Tokyo Free Travel Day 2

#TokyoTravel #TokyoTravel #Tokyo #Asakusa #Asakusa Food #Asakusa Temple #Imado Shrine #Tokyo Tower #Zōjoji Temple Because I don’t like crowds, I got up early to take photos around Tokyo Tower, and then went to Asakusa. After that, I walked along the Sumida River, admiring the Tokyo Skytree and the Asahi Beer Cloud, and walked to Imado Shrine. I will take a lot of subways today. , so there is a one-day subway ticket. Tokyo Tower is the most representative landmark in Tokyo. If you don’t want to go up to the top of Tokyo Tower, you can take photos around it and Tokyo Tower. It is recommended that if you want to take a good photo and don’t want to be crowded, you can go out early and take the subway station Akabanebashi Station. Then the photo tour started. 1. The first point is when you come out of the Akabanebashi Exit of the Subway Akabanebashi Station, you will see the Tokyo Tower at the intersection, and you can also take photos with the road signs. 2. The second point is the Tokyo Tower underground parking lot. I arrived at about 8 o'clock and there was only one group of people taking pictures in front of it. We even helped each other take pictures. 3. The third point is Zojoji Temple. You can take photos of Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower together. Next, I arrived in Asakusa at about nine o'clock, and took the subway to Asakusa Station. I didn't expect that there were so many people there just after nine o'clock. Everyone took pictures in front of Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate. After taking pictures, they started to walk into the shopping street, with many shops on both sides. They sell food, and I ate Asakusa croquettes, dango, and Kagetsudo porridge bread. After passing through the shopping street, you will arrive at Sensoji Temple. You can also invest JPY100 to draw a lottery. I am so happy when I get lucky. It is said that Sensoji Temple's lottery is very effective. 30% are serious disasters😅. You can go to the Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center opposite, go up to the eighth floor and you can see the Skytree. Go down the stairs next to the outdoors and look in the direction of Sensoji Temple, and you will see a super spectacular person. 「FUGLEN ASAKUSA」 This is a Norwegian coffee shop. Because I arrived in Asakusa too early, many of the shops I wanted to eat in were not open yet. I am also used to drinking a cup of coffee after getting up, so I came here to sit and order a cup of daily coffee. "Asakusa Croquette" The croquette is made of Kanagawa's 100-selected specialty Takazata dolphin, mixed with Kuroge Wagyu beef. The outer layer is crispy, and there are onions inside that I hate. But I still finished it in silence because it is really delicious. It is very juicy, so be careful as it burns your mouth. , but eating while walking is prohibited. There is a small indoor space next to it for guests to eat. "Kagetsudo Pork Bread" It is also one of the must-eat foods in Asakusa for many people. I ordered an original pineapple bread and took it with me after taking one bite. The bread is super big and the outer layer is covered with granulated sugar. It has a warm texture and can be eaten in one bite. The outer layer is very crispy and the inner layer is soft. After being stored for a long time, the bread will not taste so good. As expected, delicious food still has to be eaten on the spot. 「Asakusa Soratsuki」 It is a cute dumpling, quite soft and non-sticky to the teeth. The filling contains mango, strawberry and matcha. It tastes colorless and looks cute when taking photos. "Eighty Eight Good Leaves House Asakusa" Located next to Sumida Park in Asakusa, I can’t miss it if I’m a matcha lover! ! When I order a matcha latte, a clerk will brush the matcha on the spot and slowly pour it into the milk. Does it taste okay? After all, I prefer strong matcha. "Imado Shrine" It is a shrine that combines lucky cats and love. It is said to be the birthplace of lucky cats. It is full of lucky cats and there is a real white cat inside. It is really comfortable to see the cat lying there lazily. It is recommended that if you are in Asakusa and are not in a hurry, you can walk here. There are fewer tourists here and it is quieter.