Asakusa's most popular attraction 🤩Kaminarimon Sensō-ji Temple 😀😍Must-see in downtown Tokyo👍🏻

Before returning to Hong Kong, it is important to seize the last minute🤪 So my last day because of staying in Asakusa and the hotel 🏨 is next to Remon Temple 🤣 I'll go there by the way 👍🏻👍🏻 Sensoji Temple was founded in 628 and is one of the oldest temples in Tokyo😊 It was designated by Tokugawa Ieyasu as a prayer center for the shogunate during the Edo period and is also the center of Japanese common people's culture🥰 To this day it is definitely the number one attraction voted by tourists It's a place that is suitable for beginners 😉 and you can take pictures 📸️ and you can buy and eat There are four Asakusa stations operated by different railway companies near Asakusa 😅😅 So it's actually quite complicated😂 which includes Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Toei Subway Asakusa Line Tobu Railway Isezaki Line and Tsukuba Express Line😝 And Tokyo Metro Ginza Line is the main station in Asakusa☺️ It is very convenient for tourists Asakusa area is not very large but there is a lot to see 🤩 five minutes out of the station will pass the red lantern Remon 😝 Then you can walk all the way to Japan's oldest shopping street, Shin-Sesei-dori, to Tokyo's oldest Sensoji Temple!! ️ I think arranging half a day can be a lot of fun ❤️ can play with the nearby Skytree 😎 Remon has been there since 942 AD. It was originally located in Asakusa South of Komagata 😝👍🏻 However, when it went to the Kamakura period it moved to its current location In the minds of the Japanese it is the center of faith that can pray for people to be free from natural disasters such as floods and fires😚 Remon has the God of Wind and the God of Thunder respectively🤓 It is a symbol of wishing for world peace and a good harvest😚 It is quite important for Japanese people However, in fact, his Remon was burned down by fire in 1865😅 have disappeared for 95 years 🥹 however fortunately to 1960 Panasonic sponsored the reconstruction 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Walking by, I saw that Shitong is the Treasure Gate🤩 and in front of the Treasure Gate there is a statue of King Ren in the shape of Hum🤓 The big straw sandals behind the treasure door are a must-see 😉 It is the straw sandals offered to show the sincerity of worshiping King Ren 😚 In fact, offering big straw sandals to temples and shrines is a Japanese folk custom ☺️ Especially in Japan in ancient times because men, women, old and young were wearing straw sandals farmers went to war and so on After passing the treasure gate, you will officially enter the worship area of ​​Sensoji Temple😎 You can smoke the big incense burner to yourself 🤣 so you can pray for good health 😁 However, because I did not want to have a strong smoke smell so did not walk over 😂 Sensoji Temple is not the usual shrine⛩️ you see in Japan🗾 but a Buddhist temple!! ️So there is no need to high-five to worship🙌 Just bow once🤪 After the worship, you can use the fortune teller☺️ You can ask for a fortune teller for only 100 yen 😊 Pour out a fortune teller from the fortune teller and follow the number to get the fortune teller🥰 Fortunately I am auspicious ❤️ but if you draw bad luck he has a place for you to hold the 🤣 temple monks will help chant sutras to eliminate disasters! ️‼ ️ Sensoji Temple also has a five-story pagoda built in 942 AD!! ️However it burned down in World War II❤️ It is now rebuilt It is built according to earth, water, fire, air, wind, summarizing the five concepts of the six dust layers to build 👍🏻👍🏻 Come to Asakusa in addition to walking the streets and tasting their different delicacies Remember to visit here #Tokyo Attractions #Tokyo #Overseas Travel #Resident Writer #travel #Japan #Japan Travel #Japan Attractions #Japan Free Trip #Japan Travel Guide #Japan Photography #Tokyo Travel #Tokyo Skytree #Parent-Child Good Places Guide #Parent-Child Holiday Good Places #Couples Good Places