Asakusa Review

another historic scenic spot that is must go in Tokyo Japan , there is the grand temple , busy historic streets for sightseeing

An alley walking at the most famous temple of Asakusa with kimono is an amazing vibe. Enjoying street food is one of things to do in Asakusa.

Went here with a friend and walked around the place. It was a good place because of so many food that you can try. A bit crowded though but it was fun.

Asakusa is a must-see attraction to visit Tokyo, the incense temple and the lively shopping street at the door form a perfect combination, cultural experience and shopping fun one-stop experience. The shopping street of Zhongjian Shitong is the most lively, with many folk customs and folk crafts and specialties. The pendants with the words Asakusa thunder door are undoubtedly the most popular souvenirs.

Mainly visit Sensoji Temple, no tickets, Leimen, Zhongjianshi Shopping Street, Shrine, Xishendao Shopping Street, you can ask for a sign and buy some souvenirs. There are various foods to eat around the circle, Mucun family-shaped burning, Huayuetang pineapple buns, all famous shops. There is also a playground around, and it is said that it is the shrine where the fortune cat originated. It is still close to the Skytree.

I don't like the "special scenic spots" full of tourists. Some small shops like it. It is also about May 5th Boys' Day. It is very suitable. I think this street is noisy, go to the main road, it is easy to see many Japanese drama funerals in a black with a pearl necklace typical dress, because it is the weekend and Sensoji area, I think it is a lot of law. There are many canteen shops on the main road, and I picked a Takata house with few tourists - Asakusa shop, which is delicious. The dining environment is comfortable, the appearance is quiet and quiet, and the interior is clean and tidy. Diners are Japanese-speaking people, and the dishes are quite authentic.

One of the must-visit tourist attractions in Tokyo, there are temples, pavilions, small bridges, rivers, and colorful fish. There are towers. Take a walk from Leimen to here. After praying, you can sit and rest on the nearby small stone platform to see people wearing beautiful kimonos. It is also a different beauty.

In the afternoon, strolling at Sensoji Temple, the women in kimono ready to get on the bus, the elderly who guard the store, and the various pedestrians who shuttle from time to time from the streets and alleys... make Tokyo seem particularly quiet and tasteful on this rainy day; In the evening, I walked down the brightly lit Ginza Avenue, watching the gentlemen in suits and the ladies in fine clothes coming and going, all nervous but orderly.