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It was a very unforgettable trip.

If you're visiting Tokyo, I highly recommend staying in Asakusa. You can appreciate a different side of Sensoji Temple there.

In the early morning, before the tourists arrive, you can visit and pray at a relaxed pace. At night, after the crowds have gone, it's completely different from the daytime bustle. Sensoji Temple has a quiet, wabi-sabi kind of beauty in the evening.

Kaminarimon is really impressive. The moment you see the big red lantern, you know you’ve arrived in Asakusa.

There’s also a small Inari shrine nearby. It’s tiny and easy to miss, but the fox guardian statues are adorable.

It’s really easy to get to. You’re basically there as soon as you come out of the subway, so it’s easy to fit into your itinerary. Besides visiting the temple, the surrounding area is also really fun to explore, so it’s worth setting aside a little extra time.

It gets super crowded on holidays! If you want a photo without people in the background, you gotta come early.

Sensoji is one of the few places in Tokyo where you can still really feel that classic Japanese vibe.

As soon as you walk through Kaminarimon, the scent of incense and the sound of the crowds make it feel like time slows down.

You’ll see lots of girls in kimono taking photos—it looks beautiful and the atmosphere is great.

Whether it’s morning or night, Sensoji is a spot where you can just stroll around and soak it all in quietly.

As soon as you enter Kaminarimon, the giant red lantern immediately catches your eye. It's a super popular spot for photos! The gate symbolizes welcome and blessings, and the whole atmosphere feels lively and joyful.

Today is the 46,000 Days Festival at Sensoji Temple. They say visiting today gives you the same merit as 46,000 visits—feeling so lucky!

The iconic main gate of Sensoji Temple has a huge red lantern hanging at the entrance. It's a must-see spot when visiting and a perfect place for photos.

Every time I visit Tokyo, I make sure to stop by Sensoji Temple. It's kind of become a tradition for me 🤭