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Asakusa
A historic district famous for its ancient Buddhist temple, traditional shopping streets, and annual festivals, offering a glimpse of old-world charm.
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Asakusa maintains old Edo charm, with authentic architecture and traditional cultural experiences at every corner. A break from the neon signs and modernity found throughout the rest of Tokyo, tourists and locals alike flock to Asakusa to experience the beauty and culture of old Japan. Visit one of the most famous shrines in Tokyo, Senso-Ji, and tour lines of stalls offering delicious street food and souvenirs.
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