Sanja Matsuri

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The largest annual festival of Asakusa Shrine, held every May. Featuring a brave portable shrine procession (Mikoshi Togyo) by thousands of bearers, all of Asakusa is enveloped in heat and excitement. A quintessential Tokyo summer festival where you can personally feel the vigor of Edo locals and the energy of traditional Japanese festivals.

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Sanja Matsuri

Address: 3F 1-34-7 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo
Website: http://e-asakusa.jp/
Operator: Asakusa Tourism Federation

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Exploring the streets of Asakusa in a rickshaw pulled by an energetic rickshaw puller feels like traveling back in time. They guide you to hidden gems not easily found on foot, providing historical commentary and photography at the best angles. The view of Asakusa from a high vantage point is exceptional, perfect for making special memories.

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Senso-ji Temple

Tokyo's oldest temple, boasting over 1,300 years of history. The "Kaminarimon" gate, characterized by its giant red lantern, is world-famous as an iconic Tokyo photo spot. Along "Nakamise Street," which leads from the gate to the main hall, shops selling traditional Japanese sweets and crafts are tightly packed, offering plenty of street food and shopping. It is a vibrant spot where you can feel the downtown atmosphere from the Edo period.

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Asakusa Hanayashiki

Japan's oldest amusement park, opened in 1853. Located in the heart of Asakusa, it features nostalgic retro attractions like Japan's oldest existing roller coaster. With a festival-like atmosphere, it's a warm space that makes everyone smile. A visit after Senso-ji Temple lets you enjoy fun moments while feeling Japanese Showa-era nostalgia.

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Sukiyaki (Chinya)

Founded in 1880, a long-established Sukiyaki restaurant representing Asakusa's tradition. They pride themselves on "Tekisashi Meat," where skilled artisans carefully grill selected top-grade marbled beef in an iron pan. The moment of eating meat simmered in a special sauce dipped in egg is the pinnacle of Japanese food culture. Enjoy authentic flavors in a historic space.

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