i haven't done much researching prior to leaving to tokyo.
so these are the facts i've known from google :P
asakusa is a district in tokyo,
but most tourists who go here only know about the asakusa sensoji (temple).
this is also THE place to go for souvenirs.
i don't know about cheap, because i think everything in japan is expensive.
but i know this place has got tonnes of varieties of souvenirs.
kaminarimon, one of the gates leading to sensoji |
inside of the temple, which is always jam-packed with people |
managed to selfie! you can see the kaminarimon on the left, and directly behind it is the shopping street |
more ume! |
this is shin-nakamise shopping street, which includes a muslim restaurant |
the famous melon pan, this is the plastic version so very tempting but wasn't confident of its halal status, so didn't try it :( |
went here with my tour group,
so we were directed first to the restaurant to have our lunch.
because once everyone scattered to find souvenirs,
it'll be impossible to gather everyone back again lol.
lunch at Naritaya. can try their ramen! pretty good yumms |
Naritaya can get pretty packed with people at lunch hour,
so make sure you come early!
tokyo skytree from afar |
sensoji |
i guess they get their blessings from here |
nakamise shopping street look at all those people! |
from kimono to ninja outfit |
silk |
an interesting shop |
chopsticks, good as souvenirs but too expensive for me! |
feel the japan-ness |
this place sells desserts, so cuteee |
also you can rent yukata/kimono around here, there's lots of shops renting them so make sure you survey around |
cute girls wearing kimono <3 |
i didn't shop for souvenirs much due to lack of money lol.
but here is also the place where you can find halal rice crackers - in wasabi! haha.
there's lots going on here, searching for souvenirs will easily consume one hour.
but walk around!
this is a good spot for people watching :D
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