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Shibaraku Statue

A copper statue of the 9th Danjuro Ichikawa(1838-1903), the famous kabuki actor. He is shown in the role depicting “Shibaraku”.

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2-30-11 Asakusa

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Zenizuka Jizo Hall

Zenizuka Jizo Hall is a part of Senso-ji Temple, often visited by those who want to pray for their business to prosper.

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Chiffon Cake Shop Otaco

Otaco is a family-run Chiffon cake shop located in Asakusa. All of the cakes are hand-made, and use 100% domestic rice flour for their many variations of Chiffon cakes.

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Hanayashiki street

Popular street behind Senso-ji temple with restaurants and souvenir shops.

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Senso-ji Temple

The symbol of Asakusa, Sensoji Temple is known as the oldest temple in Tokyo, founded in 628 after two fishermen hauled up a small golden statue of Bodhisattva Kannon from the Sumida River and despite trying to get rid of it, it kept surfacing in their nets, s

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Nadeshiko

This kimono rental shop is located a 3-minute walk from Asakusa Station. For 4400 yen, visitors can book a set plan including a tea ceremony. For those interested only in the tea ceremony without kimono experience, the shop has an offer for 2700 yen. As prior

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Khaosan Tokyo Origami

Khaosan Tokyo Origami is a hostel located in Asakusa, at an 8 minute walk from Asakusa station(Metro Ginza line) and a 15 minute walk from Asakusa station(Toei Asakusa line).

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Asakusa Historical Museum

Click on the photo for more information on Asakusa Historical Museum

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Asakusa Ameya (Candy)

Asakusa Ameya is a candy store offering traditional Japanese candies and lollipops.

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Asakusa Jinja Shrine

This is a Shinto shrine that is famous for its Sanja Matsuri Festival held in May.

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Hanayashiki

Hanayashiki is the oldest theme park in Tokyo and arguably one of the most popular. Regardless of your age or interest, you will find rides that interest you. The variety of rides and attractions here are wide and eclectic. Unlike many contemporary amusemen

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Hanayashiki BBQ Garden

The Hanayashiki BBQ Garden is a special summer beer garden inside the Hanayashiki amusement park close to Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa.

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Naritaya

Naritaya is a Halal ramen restaurant located in Asakusa. A prayer room is located on the second floor.

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Oyado Matsumura

Located a 3-minute walk to Senso-ji Temple in historic Asakusa, Oyado Matsumura offers simple Japanese-style guest rooms and a shared lounge with an electric kettle and tea bags. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.

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Asakusa Hotel Wasou

A 15-minute walk from Asakusa Station, Asakusa Hotel Wasou offers simple affordable accommodations. Guests can stay in capsule rooms or in private Japanese-style rooms with tatami (woven-straw) floors.

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Sakura Hostel Asakusa

Featuring a fully equipped free-use kitchen and a free internet PC lounge, Sakura Hostel Asakusa is just a 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station and famous Senso-ji Temple. Friendly English-speaking staff welcome guests at the 24-hou

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Khaosan Tokyo Origami

Located in central Asakusa, Khaosan Tokyo Origami is a 5-minute walk from iconic Kaminari-mon Gate and Senso-ji Temple. Open from October 2014, this hostel offers dorm beds and Japanese-style private rooms, while hosting various e

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