Recharge at a historic anmitsu store opened in 1948 after walking around.

Selling sweets made of vegetables, you can choose between takeaway or eating in the store.

Established in 1854. With the owner being a Sake master, Japan's best Sake can be enjoyed along with Juwari Soba and other dishes.

Queues for the freshly baked Jumbo melon pan-soft and amazing!

A Maid Café that prides itself with leading popularity in Akihabara. A fairy tale world awaits you!

A theatre of traditional Japanese performing arts with first-class actors.

A popular, majestic show with enormous robots and flamboyant dancers.

The heartland of sumo where tournaments are held thrice a year. There are many souvenir shops as well!

It has a 400-year history and is designated as a special historic site and one of national scenic beauty. It is a famous garden with beautiful ponds and rivers.

Famous spot to enjoy cherry blossoms with the family. Enjoy admiring cherry blossoms from a boat.

Enjoy a pink arch of sakura with flowers blooming over both sides of the river

The weeping cherry tree is spectacular! A famous garden established in the Edo period.

Selling everything from festival tools to Japanese goods, this store is in front of Sensoji, so stop by after sightseeing.

Recharge at a historic anmitsu store opened in 1948 after walking around.

Selling sweets made of vegetables, you can choose between takeaway or eating in the store.

Over 400 gachapon, a mecca for maniacs!

The oldest amusement park in Japan, it enjoys a popularity because of its downtown, nostalgic atmosphere.

Traces of an old red-light district, perfect for a walking food tour.

Welcome to a bustling street overflowing with shops including food, clothing, and general stores.

Samba dancers gather in Asakusa from all over Japan! An authentic samba carnival just like the original Rio Carnival.