Area

Asakusa

Senso-ji, Nakamise and the old temple town on the Sumida River.

The entrance of 浅草文化観光センター (Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center) with a modern wooden slatted facade, tourist information ⓘ sign, and visitors at the gla
Asakusa Tourist Information CenterViewpoint
The facade of 今井鳥良商店 (Imai Toriyoshi Shoten) inside a covered arcade in Asakusa, with wooden hanging signs reading 手羽先唐揚 (chicken wing karaage), 杉板焼き (cedar pla
Hoppy Street, AsakusaIzakaya lane
The Kaminarimon Gate at Senso-ji viewed from across Kaminarimon-dori street with a zebra crossing in the foreground, a large festival crowd including visitors i
Kaminarimon Gate, AsakusaGate
Nakamise-dori looking toward the Hozomon Gate of Senso-ji with dense festival crowds, Japanese national flags and red lanterns, the five-story pagoda visible to
Nakamise Street, AsakusaStreet food“On Nakamise, I'd recommend eating your way along the street — three or four snacks at around ¥500 each.”
Festival crowds near the end of Nakamise-dori with Senso-ji's five-story pagoda rising behind the trees, a 仲見世 (Nakamise) sign and souvenir shop facade visible
Senso-ji TempleTemple“I like Senso-ji in the morning, when there are fewer people, and at night, when the lighting is beautiful.”