Exploring the timeless charms of Asakusa, it is home to the iconic Sensoji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple, which draws in visitors for its architecture and bustling Nakamise-dori shopping street. Beyond the temple, Asakusa’s charming streets are lined with traditional shops, local snacks, restaurants and tea houses, offering a glimpse into Japan’s rich cultural heritage. Situated near the Sumida River, you get waterfront views and a view of Skytee in the distance. Asakusa is a district in Tokyo captivating the blend of old and new.
Here are some pictures taken throughout the day in Asakusa. In Japan, summer is the season for wearing Yukata, a lighter, casual version of the kimono. These beautiful garments are often worn at festivals, firework displays, and other summer events. Visitors can also rent Yukata for the day from various shops around Asakusa, making it a wonderful day!
