2025 Asakusa Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#TravelItinerary 🏙️ Day 1: Shibuya & Harajuku - Feel the energy of Tokyo while enjoying the colorful night view and shopping at Shibuya Scramble Crossing. Head to Harajuku and experience the unique street food and fashion of Takeshita Street. (Tip: Be sure to see the night view from Shibuya Sky Observatory in the evening 🌃)⛩️ Day 2: Asakusa & Skytree - Enjoy traditional Japanese culture at Asakusa Sensoji and enjoy souvenir shopping at nearby Nakamise Street. In the afternoon, head to Skytree for a panoramic view of Tokyo! (Tip: We recommend booking Skytree tickets in advance 🎟️)🍣 Day 3: Tsukiji & Ginza - Enjoy a fresh sushi brunch at Tsukiji Market and head to Ginza for a high-end shopping and cafe tour. (Tip: Check the Tsukiji restaurant reservations in advance 🍴)🏞️ Day 4: Odaiba - End with a coastal drive and Rainbow Bridge night view! (Tip: Take a certification shot in front of the Statue of Liberty 📸) ✈️ Plan a short but fulfilling trip to Tokyo now! #TokyoTravel #JapanTravel #3Nights4Days

This year I have been to Tokyo three times and every time I have to go to Asakusa. Today I will tell you why you should not miss going to this area. What is good about it? 🤔 1️⃣ There are many foods to choose from. Most importantly, they are very delicious. You can walk in randomly and it is still delicious. There are many famous restaurants here. They have everything, whether it is savory or sweet. The downside is that most restaurants open at 11 am. I recommend coming here for lunch or dinner. 🍜 2️⃣ Excellent shopping area. Girls can shop tax free because there are so many shops to choose from. Some things are cheaper than Donki. Or if you are lazy and want to shop completely, there is Donki and a department store near the temple. I think this branch has fewer people than the others. 🛍️ 3️⃣ Mu Telu 🙏🏻📿 When you come to the temple, you can't help but make a wish. Sensoji Temple is famous for its amulets. You can choose any kind you want. Health, work, money, love, family, they have everything. Their stuff is awesome, I can't say it's true 555555. For those who buy amulets, don't forget to activate the ultimate by circling the amulet on the incense pot at the temple 3 times. 🤣 #TokyoTravel

📍Address: 1 Chome-20-3 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032 Japan 📍Atmosphere/Facilities: A small standing sushi bar 📍Key Points Instead of Instagram, I thoroughly searched Google Maps to find this place. They highly recommended the tuna here, and although I've never been impressed by tuna before, I decided to give it a try. The tuna was good, but I couldn't really tell. However, the golden eye snapper and ark shell were insanely delicious. The eel and tuna were decent. You can't go wrong with anything you order here. We stopped after a moderate amount since we planned to snack a lot, but I understand why some reviews mention eating a ton. 📍Average Price per Person: 3,200 yen (Tuna set, golden eye snapper, eel, ark shell) 📍Rating: 4.5/5

#TokyoTravel 💌 When you have the chance to fly to Tokyo, in addition to shopping and eating, another thing you can't miss is to intentionally pay homage to the Buddha at a temple. 💓 "Asakusa" or the Red Lantern Temple, as we Buddhists like to call it, because of the legend of its sacredness, whoever comes to pay homage and pray will have their wishes granted. 💗 This place has beautiful architecture. And the temple's distinctive red color, especially the giant red lantern at Kaminarimon Gate, which anyone who comes must stop by to take a picture and return with a great impression. 📍 Sensō-ji 2-chōme-3-1 Asakusa, Taitō-ku, 📍 Tōkyō-to 111-0032, Japan ⏰ 06.00-17.00 hrs. ⏰ October-March 06.00 - 16.30 hrs. ☎️ 813-3842-0181 #IndyTrip #travel #onedaytrip #missnature #centralregionteam #waitingfordeparture #familytrip #goodatmosphere #beautifulphotocoordinates #wintertravel #winterattractions #japanesetravel #japantravel #japanreview #travelabroad #worship #enhanceluck #amulet #famoustemple #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation #christmas2023

Just the giant chef head on top of the building is enough to take a photo of Kappabashi, a place that gathers all kinds of kitchen-related products. It is easy to get to from Asakusa, a popular tourist spot for Thais. In addition to the giant chef head, there is also a golden kappa statue that is like a sacred place for people to pay homage. In addition, the old-fashioned and classic atmosphere of the various shops is worth a walk to enjoy the atmosphere. For those who are tired of the modern, crowded atmosphere of Shinjuku, Harajuku, and Shibuya, come here. You might get a good frying pan and spatula to use.

These days, Thais are traveling to Japan a lot, especially in Tokyo, where no matter where you go, you will find Thai friends. A must-see attraction when visiting Tokyo is the large red lantern temple, Sensoji, in the Asakusa area, because it is a highlight that you must check in, worship, walk around and eat delicious snacks, and shop for various products on the street in front of the temple. Or if you want to go all out, girls must rent a kimono to wear and walk around the temple. But for us this time, we didn't focus on the area in front of the temple, but walked through the back of the temple to find a row of buildings that have been transformed into cute shops, giving off a sense of ancient Japan. If it's during the cool weather, I guarantee that walking along this street will be very enjoyable because it's not hot, and you can also take pictures with old buildings that are mostly decorated in brown and original wood tones. It's like walking in the past. The shops on both sides of the road have a variety of products for you to shop for, whether it's snacks or general products. You can stop and look at whatever you like. As for those who like taking pictures, they will probably like it because the old-fashioned buildings contrast with the modernity of the tall buildings, making it a perfect contrast. If you go to Tokyo during this time, And stop by Asakusa area. Stop by and walk around. I believe you will be so happy that you won't want to leave.

Address: Asakusa Tourism Atmosphere/Facilities: Kaminarimon is famous as the symbol of Asakusa. The big, striking red lantern is also a popular photo spot. We went for a snack at Nakamise Shopping Street in Asakusa. The area was bustling with tourists as they returned. Finally, we visited Sensoji Temple. #AsakusaTourism #Kaminarimon #SensojiTemple #AsakusaNakamise #Date #GirlsTrip #FamilyTrip #TokyoTourism

- great place for my trip - restaurant in the hotel is good. - public bath is not be crowded and comfortable. - room system is full of complete function for traveller. - I rested for 7 days with happiness. - Luggage Storage is available though I have checked out already. - perfect place with small room size. (suit for one person in the lowest-price room type.)

Asakusa is a microcosm of Tokyo's traditional culture, offering a shopping experience full of Japanese charm! Nakamise Street is a must-visit destination. This 300-meter shopping street leading to Senso-ji Temple is packed with wagashi (Japanese sweets) and souvenirs. We recommend the handmade mochi from Manendo (around 800 yen per box), which features a chewy exterior and sweet filling, making it a perfect gift. Keychains or phone cases shaped like the iconic Kaminarimon lantern (around 500-1500 yen) are available in many shops along Nakamise Street and make for memorable keepsakes. For travelers who love Japanese-style clothing, Nakaya offers beautifully designed and practical items like traditional fans and headscarves. Asakusa Underground Shopping Street is a treasure trove of retro toys and second-hand kimonos, ideal for bargain hunters. Nearby, Don Quijote Asakusa Store provides affordable snacks and exclusive KitKat flavors. When shopping, it's recommended to carry cash, as some small shops do not accept credit cards. Check store hours in advance (most are open from 9 AM to 6 PM) and avoid holiday crowds to enjoy a leisurely shopping experience in Asakusa!

📍Travel introduction Asakusa Shrine and Asahi Group Building Skytree Department Store Skytree Tower 🚩Travel route Kanda Station ((Akihabara, Shibuya, Ueno Park Station) 10 minutes on foot) or Ogawamachi Station (M Line (Tokyo)) 2 minutes on foot, S Line 5 minutes (Shinjuku))> Transfer at Tokyo Station (A Line)> Asakusa 🏖️Landmarks Asakusa Raimon, Kazemon, Yashi Tokyo Cruise Skytree Tower 🚇Transportation Subway 📷Photo Spots Skyline 350m 450m Photo Zone 🍜Recommended restaurants Night market next to Asakusa (Koboreya) Buncha (x) Moncha (o) and Okonomiyaki, etc. 🏠Recommended accommodations If reservations go well, move to other areas and stay overnight on the same day. If you're only going to one place, go to Kanda, Omawagachi. Recommended (Shinjuku, Shibuya, Akihabara, Tokyo Station are all within 20 minutes by subway) 💡Note: Do not put your transportation card in your pocket, but always put it in your wallet.

A unique experience in Asakusa! You can try engraving patterns into Kiriko glass! Reservation required! You can choose your favorite glass! It's easier to make larger glasses, but it may be difficult if you want to add lots of patterns. Kiriko is carved using a machine. This is difficult...! You'll definitely get engrossed in it 😑 Even if it's distorted, it will look good when you add light in the dark at the end lol I recommend it for foreigners too! After the Kiriko experience, it's good to stroll around while looking at the Skytree! Sensoji Temple is crowded, so I recommend Imado Shrine! It's the god of matchmaking here! #EnjoyJapan

#springitinerary Asakusa feels like stepping into a living postcard of old Tokyo. The moment I arrived, I was struck by how many people—young and old—were dressed in traditional Japanese attire. Kimono, yukata, geta sandals… everyone looked so elegant and effortlessly stylish. It added such a beautiful, authentic energy to the entire experience. Walking through Nakamise Street toward Sensoji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest and most iconic temple, felt like a blend of cultural richness and timeless charm. The smell of incense, the sound of temple bells, and the bustling stalls selling local snacks and souvenirs made it feel alive with tradition and history. Sensoji itself is stunning—grand, peaceful, and deeply spiritual. Whether you’re taking photos, drawing omikuji fortunes, or just soaking in the atmosphere, it’s a must-see spot that captures the heart of Tokyo’s heritage. Asakusa is where the past and present meet—and it’s absolutely magical. Don’t rush through it. Take your time, admire the details, and enjoy the beauty of Japan in motion.

#springitinerary We walked along Nakamise Street, where there were many small shops and tasty snacks. We tried taiyaki and ice cream both were delicious! The place was busy, but it still felt calm and full of charm. My kids really enjoyed walking on the street, especially the sweets! There were so many things to see and buy in Asakusa's shopping street. We truly had a great time there. #JammersTheExplorer #japan #Asakusa

#springitinerary The main attraction in Asakusa is Senso-ji, Tokyo’s oldest temple. Wearing a kimono in Asakusa made me feel more connected to Japanese culture. It wasn’t just about the pictures it was about the experience, the feeling and the beauty of the place. If you’re in Tokyo and want to see something traditional, Asakusa is a must-visit. A simple moment, but one I’ll never forget. #JammersTheExplorer #japan #Asakusa

#MayTravelSupport Tokyo Asakusa is extremely crowded, but if you go a little further out, there are no people. The brunch cafe I visited was like that, and right in front of this cafe, there was a really small amusement park? An amusement park. It's a place with rides for infants and toddlers, but there were so few people that it was a little scary.

How about a weekend getaway with a staycation in Tokyo? 🎒✨ This time, I stayed at the newly opened and beautifully designed "The Gate Hotel Ryogoku by Hulic," which boasts excellent accessibility! Let me share a recommended itinerary for leisurely sightseeing and gourmet experiences 🗺️💕 First, check into the hotel 🏨 Located just a short walk from Ryogoku Station, it's easy to find 🚶♀️. Some rooms offer views of the Tokyo Skytree and Sumida River, providing a sense of openness✨. Relax on the plush bed while admiring the stunning scenery from the window 🌃. In the evening, take a leisurely stroll to Asakusa! The riverside path is beautiful, and it's about a 20-minute walk to Kaminarimon 🪷. The pleasant breeze adds a touch of adventure 🌬️. For dinner, enjoy a sizzling meal at Asakusa's Monja Street 🔥, and don't forget to snap photos of Kaminarimon at night 📸. On the way back, the illuminated Skytree is mesmerizing, making you stop in awe 🗼💙. A nighttime riverside walk is incredibly romantic✨. The next morning, indulge in the hotel's breakfast 🍽️. Served as a course meal, each dish is presented beautifully and tastes amazing 💐. Starting the day with such elegance sets a perfect tone for the day 🌞. After breakfast, visit the famous shaved ice shop "Asakusa Naniwaya" 🍧. Their taiyaki is also a must-try, and sharing both was the best decision 🐟💕. It's the perfect treat for a hot day! Finally, enjoy a relaxed stroll around Asakusa before heading home 🚋. The leisurely pace of a hotel staycation made for a truly rejuvenating two days 🛁✨.

📅 Itinerary 4Days Tokyo Itinerary Day1：🇯🇵 Day 1: Tokyo City Tour • Morning: • Meiji Shrine • Harajuku Takeshita Street • Shibuya Crossing + Hachiko Statue • Afternoon: • Asakusa Senso-ji Temple • Nakamise Shopping Street • Tokyo Skytree (optional) • Evening: • Explore Akihabara or teamLab Planets (if you’re into digital art) • Dinner in Shinjuku (try Ichiran Ramen or Omoide Yokocho for izakaya-style eats) ⸻ 🗻 Day 2: Mt. Fuji Day Tour • Take a guided day trip or DIY via bus/train to the Fuji Five Lakes area or Hakone • Recommended spots: • Chureito Pagoda (iconic Mt. Fuji photo) • Lake Kawaguchi • Oshino Hakkai village • Try Hōtō noodles (Mt. Fuji region specialty) • Return to Tokyo in the evening ⸻ 🎢 Day 3: Tokyo DisneySea • Full-day at DisneySea (open ~9 AM to 9 PM) • Must-try rides: Journey to the Center of the Earth, Toy Story Mania, Tower of Terror • Eat inside the park or nearby Ikspiari mall after • Tip: Buy tickets in advance via Tokyo Disney Resort site ⸻ 🛍️ Day 4: Shopping & Departure • Morning–Afternoon: • Ginza (luxury & flagship stores) • Shinjuku (Don Quijote, Uniqlo, department stores) • Takeshita Street (youth fashion and quirky gifts) • Or visit Ameyoko Market in Ueno for affordable snacks and streetwear • Last-minute food haul: Tokyo Banana, KitKat flavors, Royce chocolate (available in stations or airport) 🏨 Accommodation: Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International 🍴 Food Recommendations : Tokyo Banana, KitKat flavors, Royce chocolate (available in stations or Airport) 📌 Tips Check weather all the time. and plan ahead. Book a private vehicle for tours so you can make the most of the city.

#EnjoyJapan #Tokyo In Asakusa, I visited Sensoji Temple, and there were many food stalls, souvenir shops, and restaurants, so I had a lot of fun! Here are the places I went this time⭐️ ①"Asakusa Unana" They sell delicious rice balls made with domestic eels 💰Eel rice balls are ¥600! They also sold several types of drinks ☺️ It's a gourmet food recommended for eating on the go, and they gave it to me in a plastic container so it's easy to carry around♪♪ When you pay at the kiosk, the staff will help you. Last time, I waited in front of the store, but this time I was told the time and was told to come when it was time, so I decided to wander around the area before returning! There was also an eat-in space a little away from the store! (Standing) ____________________________________ 📍Asakusa Unana 2-7-21 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo ⏰9:30-17:30 *Business hours may vary ____________________________________ ②"Ichiban-ya" A rice cracker shop that has been in Asakusa for over 130 years🍘 I bought some rice crackers as a small souvenir for my family🎶 There are many different types of rice crackers, including soy sauce, seaweed, shichimi, sesame, wasabi, granulated sugar, wet rice crackers, and more! If you go to Nakamise Shopping Street, please stop by! ____________________________________ 📍Ichiban-ya 1-31-1 Nakamise Shopping Street, Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo ⏰9:00-18:00 (until 19:00 on weekends) *Business hours may vary ____________________________________ #Japan #Asakusa #Sensoji Temple #Japan Travel #Domestic Travel #Tokyo Travel #Souvenirs

#EnjoyJapan How about a gourmet spot that makes you feel like you're "traveling" while in the city? 🗺️💕 From ethnic to Japanese to Mexican, there is a wide variety and you'll be very satisfied✨ 📍SLENDIB (Kuramae) A rare restaurant where you can enjoy Sri Lankan curry in the city! 🇱🇰🍛 The plate is beautifully presented and it's appetizing...🥺💕 Since you can enjoy the authentic taste casually, there is always a long line of locals😳 It closes as soon as it sells out, so we recommend visiting right after it opens! 📍Krop Krua (Kuramae) There is also a Thai restaurant in Kuramae! 🇹🇭✨ The gapao rice and green curry you eat in an open space are authentic🔥 You'll be full with fried rice topped with large shrimp🦐 Lunch is reasonable and it feels like a hidden gem! 📍Monja Okoge (Asakusa) When you think of downtown, you think of monja! 👘 In a bright and casual restaurant, the seafood monja and mentaiko mochi cheese are fragrant and delicious✨ It's also fun to drink from lunch😆🍻 Even if you're not confident in grilling, the staff will support you♪ 📍Three B Tacos (Kuramae) Enjoy a trip to Mexico in Kuramae! 🌮✨ I took out taco rice! There are many menus, and I always have trouble deciding what to get💓 The energetic staff's service is also great and full of atmosphere😉 📍Bistro Sablier (Kayabacho) I went to Kayabacho and went to a fruit bistro🍷 I was captivated by the cute exterior that looks like it could be found on a street corner in Paris💕 A rare restaurant where you can enjoy wagyu steak and seasonal fruits in a bowl😲✨ It's cooked to go well with rice, which is exactly what you can do because it's a fruit shop! I was able to try a wide variety of foods, and it was a gourmet trip that left both my stomach and my heart very satisfied💕 Why not try traveling the world on your next day off? 🛫 #GoldenWeek #Kuramae #Asakusa #Kayabacho #TokyoGourmet #TokyoGourmetTour

#EnjoyJapan I went around the cafes in the always lively and bustling Asakusa-Kuramae area where you can relax and enjoy your time at a cafe at your own pace, away from the hustle and bustle🍵✨ I'll introduce you to the perfect cafe for those who want to enjoy their time at a cafe at their own pace💁♀️🌿 📍safn Located halfway between Asakusa and Kuramae, this cafe is famous for its matcha sweets, which are currently very popular💚 The simple and stylish interior is reminiscent of a Korean cafe♡ The popular matcha latte is very satisfying in both appearance and taste😻 📍Shiratama Sabo Maruman Located near Asakusa Station, the star of this cafe is the chewy shiratama🍡💕 These are chewy and soft, and are boiled after receiving an order👏 The interior of the cafe is a calm, Japanese-modern space, and it's easy to enter even if you're alone💮 📍en Easy walking to the Kuramae area! At 《en》, I was impressed by the open, renovated space✨ The food, sweets, and drinks are all well-stocked, and I couldn't stop flipping through the menu🥺 It's a convenient cafe that can be enjoyed in any situation! 📍ETIAM The last place I visited was a hidden cafe on the second floor of a leather goods store☕ It was a quiet space, and I couldn't help but enjoy the homemade baked goods...! 🍪 The interior of the store, with its stylish products on display, was like a gallery, and it was so relaxing~🕊️ Each shop had its own unique character, and I wanted to go back to every one of them💫✨ When you want to relax and feel the Japanese atmosphere, be sure to visit these places😉✨ #GoldenWeek #Kuramae #KuramaeCafe #Asakusa #CoffeeShop #TokyoCafeTour

#EnjoyJapan This time, we're going on a coffee shop tour that will tickle the needs of retro-loving girls☕️ The Asakusa-Kinshicho area, close to the Skytree, is a treasure trove of coffee shops filled with retro and modern styles! 💎 We'll introduce a fun course to explore while taking a leisurely stroll🍮👣 📍Coffee Shop Mountain How about starting your day with a coffee shop breakfast? 💓 This shop has a Showa-era feel, and their specialty is "cinnamon toast"🍞 This hearty dish, topped with fresh cream, is perfect for recharging your energy☺ 📍Coffee Shop Hangetsu Next up is this place that's becoming increasingly popular in Kuramae🌙 It's a space that combines a retro atmosphere with modernity, and the high ceilings give it a great sense of openness. With the light streaming in through the glass windows, you can relax and forget about time 😌 There may be a small line on weekends, so we recommend going on weekdays or in the morning on weekends ✍️ 📍Brown Cafe Coffer Finally, you can access it from Asakusa or Honjo Azumabashi here 🩵 The calm wooden interior and amber-colored lighting are irresistible 🥺 The popular pancakes are baked one by one after ordering ✨ They go great with coffee 💯 It was a cafe that made me want to read in a relaxing space 📖 Cafe hopping is not just about the taste, but also the atmosphere. This time, we've put together a collection of shops with a retro theme that are a little nostalgic and warm 💕 #GoldenWeek #Kuramae #KuramaeCafe #Asakusa #CoffeeShop #TokyoCafeHop

#cherryblossom25 There’s nothing like springtime in Japan. Streets, parks, and riversides transform into a sea of soft pink petals. The air feels lighter, the mood softer, and for a brief moment, everything slows down. Hanami under blooming trees, petals falling like snow, and that quiet beauty you wish you could bottle up forever. A fleeting season — but unforgettable. Japan in bloom is pure magic. 🌸💫

#asakusa #skytree #omurice #matsuri

#springitinerary I had a dream before that i was wandering in Asakusa. Finally that was realized during our Tokyo Japan trip when we roam around Asakusa Japan. Seeing the Kaminarimon gate, browsing food and souvenirs in Nakamise Shopping street, and finally reaching the Senso-ji temple, it is really a dream come true! We bought most souvenirs here and what's best is we went there in style wearing japanese traditional kimonos! When in Japan, do what Japanese do. #japanitinerary #asakusa

This time I would like to recommend a kimono rental shop in Asakusa, Tokyo. For those who are renting a kimono for the first time I highly recommend going to a store where people can speak Chinese. Since there are many types of kimonos, it will be easier to choose kimonos and communicate about hairstyles. This kimono shop has a wide variety of kimonos The interview dress I wore this time is JPY¥15000, about HKD$800 My boyfriend is wearing a basic men's kimono JPY¥5000 about HKD$300 Girls' price includes hairstyle, hair accessories, clogs, and bag props We also hired a photographer for 60 minutes, who also spoke Chinese. There will be all the negatives and a few refined ones~ If a couple wants to wear kimono together, it is highly recommended to find a photographer to provide action guidance🥰 They also provide makeup services, but I did it myself. I highly recommend you go there when you go to Tokyo! ! 📍Address: Jing Kimono Photo Gallery 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-17:30 (return the kimono at 17:00) We recommend that you book the earliest possible time. Then you can arrive a little earlier to see the styles~ Don't go too late, most of the styles have been picked up 😳 #globaltravel #Tokyoitourinary #Asakusa #Kaminarimon #Sensoji Temple #Asakusa #Kimono

#cityplaybook I had a chance to walk in the night at the Asakusa. The weather was so cold because of Winter so there weren’t many people out for a walk, which makes the atmosphere around Asakusa feel calm and quiet—quite different from usual. We walked from a restaurant near Asakusa to our hotel in the Ueno area which took approximately 15-20 mins by walk. If you have the time and want to enjoy the atmosphere, walking from Asakusa to Ueno is a highly recommended activity. #cityplaybook #aprilblooms #Uptomejourney #staycation #travel #thingstodo #japan #tokyo #asakusa #ueno #postandearn

#cityplaybook The Kuramae–Asakusa area is where old Tokyo charm meets modern creativity. From handmade sweets and cozy cafes in renovated buildings to historic landmarks like Senso-ji Temple and the iconic Kaminarimon, this walkable neighborhood offers the perfect mix of tradition and trend. Whether you’re in it for food, culture, or just a good stroll—this is the spot! 11:30 🍲 Lunch at Imahan, a sukiyaki legend Juicy, melt-in-your-mouth sukiyaki at one of Tokyo’s most beloved traditional restaurants. Pro tip: book ahead—it gets busy at lunchtime! 13:00 🌸 Walk along the Sumida River & through Sumida Park So much greenery to enjoy! It’s especially popular (and beautiful!) during cherry blossom season. 15:00 ☕ Tea break at dial, a Kuramae café gem Shared a giant mille-feuille with a friend and had fun with their surprise fortune cookie. So cute and cozy! 16:00 🍪 Snack stop at Kashiya Shinonome (Kuramae) A tiny bakery with a big following. I grabbed a bunch of sweets—highly recommend the coffee cookies and pound cake! 18:00 🍝 Retro vibes and pasta at Carib in Asakusa Ended the day with a nostalgic dinner—classic meat sauce pasta in a Showa-era kissaten. Loved the vibe and the big portions! Why I recommend this area: ・A foodie paradise with everything from old-school eats to trendy cafés ・Tons of spots packed into a walkable route—perfect for a relaxed stroll and snack-hopping 📍Taito City, Tokyo #Kuramae #Asakusa #Tokyo #Japan #CityWalks #TokyoEats #HiddenTokyo #RetroTokyo #SweetsAndStrolls #CityGuide

Sushi Edomaru is one of the most memorable restaurants I visited during my trip to Tokyo. The sashimi was incredibly tender and melted in my mouth—an unforgettable experience. I would even call it my "life-changing sushi spot." The interior is cozy, creating a pleasant atmosphere, and everything was very clean. The staff were friendly and engaged in warm conversations with the guests, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. Ordering was convenient as you could scan a QR code to access a menu in Korean and place your order directly from your phone. The restaurant is located just a 1-minute walk from Asakusa Station and is also close to Sensoji Temple. If you're in Asakusa, I highly recommend giving it a try!