⛩ Sensoji Temple, Tokyo | You might regret it if you don't conquer it!

#SeasonalPlacesInJapan ‼️Preparation in advance is super important! ✔ Prepare plenty of 100 yen coins! 💰 🔸 Admission is free, but you can only pay for fortunes, charms, and food stalls with cash! 🔸 If you're looking for a Daikokuten charm, go early in the morning! (I stuck around for half a day but couldn't get one...😭) 📌 Recommended route to worship Kaminarimon ➡ Nakamisedori ➡ Five-story Pagoda ➡ Sensoji Main Hall ⚠ Nakamisedori (Kaminarimon to Main Hall) is full of things to see! 🛍 Lots of retro Japanese goods, Japanese sweets, and limited edition souvenirs! 🎒 It's also very popular with high school students, and there are surprisingly many items that can be purchased at reasonable prices! ✨ If you want a Daikokuten charm, it's best to go early in the morning! 📍 If you go in the direction of the "Goshuin" mark on the left side of the temple entrance, you will find "Kagemudo", where you can purchase them. 🙋♀️ How to enjoy Sensoji Temple 🔮 Fortune slip (100 yen) 💡 Don't be discouraged if you get a "bad luck"! ✦ Tie it up and try again! Some people keep pulling until they get a "good luck"😎 📸 Photo spot 📍 The 8th floor observation deck at the Asakusa Culture Tourist Center (opposite Kaminarimon) is highly recommended! ✔ Free🆓, and you can take a photo of the Tokyo Skytree🗼 together! 🎫 Fees and opening hours ✔ Admission: Free 🆓 ⏰ Opening hours • Summer (April-September): 6:00-17:00 • Winter (October-March): 6:30-17:00 ⌛ Time required: 2-3 hours (plus extra if you enjoy shopping) 🌸 Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Japan, and is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of the Edo period. Try your luck while enjoying fortune-telling and gourmet food! ✨