10-Year-Old Elementary School Student's Tokyo Travel Guide - Part 2 🌟

Afternoon: Asakusa Temple + Tokyo Skytree 🕍🌇 🌊🎢 After lunch, we took the subway to Asakusa Temple. 🌟🌸Our kid picked out a little horse pendant at Sushiro Toy Store. It was a bit pricey, but totally unique! 🐎 ✨ Then we tried the super-popular fried meat patties. These were truly amazing—crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. 🌊🎢Meat lovers definitely need to give them a try! 🍔 After leaving Asakusa Temple, we did a city walk all the way to Tokyo Skytree to catch the sunset. Along the way, we passed by the Sumida River and the golden "💩" building. 🌊 🌟🌸 As for whether to go up the Skytree, it really depends on the person. Our kid and dad both love heights and panoramic views, so we decided to go up. 🚀 🎫 Ticket Price for 2 adults + 1 child: 353 RMB. The highest observation deck is at 450 meters! 🍃🌺 We booked a time slot for sunset to experience Tokyo's beautiful sunsets. 🌅 🌟🌸Tip: It gets super crowded near sunset, so make sure to secure a good spot early. Otherwise, you won't be able to squeeze in when it's almost time! 🚶‍♂️ 🍃🌺Evening: We stopped by a Montbell near Tokyo Station. The prices were similar to what we see during sales in China. 🛒 #TravelingWithKids #ElementarySchoolTravel 🌟