Asakusa – A day full of Japanese sensibility 🇯🇵

#Overseas travel A must-see spot for Tokyo travel, 📍Asakusa Centered around the quiet atmosphere of Sensoji It is a place where you can fully experience Japanese tradition in Tokyo 📍Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo, and a commemorative photo at the Kaminarimon at the entrance is a must! When you walk in, the Nakamise Street that follows is lined with traditional Japanese sweets and souvenir shops, so it's fun just to look around. 👘 I also highly recommend the kimono experience! There are many kimono rental shops in Asakusa, and it's a different feeling to walk around Sensoji wearing traditional clothes. (The photos come out really pretty 📸) 🥢 There are many local restaurants nearby with good value for money, and it's great to enjoy Japanese home cooking such as sushi, tempura, and udon at a low price. 🕯️ When I visited Sensoji Temple again around sunset, the quiet atmosphere of the temple under the lights was really impressive. ⸻ 📍 1 minute walk from Asakusa Station 🕒 Shopping area: 10:00 ~ 18:00 / Sensoji is open all year round 💰 Kimono rental: Various prices starting from 3,000 yen ⸻ Asakusa is a must-see route for travelers who want to experience ‘traditional Japan’ in Tokyo! The moment you put on a kimono and walk down Nakamise Street, you’ll really feel like you’re in Japan. 🇯🇵✨