https://ph.trip.com/moments/detail/tokyo-294-18438793?locale=en-PH
Tummy TravelsSingapore
vipIconPotential creator
levelIconTravel Guru

Experience Traditional Culture in Tokyo

#tokyo Tokyo has a rich history and culture, so make sure to visit some of the city's traditional temples, shrines, and gardens. I recommend visiting the Imperial Palace, which is the official residence of Japan's emperor, situated on a beautiful estate in the center of Tokyo. Other than that, Sensoji Temple is also a must visit. It is one of Tokyo's oldest and most famous temples, located in the Asakusa district. The temple's main hall, five-story pagoda, and Nakamise-dori shopping street are all worth visiting.
Posted: Feb 23, 2023
RoamingRendezvous
Silly Papa
_tx***2g
_tx***8b
21 people found this moment helpful
1 review
Sam Phang
Sam Phang
Submit
21
Mentioned in this post
Attraction

Imperial Palace

4.7/52109 reviews | Historic buildings
Tokyo
No. 17 of Best Things to Do in Tokyo
Details
Show more
Related Trip Moments
Sensō-ji

Tokyo Anytime: Eat, Shop, Explore!

Jean Dora
Nakamise Shopping Street

Dressed in a kimono, sipping matcha, and strolling around Asakusa.

เขย่ง life
Sensō-ji

Urban Zen Views🌆

enererururu
Sensō-ji

Tokyo’s Asakusa: Tradition, Tastes & Treasure Hunts 🎏✨ Kick off your Tokyo adventure with the vibrant pulse of Asakusa! From savoring vegan ramen that’s nothing short of life-changing, to scoring unique souvenirs along lantern-lined lanes, this neighborhood is all about capturing the spirit of old-meets-new Japan. Don’t skip skincare shopping—Japanese brands here are top-tier, and Onitsuka Tiger sneakers make the coolest souvenir. 🗺️ Ultimate Asakusa Stroll: Start early at Sensō-ji (2 Chome-3-1 Asakusa)—Japan’s oldest temple—where the bright red Thunder Gate and incense cloud offer iconic, insta-worthy angles. Wander Nakamise Shopping Street (1 Chome-36-3 Asakusa) for street snacks and quirky gifts (try melon pan and vegan sweet potato treats!). Snap overhead shots of crowds and shopfronts for that bustling Tokyo vibe. Next, head to Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center (2 Chome-18-9 Kaminarimon). Climb to the top floor for a panoramic terrace shot—the temple, Skytree, and market bustle all in one frame. Grab maps or ask about nearby vegan eats (I never imagined ramen this good!). 🌟 Insider Tips: Skin care is a must! Stock up on sheet masks and lotions at local drugstores. Arrive before 9 AM for peaceful temple vibes and crowd-free photos. Shops mostly open by 9 but get busy after lunch. Try on retro-cool Onitsuka Tiger sneakers for the ultimate Tokyo memento! ❗ Precautions: Sensō-ji closes at 5 PM sharp. Many stalls are cash only. Watch for pickpockets in the crowd and hydrate—Tokyo summers are humid! #Tokyo #Asakusa #CultureTrip #VeganJapan #TravelTips#thesolotable

The solo table
Chidorigafuchi Park

Modern Tokyo Views🏙️

Tourmen
Tokyo Tower

Tokyo 3 days and 2 nights trip 🇯🇵

Jamiesayshi
Sensō-ji

Tokyo's most popular attraction: Sensō-ji Temple (Kaminarimon Gate), where you can enjoy sweets while taking photos

跟著熊熊一起去旅行
Tokyo Tower

Want to go to TOKYO🇯🇵 like an ENFJ? (3 nights and 4 days)

Bolaemi
Sensō-ji

Tokyo, Japan 🗼🍜🌸

Kristel Arianna
Imperial Palace

Tokyo

Mo việt
Sensō-ji

Eat and travel in Asakusa area🇯🇵

กิน เที่ยว กับ จี้
Sensō-ji

The Heart of Asakusa: A Solo Visit to Sensō-ji's Main Hall (Kannondō) 🙏

SonnySideUp