Asakusa Yokocho — Restaurant in Tokyo

Asakusa's popularity stems from Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise shopping street. As Tokyo's oldest and most famous temple, Sensoji is crowded, except early mornings and nights. Visitors can get fortune papers for 100 yen, keeping good ones and tying bad ones to the temple's rack. (ie you leave your bad luck behind at the temple and it won’t follow you.). Fanning incense smoke towards you at the huge incense urn brings blessings. The temple is free and open 24/7, near Asakusa stations.

Nakamise Dori offers snacks and souvenirs. It is a pedestrian shopping street that runs from Kaminarimon to Sensoji Temple. However we could not stay long to try the snacks because we had a tight schedule ahead. Disappointed though. Will try the snacks next visit.

The Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center offers a free 8th-floor view. From the observation deck, you have an excellent aerial view of Asakusa Sensoji Temple and Nakamise Dori and Tokyo Skytree. The bright red 'Thunder Gate' lantern marks the temple's entrance. It is the most photographed lantern in Asakusa.

Sensoji, Kiyomizu-dera, and Namba Yasaka Jinja are Japan's top temples. Though they are all tourists attractions, however they are historical Japanese temples that...

Similar to the other new yokocho’s that’s been coming up around Tokyo, very overpriced and the employees are all either rude, unfriendly or uninterested in serving people. Tried to go into the foot water-bath cafe spot—server just decided not to come out to greet us though we stood outside the glass door for 10min. After going in and asking him for service, gave us lengthy explanation on how food can’t be eaten at the in-pool tables and that we can only eat what we’re bringing in at a pool side table instead, and that there’s no table charge for that. That sounded reasonable and at this point guy had an attitude so we weren’t planning on even going to the in-pool area afterwards, but once we sat down the guy says we need to order 1 drink each from their overpriced and limited drinks menu lol. Also more just FYI you can’t bring kids here either, family before us was...

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浅草横町

浅草寺、浅草仲見世商店街から徒歩約２分！2022年7月にオープンして以来、浅草の新しい観光スポットとして人気飲食店、着物レンタルショップが集結！

日本の様々な祭り（よさこい、阿波踊り、盆踊りなど）やサンバが開催(スケジュール要確認！)

同じ４階にある着物レンタル「Wargo」では着物、浴衣、袴のレンタルがあり店内はもちろん着物を着たまま外出もできるから、浅草観光もそのままできちゃいます♡ 翌日返却オプションや配送サービスもあるからアフターサービスも万全♪

フロア内にはSNS映えするフォトスポットも沢山あるので着物を着て撮りたいですよね🩷

About 2 minutes walk from Sensoji and Asakusa Nakamise shopping district! Since its opening in July 2022, popular restaurants and kimono rental shops have gathered as new tourist spots in Asakusa!

Various Japanese festivals (Yosakoi, Awa Odori, Bon Odori, etc.) and samba are held (schedule required!)

"At the same kimono rental ""Wargo"" on the 4th floor, you can rent kimonos, yukata, and hakama, and you can go out wearing kimonos as well as inside the shop, so you can go sightseeing in Asakusa as it is ♡" Next day return option and delivery service, so after-sales service is perfect♪

There are many photo spots on the floor that show SNS, so you want to take a picture wearing a...