- Time required
- Day trip
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Asakusa Station
To Asakusa, a classic tourist spot in Tokyo.
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Approximately 5 minutes’ walk
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Sensō-ji/Nakamise-dōriSensō-ji, one of Tokyo's oldest temples, and Nakamise-dōri lined with shops along the path to the shrine, are always full of old town energy.
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About 5 minutes’ walk
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Asakusa EKIMESE (Lunch)As it is directly connected to Asakusa Station, meals can be enjoyed without having to worry about rushing back to the station. Please stop by to check out the popular shops here.
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Asakusa EKIMISE directly connected to Asakusa Station
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Asakusa Station to Higashi-Mukōjima Station: Approximately 10 minutes by train [Tobu Railway Tobu Skytree Line]
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Higashi-Mukōjima Station to Tobu Museum: Walking distance
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Tobu MuseumA museum where you can learn about Japanese technology with train simulations and SL shows.
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About 8 minutes’ walk
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Mukōjima-Hyakkaen GardenThese flower gardens were built in the early 19th century, when Edo’s urban culture was at its peak.
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Mukōjima-Hyakkaen Garden to Higashi-Mukōjima Station: 8 minutes by foot
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Higashi-Mukōjima Station to TOKYO SKYTREE℠ Station: 7 minutes by train [Tobu Railway Tobu Skytree Line]
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TOKYO SKYTREE℠ Station directly connected to TOKYO SKYTREE
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TOKYO SKYTREE℠The world's tallest free standing broadcast tower! You can enjoy sightseeing at 350 meters and 450 meters above ground level.
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Directly connected
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Tokyo Solamachi (Shopping)A large selection of fashion items and character merchandise is available here for everyday use and as souvenirs.
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About 5 minutes’ walk
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Tokyo Solamachi (Dinner)With dishes ranging from sushi to yakiniku (grilled meat), you will surely be able to find a restaurant to your liking.
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