It's not just Sensoji Temple—there's so much to explore all around Asakusa. I spent the whole day walking around, and only realized how tired I was when I got back to my hotel.
Sensoji Temple | Review by Yu Yu
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Yumekaze Plaza in front of Todaiji Temple Gate
This is a facility consisting of restaurants and retail stores in Nara Park known for its wild deer. It is located in front of Todaiji Temple, famous for the Great Buddha within a walking distance from World Heritage Sites such as Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Mt. Kasuga Primeval Forest, Kofukuji Temple, and Nara National Museum, making it the perfect place to stop by during sightseeing.
There are quite a few unique shops here. The Daibutsu pudding is especially good—not only does it taste great, but the Buddha illustration on the lid is super cute.
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Spa Resort Hawaiians
A Multi amusement facility with a hot spring for families and couples. Hot water is drawn from Iwaki Yumoto Onsen, which is at the center of the six theme parks along with a dance stage, an entertainment center, restaurant and hotel.
Inside, you'll find lots of grass skirts, Hawaiian shirts, and straw hats—all things related to Hawaii.
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Tokyo DisneySea
Tokyo DisneySea is the Tokyo Disney Resort run destination that’s directly connected to Tokyo Disneyland.
Mermaid Lagoon—this area is so much fun! It really feels like stepping into a fairy tale. I just didn’t want to leave.