This avenue of stalls and tiny shops leading up to the entrance to Senso-ji in Asakusa is the ...
Hanayashiki has been in business since 1883 and still draws crowds. There are around 20 rides, ...
This large museum’s outlandish architectural style may not appeal to everyone, but the building ...
This taiyaki (fish-shaped dessert) specialty shop offers a shaved ice treat called Asayake, ...
Found on one of the less busy shopping arcades just west of Asakusa's Sensoji, this otherwise ...
It's been there for more than 40 years, and this antiquated café on Asakusa's Rokku-dori shows ...
Located just behind Sensoji in Asakusa, Yadoroku is the oldest onigiri specialist in Tokyo. ...
Asakusa's stationery great Kakimori is the force behind this ink-only specialist shop that ...
This spot near Sensoji Temple uses 100 percent domestic meat for its patties and you can be ...
Specialising in Saga-style ramen, a rare sight in Tokyo, Midori opened on an Asakusa backstreet ...
Having cultivated relationships with boutique brands ranging from Louis Vuitton to Lanvin and ...
Founded in the late Edo era to provide sweet snacks for hanabi revellers gathering under the ...
Find chochin lanterns with texts like 'yakitori' and 'izakaya' at this fun shop in Asakusa's ...
Want to start up your very own roadside Japanese eatery? Begin by picking up some necessary ...
Pick up traditional Japanese tableware and ceramics at this shop, located in Asakusa's 'Kitchen ...
Fittingly located on the north side of Asakusa’s Kappabashi (aka Kitchen Town), this specialist ...
Satisfy all your Japanese tableware needs at this Kappabashi shop that sells finely crafted ...
Located in the heart of Asakusa's 'Kitchen Town', this tableware and kitchen tools wholesaler ...
Asai Shoten sells baking pans, cookie forms, bowls and other baking equipment, including a fun ...
This Asakusa meat eatery is best known for its gokujo-karubi (¥2,500), the satisfyingly thick ...
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