[2025 Ibaraki Attraction] Travel Guide for Senso-ji Temple (Updated Jun)

Let me share with you my favourite day in Japan is when I wore a Traditional Kimono for the first time! The photos may not all be perfect; some might even be hilariously awkward. However, each one holds significant sentimental value for me. It was a full day of walking around in our kimonos. We started at the Kimono Rental place call 着物レンタル 蓮-REN in the morning for the fitting. Our package includes hairstyling and a full day rental kimono set (up till evening), which cost us around 6000 yen which is a pretty reasonable price, I must say. We didn't want to let our lovely hairstyles go to waste. If it weren't for the encouragement of my travel-mate, I probably wouldn't have ventured out on trains and explored different places in my kimono, struggling with those traditional Japanese slippers but it was definitely worthwhile. Haha! If you like exploring beautiful places for insta-worthy shot, go to this stretch of road near Zojoji Temple, where we took photos with Tokyo Tower in the background. If you're interested, feel free to look it up on Google maps. P.S. Be ready to be a Kimono mascot when you’re there, took so many pictures with random tourist requesting us to be in their photos. #fyp #kimino #zojojitemple #sensojitemple #sensoji #zojoji #japantemple #tokyo #tokyojapan #japanmustgo #asakusa #asakusakimono #japankimono #kimonojapan #visitjapan #onedayiwillgojapan #travelvlog #travelvlogger

📍 Address: Sensoji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo A Timeless Journey in Asakusa 🇯🇵✨ Wearing a kimono at Sensoji Temple felt like stepping into a scene from old Japan—an experience straight out of history! For my first kimono adventure, I chose a stunning red and yellow ensemble, adorned with intricate patterns that made me feel truly connected to tradition. As I wandered through the temple grounds, the soft chime of bells, the delicate scent of incense, and the breathtaking architecture wove together a magical atmosphere. Every moment felt surreal, as if I had stepped into a living postcard of Japan. 📸✨ If you ever visit Asakusa, renting a kimono is an absolute must! It’s the perfect way to embrace Japan’s rich culture while creating unforgettable memories. Would you try this elegant and timeless look? 👘💫 #KimonoExperience #SensojiTemple #TokyoTradition #AsakusaVibes #KimonoWalk #JapanTravel #CulturalExperience #TravelInStyle #ExploreJapan #HistoricBeauty

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Sensoji Temple 🇯🇵

It is another place worth visiting. There are a lot of people and a lot of cute food and souvenirs.

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I think everyone knows this temple from many review and is a symbolic temple of Japan. There are many people here all the time. But it's the place where everyone comes to make a wish. I love the food here as there are many restaurants and the area around Asakusa has delicious restaurants. Many more for us to continue after you complete your wish. There is a corridor in the middle and there are left and right sides so you can walk away from people. But you try to walk in the middle, You will feel the enjoyment of food and making a difference. I saw some people go in the morning and at night. The measurement period is closed. But you can still walk inside. You won't find many people. and get another atmosphere. Next time I will try to go to those times.#sensojitemple #japan

Sensō-ji Temple (浅草寺, Sensō-ji) is a Buddhist temple in the Asakusa district of Tokyo's Taito ward. It is one of the oldest and most important temples in Tokyo. The original temple was almost completely destroyed by bombing during World War II. The current temple was completely rebuilt. It was originally a Tendai temple, but became independent after World War II. The temple is adjacent to the Asakusa Shrine, a Shinto shrine.

Sensoji Temple, a temple with a giant red gate and lantern, is a must-see photo spot for those visiting the Asakusa area of ​​Tokyo. People have called it Asakusa Temple. The kanji characters for the temple's name are the same as those for the Asakusa area, but they are pronounced differently. It's not surprising that people misunderstand it. Location: Asakusa How to get there: You can exit from any station on the MRT Asakusa Station. Don't forget to walk around the markets around the temple, including the shopping district in Asakusa. 🇯🇵🎌🏯🌲 #Japan #Sensoji Temple #Travel in Japan

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Address - located in Asakusa, Taiko City Highlights - Sensō-ji is an ancient Buddhist temple located in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. It is Tokyo's oldest temple, and one of its most significant. Formerly associated with the Tendai sect of Buddhism, it became independent after World War II. Rating - 4.5/5.00 Overall, this place is good for taking terrific shots but that’s pretty all you can do here #japan

#Travel to Japan Senso Temple or Asakusa Temple or many people call it the Red Lantern Temple. It is an old and popular temple here. On the way to the temple, there are many shops and it is beautiful. This road is called Nakamise Street. It is a long road to the temple. There are many people who come to worship and visit here. Free admission Open from 6 am to 5 pm Open every day.

#TravelJapan #BeautifulTemple #MakeMeritAndWorship #Japan #TravelAbroad #JapanTrip #TravelTokyo #Tokyo Sensoji Temple or tourists will know it as Asakusa Temple, which has a large red lantern at the entrance of the temple. It is a famous temple. When you come to Tokyo, you must stop by here. Come to worship and ask for blessings from the Bodhisattva inside, which is highly respected and sacred by Japanese people. In addition, it is believed that the incense pot in front of the temple, if we wave the incense smoke towards ourselves, will bring good luck. And make merit with a 5 yen coin, you will also receive good luck. Whoever comes here to ask for a blessing will usually have their wish fulfilled, making this temple famous in Tokyo.