A temple whose unusual symbols are radishes and drawstring bags [Tokyo/Asakusa]

The most distinctive thing about this shrine is the radish and the drawstring pouch! They have it written all over the place, so keep an eye out! They sell radishes as offerings. The mini cable car was fun, so I recommend you try it. This is probably for people with disabilities. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Machiyama Shoten 📍7-4-1 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo ⏰6:00-16:30 🚃Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Asakusa Line, Tobu Railway 7-minute walk from Asakusa Station ⭐️Kinchaku means gold dust bag, and business is booming ⭐️Two-pronged radish means good health, marital harmony, and prosperity of descendants ⭐️Radishes for offering are sold 🌟One of the Asakusa Seven Lucky Gods ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ※This information is current, so please check it out before you go! Date of shooting: 2025/1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Right now! This moment! Enjoy it to the fullest Maya trip ✔︎A place I'm glad I went and experienced for myself ✔︎I hope this will be helpful for you to save and go out♫ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #Domestic travel trip #Tokyo trip #Tokyo sightseeing #Matsuchiyama Shoten #Asakusa #Asakusa Seven Lucky Gods Tour #Seven Lucky Gods Tour #asakusa #Temples and Shrines