Tokyo - Asakusa Attractions, All Listings

Asakusa Shrine is also known as Sanja Sama (which literally means the "Shrine of Three Gods") is probably the most famous an... Detail Page

Hanayashiki is a theme / amusement park in Asakusa. It originally opened in 1852 as a "Flower Park" and claims to be the old... Detail Page

Kaminarimon (in Japanese; Kami Nari Mon 雷門) which literally means, "Thunder Gate" is the 1st gate that leads to the entr... Detail Page

by Taliesin (CC0 1.0) Kappabashi Street is an interesting place to stroll through. The area is filled with shops that supply the restau... Detail Page

The Sensoji Temple 浅草寺 (also known as the Asakusa Kannon Temple) is a Buddhist Temple. Before World War 2 is was associated with... Detail Page

The Sumida Aquarium (in Japanese; Sumida Suizokukan すみだ水族館) is one of the many attractions, other than Tokyo Skytree, that v... Detail Page

The Taiko Museum 太皷館 is a museum that displays Japanese "Taiko" drums AND drums from around the world.  Its a sma... Detail Page

Tokyo Skytree is a new television broadcasting tower, a new landmark of Tokyo and an Obersvation Deck for tourists (See our full guide... Detail Page

Tokyo Solamachi (in Japanese; Tokyo Soramachi 東京ソラマチ) is a very large shopping, dining and entertainment complex at the ba... Detail Page