As we walk through the famous 'Thunder Gate', I will impart the history of Tokyo's oldest temple to you.

And if you're interested in learning more, I can teach you more about the architecture of Japanese temples.

(!) If you hate crowded places, let me know and we will take a detour.

We will walk leisurely towards the restaurant.

Asakusa's shopping street is famous for its kimonos, wooden dolls and kitchen utensils.

If you like apples and Breton galettes, I know a Japanese couple who have skillfully adapted French cuisine, a real delight!

Otherwise, Asakusa's specialty remains shrimp and vegetable tempura.

(about 1000~2000JPY = 6~12USD/EUR per person)

In this small museum we will dive into Japanese handicraft.

I intend to use this occasion to illustrate the history of Tokyo and the lives of individuals during the Edo period.

Artisans frequently showcase their abilities during the weekend !

This museum has a very interesting collection of weapons and armors, and since I have experience with the restoration of old samurai armors, it would be my pleasure to provide you with a better understanding of the samurai's life and the manufacturing process of their gears.

(reservation preferred 3000JPY ~ 20USD/EUR per person)

Asakusa is well known for its desserts made from matcha (fermented green tea).

Whether you prefer a matcha tea, sorbet, or cake, let's enjoy it while walking back to the station !