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Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple Self-Guided Audio Tour

Name: Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple Self-Guided Audio Tour
Start: 2024-11-24T08:00:00
End: 2024-11-24T20:00:00
Location: Tokyo

Senso Ji temple aerial view with Tokyo tower

Visitors enjoying drinks at a izakaya in Asakusa

Tune out the noise and explore the delicious street food, shopping spots, and historic charm of Asakusa on this 1.5-hour self guided audio tour.

Destaques

Go on a self-guided tour of Senso-ji Temple and Asakusa with a mobile-friendly app and offline maps, just perfect for the history lovers out there.
With 32 popular stops, recordings from an expert historian, and landmark illustrations, explore Asakusa’s iconic spots just the way you want to.
Marvel at the dragon-shape engraving at the bottom of the lantern at Sensi-jo temple or the three deities guiding the Asakusa Shrine.
Stop for a drink at an old-school izakaya or munch on some quick yakitoris and Japanese fried chicken at Hoppy Street.
Você sabia? Asakusa host one of the biggest Sanja Matsuri festivals annually where portable Shinto shrines are first paraded on the streets.

Inclui

1.5-hr audio-guided tour of Asakusa via mobile app
Offline map with marked routes to 32 stops for easy GPS navigation
32 recordings by a professional historian
Ilustrações de pontos turísticos reconhecíveis
Acesso vitalício à visita no idioma que você preferir

Não inclui

Guia presencial
Smartphone e fones de ouvido
Bilhetes de entrada

Política de cancelamento

Estes ingressos não podem ser cancelados ou alterados.

Sua experiência

Be your own guide in Asakusa

If exploring a new place without a guide or a group of people is more your speed, this tour is just for you. With an audio guide, offline maps, and recordings by a professional historian, explore the best of what Asakusa has to offer without the fear of missing out on any important information. Start your tour with Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest and one of the most significant Buddhist temples. Enter the iconic Thunder Gate with the massive red lantern marking the entrance before moving on to the main hall, which houses Kannon, the Buddhist Goddess of mercy.

Eating, shopping, and some more exploring

After you visit the temple, you may take a stroll down Nakamise-dori to get some souvenirs or take a rickshaw ride to see the old streets of the district. If you are a foodie who loves trying local specialties, stop at one of the stalls at Hanayashiki for some crunchy tempura, savory monjayaki, a type of pan-fried batter filled with ingredients like seafood and vegetables, or some melon sweet bread). If you want to understand Asakusa better, stop at the geisha district to see some beautiful performances and enjoy a cup of tea.

Saiba antes de ir

O que levar

Bring a water bottle, headphones, and a portable charger for this experience.
Recomendamos o uso de calçados confortáveis, pois você andará muito pelo parque.

Não é permitido

Strict dress code: Dress modestly for your visit to the temples and shrines in the tour. Cubra os joelhos e os ombros para respeitar os costumes locais.

Informações adicionais

Para acessar o audioguia do tour, é preciso baixar o aplicativo no seu telefone. É recomendável fazer isso antes do início da visita.

Ingressos

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