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Tokyo · Taito

Sensoji & Asakusa Walk

Tokyo's oldest temple, Nakamise street food and a rickshaw-era stroll through Asakusa.

From $12.00 ¥1,848 Duration 150 min Tokyo

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Adult (13+)

Guided walk + tastings

$19.33 ¥2,978 /ticket

Child (6–12)

Guided walk + tastings

$12.00 ¥1,848 /ticket

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Highlights

  • Guided walk with local tastings
  • Kaminarimon, Nakamise & Sensoji
  • Small groups — max 12 people
  • Ends at Sumida Park river views

Meet your guide at Kaminarimon Gate and walk through Nakamise-dori to Sensoji Temple, with tastings of freshly made ningyo-yaki and senbei along the way. The route ends with river views at Sumida Park. A compact 2.5-hour route — perfect before a Skytree visit.

Guest reviews

Recent visitor reviews

4.7

12 verified reviews

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The staff were friendly and every detail of Sensoji & Asakusa Walk felt considered.

Isabella F.

United States · English

June 2026
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From the first glimpse to the last, Sensoji & Asakusa Walk was everything we hoped for and more.

Emily S.

Canada · English

May 2026
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Second visit to Sensoji & Asakusa Walk and somehow even better than the first. There's always something new.

Amara B.

Nigeria · English

April 2026
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The crowds at peak times took away a little of the magic, so choose your slot wisely at Sensoji & Asakusa Walk.

James P.

United States · English

March 2026
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We visited Sensoji & Asakusa Walk on a weekday afternoon and it was beautifully calm. One of our best memories.

Anna L.

United States · English

February 2026
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Gorgeous from every angle — bring a good camera, you'll want to remember every moment.

Benjamin S.

United States · English

January 2026