Asakusa Shrine — Attraction in Tokyo

Ive always enjoyed coming to this temple for blessings and giving my return of thanks. I dont want to say I was scammed since I should’ve checked my receipt earlier. So I recommend double checking your charms purchase price against the board, as juggling two children was not helpful on catching this in time. I was charged 9 items for 8 items that I bought but maybe my memory failed me. However I definitely cant match any of the prices up with taxes to the items i purchased. I definitely was not expecting that as I visited this place before. So be cautious and check...

A fantastic place to visit. A chance to learn and experience Shinto and Buddhist rituals together. You can admire the stunning buildings and structures, get calligraphy added to your book, stamps, wishes and more. Leading from and up to the shrines is the most incredible shopping, particularly if looking for nice Japanese souvenirs. Plenty of places to eat and drink as well. Be sure to observe requirements to not eat and drink in...

In many ways this is the most instantly recognisable view of the vast city that is Tokyo. One of the few historic buildings to have survived the bombing raids of the second world war, this Shinto shrine receives millions of visitors each year and is justifiably on the cirty's tourist trail. It is worth visiting the shrine at night as well since it is beautifully...