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Asakusa where we can feel Japanese local atmosphere is one of the most popular sightseeing spot in Tokyo. There are many historical and traditional architectures such as Senso temple, Nakamise that is good for gift shopping, retro theme park – Hanayashiki. We can enjoy sightseeing all day. In addition, there are

Asakusa is one of the premier sightseeing destinations in Tokyo that attracts both domestic and overseas visitors. Asakusa has an assortment of attractions, including Sensoji, Nakamise, and the historic theme park, Hanayashiki. At the same time, Asakusa has many old establishments serving gourmet foods that have withstood the test of

You can say that Asakusa, where the Sensoji Temple stands, is the most popular tourist destination in Tokyo. There are many historical buildings such as temples, as well as places where you can enjoy traditional arts and gourmets at long-established restaurants. Let’s check out “unaju,” the traditional food in

You can say that Asakusa is the most popular tourist destination in Tokyo. There are many historical buildings and spots where you can feel cultures from the Samurai era. Asakusa also offers many long-established restaurants where you can enjoy various local gourmets. In this article, we will be referring to

Asakusa is a touristic place famous for Senso-ji Temple. There are many tourists from Japan and foreign countries. They come not only for those touristic places but also for delicious local Asakusa food such as tendon, una-ju, soba and ramen. In this article, we will show you “Ramen-tei” and “Yoroiya”

Asakusa has longer history among the city in Tokyo. There are many popular sightseeing spot such as Senso temple, Nakamise, and Hanayashiki theme park. Moreover, there are some restaurants that have had history since as long as Samurai era. You can enjoy Japanese traditional dishes there. Today, we will introduce

Among many touristic spots in Tokyo, Asakusa is popular for an ambience of good old days of Japan. To mention a few “Senso-ji” Temple with huge lanterns at the entrance, “Nakamise” Street for a promenade, “Hana-yashiki”-nostalgic amusement park, etc. In this issue we introduce “CAT EAR”, a unique Karaoke