Sensoji, the oldest red temple in Tokyo

#TokyoTravel #Asakusa #Sensoji 📍Address: 2 Chome-3-1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032 Japan 📍Atmosphere/Facilities: The oldest temple in Tokyo, with a deep history and tradition, and famous for the shops lined up on both sides of the temple, and the old but stylish red-colored architecture stands out 📍Key Points: If you look at the shops lined up on both sides of the temple, time will pass quickly, and there is a place next to the temple where you can check your fortune for the year by paying 1,000 yen, so it is a place where you can receive good luck 📍Average price per person: No admission fee Sensoji is a temple located in Asakusa and is said to be the oldest temple in Tokyo, and it is a famous tourist attraction in Tokyo with a deep history and tradition. The highlight of Sensoji is the shops lined up on both sides of the temple, and since there are a lot of people, if you walk slowly while looking at the shops, time will pass quickly. When I went, it was Japan's National Foundation Day, so there were even more people, and I was able to squeeze through the crowds and finally get to the beautiful red temple. Sensoji was a place that stood out with its sophisticated red-colored architecture. What was special about Sensoji was that there were several places where you could check your fortune or pray for good luck. You could make a wish or pay 100 yen to check your fortune for the year. If you come to Tokyo, I highly recommend visiting Sensoji, the oldest temple in Tokyo where you can check your fortune in various ways :)