New Year's Eve experience at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, Japan, where you can eat, play and take photos!

#100 Ways to Travel When you travel to Tokyo, don’t you go to the popular attraction # Sensoji Temple and take a photo of the landmark #Thundermon? It seems like you have never been to Tokyo? As the oldest temple in Tokyo, it was built to enshrine the Holy Goddess of Mercy. It has continued to be popular. Now it is the number one must-visit tourist attraction in Tokyo. No matter how many times you come, you always have to take a photo with the lanterns of Kaminarimon and stroll around. Zhongshitong Shopping Street, please sign for good luck. But this time is different, I came to Sensoji Temple to participate in the New Year’s Eve countdown! The New Year's Eve in Tokyo is actually calmer than expected. Only major temples will have night worship activities, and all the vendors and snacks that are not usually seen will be available, turning Sensoji Temple into a lively night market, especially the barbecue stalls, which are full of aroma and smoke. It’s full of Shitamachi style painting! It really doesn’t matter. It’s packed with people an hour before New Year’s Eve. On the closed road, some people are lining up to worship, some are buying barbecue from stalls, some are riding rickshaws, and even more Many people were taking pictures of the Skytree Tower, chatting and waiting for the countdown. It was really a gathering of people from all over the world, gearing up for the countdown to welcome the New Year! After 54321 Happy New Year, there are no fireworks or performances, only the calm sound of bells to cleanse the soul, and people are prepared to take the subway to renew their stalls or go back to the hotel. It is really a special New Year's Eve experience in Tokyo. #TokyoTandian #TokyoAttractions #TokyoNew Year’s Eve