Sensouji

Senso-ji Temple is a buddhist temple located in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. It is one of the most famous temples in the country. Its official name is “Kinryu-zan.” Senso-ji.”

Sensouji in daytime is lovely, but the night time is also wonderful. Even though I grew up in Tokyo, I am still impressed when I go there.

If you are fan of demon of strayer, you can absolutely enjoy the atmosphere.

Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Sky Tree® is the world’s tallest radio tower. From the observation decks at 450 m and 350 m above ground level, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the Tokyo metropolitan area. At the foot of the Tokyo Sky Tree® is Tokyo Solamachi®, where a wide variety of shops and attractions are located.

It is only one train stop from Asakusa Station, and the Solamachi has an aquarium and planetarium, making it very enjoyable to spend a whole day there

Hoppy Road

Hoppy Street is a favorite drinking spot for Asakusa tourists and local drinkers alike.　Many of the shops are open from daylight hours, and the area is busy throughout the day with people enjoying lunchtime drinks and after-work launches.

In recent years, its retro atmosphere has gained popularity and many couples enjoy casual drinking dates.

Rickshaw

By using a rickshaw, visitors can relax and enjoy the tasteful streets of Asakusa when visiting historical sightseeing spots such as Nakamise-gai and Sensoji.

Rickshaw drivers are usually well informed about Asakusa’s sights and historical information and may also act as guides for travellers. Visitors can enjoy the attractions of Asakusa while riding in a rickshaw and listening to the rickshawman’s guidance.

As the rickshaws can navigate the narrow streets and downtown areas of Asakusa, they allow visitors to explore the area in a relaxed manner without worrying about vehicular traffic or noise. A rickshaw can also be a kind of activity for tourists and an opportunity to create special memories.