place filled with culture and history!! visited pretty late around 4pm and the crowd seemed to have died down a little. However, majority of shops have closed as well.

I've been to Sensoji three times. Every time I go to Japan and Tokyo, I always stop by there. It's a busy area, it's super busy. But like the vibe. Right and left there are many small stalls selling various kinds of Japanese snacks and accessories too

The temple of Sensoji Temple is dedicated to the Guanyin Bodhisattva, also known as the Guanyin Temple. The Edo-era temple that was once a representative of the large temple in the world and a national treasure was destroyed in 1945. The temple is now rebuilt with rigid concrete in 1958, and the appearance looks like a traditional temple mainly red and white. A huge red lantern hangs in front of the Guanyintang gate (it is rare to see red lanterns), and there is a "Guanyintang" forehead above the gate. Whether it is the three words "Guanyintang" on the forehead of the temple, or the couplet on the red pillar in front of the temple, they are all Chinese characters and are line books. There are many paintings on the ceiling of the temple, which look like Dunhuang style. It can be seen that the influence of ancient Chinese culture on Japan. The Sensoji Five-Tower is the first and second tall tower in Tokyo. Now the five-tower is rebuilt in 1973. It is built with reinforced concrete, aluminum alloy tile roof, base altar height of about 5 meters, tower itself height of about 48 meters, and the top floor of the tower is equipped with Sheriko from Sri Lanka. The rebuilt five-fold tower is not of historical value, but the spiritual pillars of the locals. We went to the cherry blossom season, and the Sensoji five-fold tower that was combined with the cherry blossoms didn't look so cold anymore.

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it a real vibe! we were there on a Saturday which was definitely not the best time to be there; there were loads of people! There are great food options and it’s great for souvenir shopping too. Tip: go to the information center nearby and they have an observation deck on the 8th floor which offers great views of the temple as well as the Asahi headquarters and the Tokyo Skytree.

Asakusa Temple, in fact, I have been there several years ago, but this time I stayed at the hotel. It only takes 15 minutes to walk from Asakusa Temple. It is regarded as a city walk. Come to Sensoji Temple to feel the strong Japanese cultural atmosphere. The most striking is still Leimen, and the bustling commercial street leading to Sensoji Temple. After the epidemic, it was also very interesting to suddenly feel the crowds.