Asakusa—which is surrounded by water, immersed in rich tradition—is an area around Sensoji Temple with Kaminarimon, Thunder Gate and shopping street Nakamise. Take a view from the river, boat on a waterfront boat or walk through traditional streets full of stalls and genuinely Japanese commodity souvenir shops. Visit Asakusa and experience genuine Japanese traditions, arts and crafts, and bring home a small piece.
What can I do?
Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa and Tobu Skytree Line are the metro stations at the Asakusa station. A three-minute walk from Asakusa Station is the waterbus boarding pier.
From Haneda airport: Limousine bus is approximately 1 hour 20 minutes, or by train is 50 minutes.
From Narita Airport: Limousine Bus for about two hours 10 minutes or train one hour and 25 minutes.
Take the JR Chuo line to Kanda station and take the Ginza line to Asakusa Tokyo Metro line. Time of journey: 35 minutes.
The JR Yamanote Line takes you to Kanda station from Tokyo station and to the Ginza subway line to Asakusa in the direction of Tokyo. Time of journey: 20 minutes.
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