A must-see when visiting Tokyo: the large lanterns at the Kaminarimon Gate at Sensō-ji Temple

Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo and houses the statue of Guanyin Bodhisattva Large Remon lanterns hang at the main door, which can be said to be a must-visit photo hotspot in Tokyo It’s basically super crowded every time you come, so it’s hard to get a picture of the lanterns overhead So my land is but took the picture and walked into the middle of the middle world There are about 90 souvenir shops, snack shops, traditional handicrafts and other small shops lined on both sides of this small shop street Of course, there are many delicacies along the way, such as freshly grilled senbei, anthropomorphic grilled, fried pork cake and so on It's a good feel to eat traditional Japanese snacks on this small street with such a traditional Edo style After walking, I saw Shitong and saw another treasure door hanging with the red lantern of Kofunecho. On the left hand side is the five-piece pagoda. This place is where many people come to take pictures and take pictures Coming to Asakusa, after walking around Sensoji Temple, the next stop is to slowly walk past the Skytree #Japan Attractions #Tokyo Free Trip #Japan Attractions #Asakusa