Must-go in Tokyo｜🏯Sensoji Temple Travel Guide｜Feel the local atmosphere of Japan

🎏When you enter the Thunder Gate, the first thing that catches your eye is the ancient clock. Time seems to have stopped here. Walking through Nakamise-dori, you will be dazzled by the wide variety of snacks and souvenir shops on both sides, as if you were on a pedestrian street in China. 🌸Next, you may want to climb the five-story pagoda and the main hall to overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire Asakusa area and feel the tranquility and solemnity of this ancient temple. 👘Near Sensoji Temple, you can also experience various traditional cultural activities, such as strolling in kimono, savoring the tea ceremony, writing Zen fonts, etc., and deeply feel the charm of Japanese culture. 🌆Sensoji Temple is open all year round, but the best time to visit is to avoid holidays and weekends. It is especially quiet in the morning or evening. Especially at the New Year's Eve every year, Sensoji Temple will hold a grand blessing event, with a countdown at 00:00 and a 108-bell ringing ceremony to bring good wishes for the new year. 🏮Don't forget the big lantern of Kaminarimon, it is one of the symbols of Sensoji Temple. Stand under the lantern, let the camera capture your perfect integration with this traditional element, and feel the charm of local characteristics. 🍱There are many delicious foods around Sensō-ji Temple. Tempura, sesame cakes, soba noodles, etc. are all local specialties that cannot be missed. Although some shops may have the problem of heavy oil smoke, overall, the food experience here is definitely worth a try. #Tokyo Attractions