In the heart of Asakusa's Kappabashi 'Kitchen Town' district, you'll find this shrine to all ...
Shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu commissioned this famous Asakusa shrine in 1647, enshrining the three ...
Acclaimed stage actor Nakamura Kanzaburo XVIII oversees this temporary kabuki theatre, whose ...
Though it's five minutes' walk from Asakusa Station, on an alley just off Kokusai-dori, ...
Keep walking north past Asakusa's Sensoji Temple and Hanayashiki amusement park, and you'll ...
A short walk from the subway and train lines, taking you through Asakusa’s famed Senso-ji ...
With over 30 million visitors a year, Senso-ji holds a special place in local hearts. Otherwise ...
Amuse Museum opened in Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s most visited tourist spots, in November 2009 – ...
In In this old folk song bar on Hanazono Street in Asakusa, established in 1966, drinkers enjoy ...
As a dojo (a coldwater fish) speciality restaurant, its history dates back to the mid-Meiji ...
Parabolica-bis is located in the refurbished building of a paper wholesaler. Editor Yuichi ...
Right by Sensoji Temple, a major tourist attraction, you’ll find the Koen Rokku entertainment ...
Located down an alleyway by Kaminarimon Intersection, Takajo Kotobuki specializes in game and ...
The beamed ceilings and lacquered floors of this extremely rare example of a 19th-century ...
This bar, associated with the nearby branch of 24 Kaikan, consists of two sections, with street ...
Otafuku has been serving oden since the Meiji era, in an old-school setting complete with paper ...
Comfort food in a funky wooden shack, within easy walking distance of Asakusa’s tourist sights. ...
Perhaps, at some point in the distant past, this was the way local upmarket operations got to ...
Stones, plants, bamboo latticework and a white noren (shop curtain) mark the entrance to this ...
This retro-fitted hangout is a welcome attempt to inject a little Harajuku-style cool into ...
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