[Asakusa] Senso-ji

A Journey into Tokyo’s Oldest Temple

Senso-ji is the oldest Tokyo temple which was built A.D 645. More than 30 million people visit annually and one of the most attractive sightseeing spots in Tokyo.

Visitors to Senso-ji often enter through the iconic Kaminarimon or Thunder Gate, and walk along Nakamise Street, a bustling market street lined with traditional shops and stalls which may best place to find traditional souvenirs such as Japanese sweets(fluffy dough with red beans), rice cracker as well as Japanese sword, clothes, etc…

The main hall, known as Hondo, and the adjacent five-story pagoda are architectural highlights, showcasing intricate designs and providing a serene space for reflection

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2 Chome-3-1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032

Explore Nearby Spots

Tokyo Skytree: While not right next to Senso-ji, the Tokyo Skytree is a short distance away. It’s one of the tallest structures in the world and provides fantastic views of Tokyo.

Nakamise-dori Street: is a bustling shopping street connecting the main gate of Sensoji Temple & the main hall.

Sumida Park: This park is along the Sumida River and offers a nice place to relax. It’s especially beautiful during cherry blossom season.