Tokyo, Japan travel guide – Now in Asakusa (浅草) to visit Senso-Ji temple and walk to the Tokyo Skytree. Tokyo has so many attractions that a week is not enough 😄😄. In this video, day 8 of our trip.
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Depending on where’s your hotel in Tokyo, Asakusa may seem far, but it’s worth a visit. Sensoji temple is so beautiful, and from there, it’s a 20-minute walk until the Skytree, Tokyo’s magnificent viewpoint, and the tallest tower in the world. At Senso-ji you can start by admiring Kaminarimon gate, then shopping or eating at Nakamise street before arriving at the temple. Sensoji is a Buddhist temple, the oldest in Tokyo. And before going to the Tokyo Skytree, I strongly advise you to buy your ticket online. Lines are huge!
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