Night walk in Asakusa｜Sensoji Temple has a unique charm at night⛩️

🎈Family, I happened to live near Sensoji Temple, so my sister and I decided to go to Sensoji Temple for a stroll after dinner to help digest the food. I didn’t expect that Sensoji Temple at night is also so beautiful! We went there around 7pm and there weren't many people. The faint red light shining on the building is more charming than during the day✅. 👀Most of the small shops on the roadside are closed, only the restaurant is still open, and it doesn’t look like there are many people outside. Therefore, friends who have not made a hotel reservation can just walk around the area and walk in if they find one they like👌. 🌙At night, you can see a whole row of lit lanterns that you can't see during the day🏮. Walk slowly along the way and feel the lights reflected on the road at night. It's really beautiful. 🎐You can also draw lots in the temple at night🪄. There are small tables outside for self-service fortune-telling. You put 100 yen in and shake the lot yourself💴. There is a number on the lottery ticket that you shake out. Take it from the drawer with the corresponding number. I got lucky the first time, so happy 🥳. It doesn’t matter if you draw an unlucky lot. The instructions say that you can leave the unlucky lot on a wooden stick next to the temple, and then put the small wooden stick on the shelf next to it. This way, all the unlucky things will be left here. #Tokyo Attractions