Tokyo, Asakusa Sensoji, Imado Shrine Goshuin Walking Tour
Sensoji Temple
- Tokyo is Japan's capital. Tokugawa Ieyasu made Tokyo Japan's political and economic center during the Edo period.
- Sensoji is Tokyo's oldest temple, dedicated to the Kannon deity, it has been rebuilt nearly 20 times with 30-40 million visitors yearly.
- Asakusa Shrine, located next to Sensoji, enshrined three founders of Sensoji.
- Imado Shrine is famous for its connection to the lucky cat, and also a popular spot for those seeking love and marriage.
- Discover more beautiful, lesser-known shrines with unique significance with local experts.
Good to know
- Due to the Japanese New Year on January 1st, the itinerary of 1/1-1/3 has been adjusted and will differ from the usual schedule.
- The tour fees do not include items such as omamori (protective charms) and goshuin (temple or shrine stamps).
- Goshuin are usually stamped or written in a goshuincho (stamp book), so it's recommended that you purchase one that you like for collecting.
- Some shrines offer both standard and seasonal goshuin so the designs may vary depending on the time of the visit.
- We’ll send an email with the tour guide and itinerary details 1-2 days before departure. If you receive multiple emails, refer to the latest one.
- Transportation, sightseeing, and duration may vary depending on daily conditions. The guide may adjust or remove attractions with your consent in case of special circumstances (e.g. traffic or weather).
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