Sensō-ji Attractions (14)

Sensoji is a large temple in Asakusa, Tokyo. Admission is free, and a shopping street runs alongside it with t…

Kaminarimon is the large temple gate at the entrance to Sensoji and Nakamisedori in Asakusa, a short walk from…

Nakamisedori is a traditional shopping street that leads to the main hall of Sensoji in Asakusa. Old shops on …

Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center is a tourist information office in Tokyo, located across from Kamin…

Hanayashiki is a small urban amusement park near Sensoji in Tokyo. After entering, visitors buy a separate tic…

Hozomon is the second gate of Sensoji in Tokyo, reached after passing Kaminarimon and Nakamise Street. Beyond …

Sumida Park is a waterfront park along the Sumida River, close to Asakusa Station, where Tokyo Skytree is visi…

Sensō-ji is an old Buddhist temple in Tokyo that can be reached from Asakusa Station. Passing through the red …

Mokuhankan Woodblock Print Shop is a workshop and shop in Asakusa where visitors see traditional Japanese wood…

Sensoji Eikodo is a Buddhist hall on the left side of Sensoji’s main hall in Tokyo. It also has a goshuin offi…

The Tokyo Air Raid Victims Memorial is a stone monument in Sumida Park, north of Asakusa Station and beside Ko…

Hoppy Street is a bar street beside Sensoji in Asakusa where people stop for drinks and a meal. A common patte…

Denboin Street is a historic Edo-style shopping street next to Sensoji in Asakusa. Traditional buildings and s…

Kinryuji is a Buddhist temple in Asakusa, Tokyo. Its cultural programs include calligraphy and matcha tea cere…