• Senso-ji Temple - Start your visit at Kaminarimon, Senso-ji Temple, and the five-story pagoda. Capture photos and immerse yourself in Japanese culture. You’ll also learn about the history of Asakusa during this time.

• Asakusa - Asakusa boasts numerous shops where you can purchase kimonos in the backstreets and enjoy delicious dumplings on the spot. Let’s explore these stores and satisfy your hunger.

The following locations are highly recommended and should be part of your tour:

Asakusa Sightseeing Center
An observation floor offers a panoramic view of Asakusa. Take photos while admiring the Sky Tree and Asakusa.

Asakusa Goldfish
Engage in the traditional Japanese game of goldfish scooping. There are also various goldfish-themed items available. It’s a great photo spot for commemorative pictures.

• Sogenji Temple (Kappa Temple) - Are you familiar with the Japanese yokai kappa? Legend has it that the kappa of the Sumida River, whose life was once saved by Kihachi, assisted in flood control efforts at this temple. Those who saw the kappa were said to mysteriously prosper in their business.

This is one of the rare temples where you can learn about kappa, one of Japan’s most famous yokai. Don’t miss the chance to visit.

• Kappabashi Street (Kappabashi Dogugai) - Although a bit distant from Asakusa, have you heard of Kappa-bashi bridge? It’s a shopping street filled with stores selling Japanese cooking utensils. Consider picking up some high-quality Japanese cooking tools as souvenirs. If that’s not of interest, I can guide you to shrines, temples, and other shopping streets.

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