Drooping cherry blossoms 🌸 at Sensoji Temple This is the temple "Sensoji Temple" in Tokyo Speaking of Asakusa, Sensoji Temple. Among them, the drooping cherry blossoms that grow only one are the best 🤤 match with the temple This year, 😅 the best time to see it may have already passed

I wanted to take a spring-like photo, so I took a photo walk in Asakusa. The Plum blossoms that fill the screen become a picture frame in a good way and bring out the charm of the five-storied pagoda.

Mimosa and cherry blossoms co-star 🌸 This is "Kuramae Shrine" in Taito-ku, Tokyo It is the only place in Tokyo where you can see mimosa and Kawazu cherry blossoms at the same time. I thought it was a hidden gem, but it was crowded with many people! The best time to see it will continue until this week, so be sure to visit it 😊

Mimosa and Kawazu cherry blossoms Spring has arrived. I went to "Kuramae Shrine" to see this! It was 🌸 so beautiful.

Tokyo Tower🗼 wrapped in cherry blossoms This is Tokyo Tower in Taito-ku, Tokyo. Intertwined 📸 with Kawazu cherry blossoms blooming in Shiba Park From now on, cherry blossoms such as Someiyoshino will be 🤭 in full bloom

Tokyo Asakusa! Snowy scenery of Sensoji Temple. Rare Tokyo snow, exciting!

This is the state of the Asakusa Rooster Market at the Eagle Shrine. Asakusa Rooster Market is a festival held every year on Rooster Day in November and is the largest rooster market in Japan. Ravels are sold at the rooster market, but rakes are one of the agricultural tools that are responsible for raking up the fallen harvest. This word "raking" has changed to the meaning of raking up good fortune, and rakes have come to be sold as lucky charms.

I took a picture of Nakamise and Hozomon of Sensoji Temple from the Asakusa Tourist Center. The Asakusa Tourist Center is an 8-story building, and there is a free observatory on the top floor where you can overlook Asakusa. There is also a coffee shop, where you can enjoy the scenery of Asakusa while enjoying soft drinks and alcohol, and there are also snacks, so you can fill your stomach.

I happened to see it on my evening walk, so I took a picture of the crescent moon with the five-storied pagoda of Sensoji Temple, even though it was about two days past the crescent moon.

From Sakurabashi, the cherry blossom festival and houseboats in Sumida Ward took a picture of the Sumida River. The Sumida River is famous for cherry blossoms, and many houseboats come every day at this time of year. A cherry blossom festival is held along the river, and you can enjoy watching the cherry blossoms at the stalls, where drinks such as soft drinks and alcohol, and food such as fried chicken, yakisoba, oden, and frankfurters are sold.

It is the Hozomon gate of the local Sensoji Temple, the five-storied pagoda, and the drooping cherry blossoms taken in the middle of the night. This drooping cherry blossom is famous and hangs from daytime to night, A lot of people come to take pictures and watch. That's why photos without people from this angle are very valuable (laughs). The flowering of the drooping cherry blossoms is a little earlier than that of the Yoshino cherry blossoms. The best time to see it is from the middle of March.

This is the main hall and shrine office of Sensoji Temple in Asakusa, my hometown, taken in the middle of the night. I often see Sensoji Temple, which is crowded with people, It's hard to see Sensoji Temple when there is no one there. It's a privilege to be able to take pictures because it's local (laughs).

At Tsubokien, which was selected as the "Iced Gelato 2023" in Asakusa, Tokyo, you can eat the world's thickest matcha gelato. Japan's unique matcha gelato is delicious whether you eat it in summer or winter, and it changes the value of matcha ice cream that you had.

Five-storied 🌸 pagoda with drooping cherry blossoms This is "Sensoji Temple" in Tokyo The drooping cherry blossoms are in full bloom around the end of March every year. Since only one tree grows, the area is crowded with many people. The illumination at night is also worth 💪 seeing Best time to see: Late March to early April Location: Tokyo

Sensoji Temple and Drooping Cherry Blossoms 🌸 This is "Sensoji Temple" in Tokyo Speaking of historic temples and sightseeing spots in Tokyo, this is the place! In spring, the drooping cherry blossoms and the gate will tell you that spring has arrived. I can't 😄 wait for the next spring Best time to see: Late March to early April Location: Sensoji Temple, Tokyo

Senkusa Kannon-ji Temple has always been a popular temple. It is also almost a must-visit when visiting Tokyo. Ancient monastery with a history of thousands of years. A lot of small details are beautiful subjects for photography. I love this door button, quaint and textured.

Close-up of the shrine of the Asakusa Sansha Festival. Very delicate and gorgeous.

When visiting Tokyo, I happened to come across the Asakusa Sansha Festival. So leave this scene. Support for the gods, men, women and children, is very hard. It's really touching. I am honored to have the opportunity to come across such a festival.

Ueno, Tokyo On the way back from the event, there was a place like a bridge near Ueno Station, and I took a picture. Photos ✨ taken at just the right time

I sandwiched 🙂🌸 the top and bottom of the reflection of Sensoji Temple with drooping cherry blossoms. I went there on a rainy day and it was the right answer. This is 😁 a photo taken while getting soaking wet. * Click the image to see the original vertical composition.

I visited the temple at night, avoiding the morning crowd. It was cold, but the time was well spent. I enjoyed the atmosphere, which allowed me to think and create different shots. Beautiful city!

Statue of Nio at Sensoji Temple in Asakusa

In the summer of Asakusa Shrine, lanterns with the delicious expression "Natsumode" were displayed. Coupled with the blue sky, it is a stylish feeling. Speaking of Asakusa, Sensoji Temple is famous, but please visit the Asakusa Shrine right next to it.

★ The 15th COOL JAPAN VIDEOS Photo Contest is currently being ★ held under the theme of "Recommended Japan Sightseeing Spots in 2023" We look forward to receiving many applications from you! This time, we will introduce a post by "Abhi Sen"! It's a piece that feels wabi sabi. The "Old Kaneiji Five-storied Pagoda" in Ueno Zoo, Taito Ward, Tokyo. It has a long history of about 400 years and is designated as an Important Tangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan. It was lost in 1639, but was donated in 1958. ◆Ueno Park◆ 【Address】〒110-0008 Ueno Park, Taito-ku, Tokyo Ikenohata 3-chome 【Access】 Get off at JR Yamanote Line, JR Keihin Tohoku Line, JR Takasaki Line, JR Utsunomiya Line, Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line "Ueno" (G16 / H17) and walk about 2 minutes 【Parking lot】Available (charged) Please check the official website for details.

The five-storied pagoda of Ueno park looks very beautiful in every season. Ueno park is one of the most popular spots that hardly need any recommendations yet I want to recommend it because sometimes in a rush we somehow overlook a few things or spots that's why this post. Amid the colorless nature, the red pagoda and flower-printed Japanese umbrella in front of it formed a strangely beautiful scene. Although the pagoda is almost covered in flowers during the sakura season, once on a peony flower exhibition day when I went there I stopped after seeing such a sight. Amid the colorless nature, the red pagoda and flower-printed Japanese umbrella in front of it formed a strangely beautiful scene.

This is a photo of when I went to Asakusa with my friends. Since it was still winter vacation, there were many tourists.

Introducing the photos posted on "Everyone's Post"! This is a pickup post of the inbound tourism information SNS "Cool Japan Video". Today, I would like to introduce "Koichi Hakuchuu's post "Snow and Kaminarimon." The snowy landscape, large lanterns, and scenery of Nakamise Street are fantastic photos. Kaminarimon (Kaminarimon) is the main gate of Sensoji Temple in Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo. The official name is Furaijinmon, and it comes from the fact that the god of wind is on the right and the god of thunder is on the left side facing the gate. The large red lantern with the word "Kaminarimon" written on it in the center of the gate is 3.9 meters high, 3.3 meters wide, and weighs about 700 kg. It is a popular tourist spot as a symbol of Asakusa. Kaminarimon has a long history, and the first Kaminarimon was built in 941. After that, it was repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt, and the current Kaminarimon gate was rebuilt in 1960. From the end of Kaminarimon to the entrance of Sensoji Temple, "Nakamise Street" that runs for about 250 meters is popular with tourists for eating and gourmets! A variety of gourmet dishes such as fried buns, okaki, and kibidango are lined up, and the strawberry daifuku skewer with a love lottery at the manju restaurant "Kikusuido" has become a hot topic on SNS! You can enjoy strawberries, castella, and daifuku at once. The standard doll grill as a souvenir of Asakusa is also recommended in bite-sized pieces and easy to eat. ◆Kaminarimon (風雷神門)◆ 【Address】〒111-0032 2-3-1 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo 【Access】 Tobu Skytree Line: 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station Tokyo Metro Ginza Line: 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station 【Parking Lot】Yes: Kaminarimon Underground Parking Lot, in front of Kaminarimon Be careful of crowds between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Please check the official website for details.