• Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center - We will see the view from the 8th floor of Cultural Tourist Information Center of Asakusa:)
• Nakamise Shopping Street (Kaminarimon) - We will enter the center of Asakusa area from the main gate of Sensoji Temple, Kaminarimon Gate, which is the icon of Asakusa.
• Senso-ji Temple Bentendo - After walking into the central area of Asakusa, we will take a look at one of the lovely temples in Asakusa, Bentendo, which has the deity of art and prosperity.
• The Bell of Time - Next to Bentendo Temple, there’s the Bell of Time, which was regularly rung by the monk of Senso-ji Temple to let people know the time during Edo Period(from the 16th to the 18th century).
• Senso-ji Temple Nisombutsu - Two Buddhist statues near Sensoji Temple
• Senso-ji Temple Nitemmon Gate - On the right of the main hall of Sensoji Temple, there is one of the National Cultural Properties in Japan, Nitenmon Gate. This gate was use as the Shogun’s gate, which means only the general was allowed to pass during Edo Period.
• Asakusa Shrine - After taking a look at Nitenmon Gate, we will see Asakusa Shrine that has 3 deities who are closely related to the origin of Sensoji Temple. There’s also a garage for three big portable shrines that are carried by local people at Sanja Festival in May.
• Senso-ji Temple Yogodo - Yogodo Temple
• Senso-ji Temple Awashimado - Awashimado
• Senso-ji Temple Shinokuyama - The center of street performances during Edo period.
• Hozomon - In front of the temple, there’s another gate called Hozomon Gate that has a pair of guardian statues.
• Senso-ji Temple - This is the destination of the walking tour, Senso-ji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo with 1,400 years of history. I would love to tell you how this temple and its Buddhist deity, Kannon Bodhisattva, has been supported and loved by a variety of people since the past.
• Bar TOKYO BRAIN - After a 2-hour walking tour in Asakusa, we will have a standup comedy show at the bar called, “Asakusa Smile Bar & Cafe”.

• One drink at the venue of the comedy show is included:)
• Tour guide
• Cultural jokes about Japan

• Bottled water
• Descriptive dirty jokes:)

Discover the most iconic sightseeing destination in Tokyo, Asakusa, and immerse yourself in Japanese culture with a walking tour and a stand-up comedy show!

Embark on a 2-hour walking tour where you will encounter a range of historical structures, including Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, alongside major landmarks. Your guide, Ryo, brings 6 years of experience as a sightseeing rickshaw driver in Asakusa and is enthusiastic about sharing Japanese history and culture in an engaging and humorous manner.

Following the tour, enjoy a 45-minute stand-up comedy show hosted by Ryo himself, offering further insights into Japanese culture. Guests will have a meaningful and enjoyable experience from two distinct perspectives throughout the entire event.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.