• Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center - Enjoy the view from the 8th floor of the Cultural Tourist Information Center in Asakusa.
• Nakamise Shopping Street (Kaminarimon) - Enter the heart of Asakusa through the main gate of Sensoji Temple, Kaminarimon Gate, a symbol of Asakusa.
• Senso-ji Temple Bentendo - Explore the central area of Asakusa and visit Bentendo, a charming temple dedicated to the deity of art and prosperity.
• The Bell of Time - Adjacent to Bentendo Temple is the Bell of Time, historically rung by the monk of Senso-ji Temple to announce the time during the Edo Period (16th to 18th century).
• Senso-ji Temple Nisombutsu - Discover a serene spot featuring two bronze statues and four stone statues of Buddhist deities from the 17th century.
• Senso-ji Temple Nitenmon Gate - To the right of Sensoji Temple’s main hall is Nitenmon Gate, a National Cultural Property of Japan, once reserved for the Shogun during the Edo Period.
• Asakusa Shrine - After viewing Nitenmon Gate, visit Asakusa Shrine, home to three deities linked to the origins of Sensoji Temple. It also houses three large portable shrines used in the Sanja Festival in May.
• Senso-ji Temple Yogodo - Visit Yogodo Temple.
• Senso-ji Temple Awashimado - Explore Awashimado.
• Asakusa Nishisando - For a taste of Japanese sweets, try melon-bread at 花月堂 (Kagetsu-do) on Nishi-sando Shopping Street.
• Hozomon - In front of the temple, find Hozomon Gate, featuring a pair of guardian statues.
• Senso-ji Temple - Conclude the walking tour at Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple with a 1,400-year history. Learn about the temple and its revered Buddhist deity, Kannon Bodhisattva, cherished by many throughout history.

• Omotenashi Spirit
• 5min Standup Comedy Show

In addition to showcasing landmarks such as Kaminarimon Gate and Tokyo Skytree, Ryo will guide you to numerous charming temples and shrines in the vicinity.

Asakusa is unique for having both a Buddhist temple and a Shinto shrine side by side. This offers an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the religious beliefs held by Japanese people.

Ryo will also lead you to Nakamise Shopping Street, where he will share the history of Senso-ji Temple, accompanied by various illustrations. He will explain how the temple has been cherished and supported by a diverse range of people, from locals to generals across different eras.

Ryo, your host, has six years of experience working in Asakusa as a rickshaw driver and is enthusiastic about sharing Japanese culture and history through the exploration of Asakusa. He is also eager to share his humorous insights from the perspective of a local Japanese comedian. Let’s enjoy a deeper exploration of Asakusa, Tokyo’s most iconic historical site!

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