Sensoji Temple: It is the oldest temple in Tokyo with a large red lantern that has become the symbol of Asakusa. The beautiful vermilion scenery is a sight to behold, and it has become such a famous tourist spot that no one who comes to Tokyo would miss visiting here. The Nakamise street leading to the main shrine is crowded at any time of the year with many unique Japanese souvenirs for sale.

Asakusa Area: The area around Sensoji Temple is filled with many stores that are rooted in the community, and the entire town is full of vitality, offering many other attractive spots in addition to Sensoji Temple. Take a stroll around Sensoji Temple and experience the Japanese traditions and downtown atmosphere.

Asakusa Sweets Restaurant Saika: The sweet taste of summer in Japan is this! Shaved ice. The culture of eating ice during the hot summer months is found in many parts of the world, but in Japan, the style of eating a pile of ice with sweet syrup is especially well established. Flavors vary, such as green tea and condensed milk, so find the one you like best!

Tokyo Solamachi: Tokyo Solamachi is a commercial complex adjacent to Tokyo Sky Tree. Based on the concept of "new downtown style," it consists of many elements such as a shopping mall, entertainment, dining, and cultural experiences. You are sure to find the perfect Tokyo souvenir for you!

Tokyo Sky Tree: Tokyo Sky Tree is a 634-meter skyscraper that opened in 2012. It is the tallest tower in the world, and in addition to being used for television broadcasting and communications, it also has an observation deck and the Tokyo Solamachi shopping mall, attracting tourists from Japan and abroad as a place to enjoy beautiful panoramas and traditional Japanese culture.