo Skytree View Spot ③ (Denpoin Street)

A beautiful contrast of Edo-style streets and modern Tokyo Skytree.

The Story of Senso-ji Temple’s Origin

There is an exhibition explaining the history and founding legend of Sensoji temple.

2 fishermen caught Buddha statue nearby river and dedicated it here AD628.

Five-story Pagoda and Hozomon Gate

One of the most impressive views inside Senso-ji Temple grounds.

Giant Straw Sandals (O-waraji)

Huge straw sandals believed to protect people’s good health.

Tokyo Skytree View Spot ④ (With the Pagoda)

A famous photo angle featuring both the pagoda and Tokyo Skytree.

Senso-ji Omikuji (Fortune Slips)

Try your luck with traditional Japanese fortunes. “Bad luck” fortunes are surprisingly common!

Incense Burner (Jokoro)

Visitors wave the incense smoke over their bodies for good health.

Temizuya (Purification Fountain)

Wash your hands and mouth here before praying, following Japanese custom.

Main Hall – Sacred Statue Area

The heart of Senso-ji, where visitors pray for health, happiness, and success.

Ceiling pictures of the Main Hall

Look up to see beautiful traditional artwork decorating the ceiling.

Asakusa Shrine

A Shinto shrine next to Senso-ji, famous for the Sanja Matsuri festival.

It’s dedicated 2 fishermen and boss of the village who decided to offer prayers to the Buddha statue AD628.

The golden sign is the fishing net inside.

Waterfall at Senso-ji

A small, peaceful waterfall hidden inside the next to the mail hall.

Koi Pond at Senso-ji

A relaxing spot with colorful koi swimming in the pond.

Goshuin (Temple Stamp)

Godhuin( a calligraphy stamp )given as a memory of your visit.

Jizo Statues

There are Jizo Stone statues believed to protect children and travelers.

Tokyo Skytree View Spot ⑤ (From Senso-ji)

A special view where tradition and modern Tokyo meet.

West Approach Melon Pan Shop

Freshly baked melon bread, crispy outside and soft inside.

Katana Shops (Toya, Ichiryoya)

Shops selling Japanese swords and samurai-style goods.

AGE.3 (Fried Sandwich Shop)

A trendy shop famous for deep-fried sandwiches, perfect for street food.

Onigiri Shop “Unana”

A unique rice ball shop known for eel-filled onigiri.

Ninja experience JIKIKANM

A fun ninja-themed attraction with exhibits and experiences.

Sanrio gift gate

A cute souvenir shop of Hello Kitty,showcasing one of Japan’s most famous characters.

DON QUIJOTE Asakusa

Biggest discount chain open  24 hours.

If you can’t sleep at night, go here!

Asakusa mench ( Japanese fried cutlet)

Its very popular Japanese food stall offers fried cutlet .

 There is long queue all the time.

Denpoin Temple 

This is the Buddha temple where you can see Jizo buddah statue, offer prayers to babies who passed away early age.

Mini pig cafe

It’s getting popular to see mini pig in this cafe.

You pay by the time you stay. 

Drink is free.

Hoppy street ( restaurants street)

Both sides of this street are all drinking restaurants!

You can enjoy the local foods culture here!

DAIS( Kobe beef sushi)

You can try Kobe beef sushi here !

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