• Kaminarimon - The Kaminarimon Gate was a generous donation from Konosuke Matsushita, the founder of Panasonic.

The allure of Asakusa Kaminarimon lies in its grand presence as an emblem of Asakusa, featuring sculptures like the wind god and thunder god, along with the golden and heavenly dragons, and the striking large lanterns. Beyond this, Nakamise Shopping Street and Sensoji Temple provide a traditional ambiance and cultural experience.

• Nakamise-dori Street - The appeal of Nakamise-dori is found in its rich history, culinary delights, and traditional souvenirs. As one of Japan’s oldest shopping streets, it offers traditions from the Edo period and the vibrant atmosphere leading to Sensoji Temple. Visitors can enjoy a wide array of products, including on-the-go sweets like fried manju and ningyo-yaki, as well as traditional crafts.
• Senso-ji Temple - Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple, is a beloved tourist destination in Taito Ward, Tokyo. It is believed to have originated in 628 (during Empress Suiko’s reign) when a Kannon statue was found in the Sumida River and enshrined by local dignitary Haji no Ataenakatomo. The main image is the Bodhisattva Kannon, fondly referred to as “Asakusa Kannon” for its compassion. After passing through the iconic Kaminarimon Gate and strolling down Nakamise Street, visitors reach the main hall, bustling with worshippers from Japan and beyond.
• Asakusa - Sensoji Temple is a Buddhist temple, whereas Asakusa Shrine is a Shinto shrine, each with distinct objects of worship. Sensoji Temple honors the Bodhisattva Kannon, while Asakusa Shrine venerates the brothers who discovered the Buddha statue and the intellectual, collectively known as the “Three Shrines.”

• Tour guide, photography

• Snacks

Two religions coexist in Asakusa. Learn about the history of Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Shrine on a guided tour and experience the atmosphere of old-fashioned Asakusa, Tokyo.

If you’re looking to experience Asakusa sightseeing, this tour is perfect!

This walking tour introduces you to the food, crafts, and history unique to Asakusa.

In addition to visiting the classic spots, you’ll also explore the atmospheric downtown area.

A guide who knows Asakusa inside and out will show you the famous sights while explaining the area’s history and culture.
Come and enjoy a classic Asakusa sightseeing experience with us.

The origins of the Asakusa Sanja Matsuri trace back to the story of two fisherman brothers who pulled up Kannon, the principal image of Sensoji Temple, in a net, and Asakusa Shrine, which enshrines their husband.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.