10 BEST Things to Do in ASAKUSA TOKYO
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- This is our list of the TOP 10 best things to do in Asakusa Tokyo. We will guide you through the streets of Asakusa and show you some of our favorite spots in this part of town. We will definitely check out the must-see sights such as Sensoji Temple and Nakamise-dori. However we'll show you other fun stuff you can do in Asakusa. Like where to buy the biggest Onigiri Rice Ball we've ever seen?
👉Check out our Asakusa Street Food video updated for 2023
📽️ • Tokyo Street Food Tour...
😀Places we visit on this video
SENSOJI & Nakamise Dori
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KIMURAYA NINGYOYAKI HONPO
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ASAKUSA CULTURE TOURIST CENTER
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TOKYO RICKSHAW
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DELICA PAKUPAKU
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SUMIDA PARK
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SUMIDA RIVER WALK
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OKUYAMA OMAIRI MACHI
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ASAKUSA CHICKEN
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HISAGO DORI
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ROKKU DORI
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HANAYASHIKI
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KUROGANEYA
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We just recently returned from Japan and spent 3 days staying in Asakusa. It was a great place to hang out.
Oh my goodness, this video was amazing 🎉 thank you for sharing. I love all your channels and all your videos. It would never be boring if I were there. I’m inside hiding from wildfire smoke. I’m in Northern British Columbia Canada and our whole region is fighting wildfires. You’ve helped me escape 😊
Met u both at Narita airport today. Wow 😊😊
First! Never thought i’ll be this early for one of your videos!!
Hey guys how you doing love theses kind of videos the all the delicious food enjoy take care 😘❤️🥰😍😍❤️💯🙏🌹🌹
“It’s weird, but okay.” - Satoshi 😂😂😂
That giant jelly donut looks delicious.
OMG
Nice, can’t wait
Awesome.❤
You both are beautiful 🥰🥰 lots of love and hugs to you both 😊😊
Hi guys I love Tabieats
That was fun!
Adding to my list to see… can’t wait!!!
Thank uou❤
Finally! I was looking forward to new content, outside of shorts and Hawaii🌺🌈 Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE every episode… but I miss seeing my home 🇯🇵👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Go to the CafeRestCuz'Homeground in Asakusa, kudasai!
Love to see the japan vids back on track!!!!! 👌🏻😍
I wish I was there.i love your travel videos and you guys a great love you both ❤❤
I love you guys. I love you guys together. You are very respectful with each other, i love it. I wish you both happiness and health always.
loved this vid! I hope to experience this awesomeness someday!
Very interesting. Enjoyed thoroughly.
Morning shinichi and satoshi love you ❤❤❤❤
Such a great video, guys. I really like the combo of your favorite sights, spots, and street foods! I laughed out loud when Satoshi said that Kurganeya on Hoppy Street felt like a cafe in France and you responded, Shinichi, "I guess so. It has a slightly different atmosphere, maybe more festive and...filled with drunk people." Hahaha! I love you two. 💖💖
Thanks!
Thanks!!!
Thanks alot! This Video helps me alot with my Holiday Trip in Tokyo 😎😎
I really enjoyed this video! I would like to see more of these neighborhood-style videos.
A wonderful tour. Si many levels of entertainment, older places, newer, food, shops and more. That onigiri was huge! It would definitely feed many people or provide many meals for a person or two.
Omg that onigiri!
Loved this can you do more like this
I'm going there tomorrow. This is very helpful. :)
How I miss Japan...thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Natsukashi ne!! I can still taste Kimura Ningyo Yaki. Thank you for putting this together and showing us the different places to eat. Thank you for pointing out the restrooms. And most of all, thank you for sharing the hot rickshaw drivers! 😍 You guys! That giant onigiri is no joke! I love love takana and okaka. My favorites in onigiri! Asakusa is definitely at the top of my places to revisit next year!! Thank youuuuu!
At 2:35 when someone tries to use the stairs, sees them blocking them for filming, and promptly nopes back up lol 😂
New sub but have watched MANY videos. I love the detail you provide when describing food tastes/textures and tips for travelers. Keep up the great content! 😀
Very nice video. Great chemistry between Satoshi & Shinishi. Some crazy food selections (giant onigiri) and others very tempting. I am a big fan of Karaage Yukari to get snacks (especially kawasen) to eat while watching Grand Sumo in my hotel room but will have to try Asakusa Chikin when I visit in January. I think it would be fun hanging out with you two. Will have to investigate your other video offerings.
That 1 kg Onigiri was AWESOME!
I really like that area.
I love Asakusa night ^^
I love asakusa! We stayed at the hotel by that amusement park. I love that old style of that area. There was a brush (tawashi) store and a luggage store and used kimono store that we bought items from 😊
another reat video. thank you for all your insight into Japan.
I'm staying near Sensoji next trip and love the area.
Thanks so much for sharing! We're planning our trip to Japan for next October and our hotel will be in Asakusa. I can't wait to try ALL the street foods 😋
Cool video and noe i have to look up that rollercoaster and theme park. Its crazy its been arounds since the 1850s pretty amazing.
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I stayed my entire time visiting Tokyo in Asakusa at the hotel Tavinos. Such a wonderful spot although a little inconvenient when I wanted to go out to Shinjuku or shibuya, but still totally worth it. Has just a great charm to it. Walking around the temple at night was so beautiful. Also there are two onsens, one hidden off in the alleys, def a more expensive one but it has many different baths and a wonderful restaurant inside. And there is a more local one nearby. Such a great location
Asakusa definitely has that old Japanese charm and vibe. Glad you enjoyed it as much as we do.
How long did it take you to get to shinjuku or shibuya?
@@Monjo1579 yeah that was the one downside I will say about this location. It's so far from everything 😭 and like I felt like I had to add extra time just for travel or to head back ya know. I wanna say .. 🤔🤔🤔 roughly about 30 mins or so
Thats what I like about bean paste desserts, usually not overly sweet
What a fun day out! Love how you suggest folks visit back road, small places. I grew up with an amusement park a few towns over. Wonderful childhood memories. Thanks for putting names of things on the screen. I cannot always decern the words. Love to see a map also. PS - I love sweet bean paste. For years could not find it but now have a new market in area with bean paste buns in freezer section. Someday hope to make it myself. Think you did a vid on cooking it. Might look for that. Hello from sunny and warm Oregon.
Yes need more. Shibuya next?^^
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I love Satoshi's love of trains
great video, like always!! I've been at Asakusa at night and yes, it's spectacular!! Hope to run into you guys when I come in September!! HAHA
Kimono shop 🤗 👘
Awesome. Did you make the 10 Must Try Foods is Asakusa video?
nm, found it! Yeh. Thank you.
7:30 a good place for a 🔒 😁👍
Great video, and I enjoyed the GIANT ONIGIRI! 🍙 I think, given that I'll stay there till night to see Asakusa illumimated, I'll get to finish the whole riceball!
Hey, thank you so much for making this video! My wife and I are going to Japan next week and I'm dying to see the temple, and we were wondering what else to do in Asakusa. You have a new subscriber!
that rickshaw guy's arms🔥
Love all the channels and new store merchandise. ❤💞❤💖 but pretty please make Justin merch too. Love and Hugs. Best wishes and AwEsOmE videos.
I love rickshaw rides have done it twice in Asakusa but seems so expensive now at least for one person.
damn those rickshaw guys are hot.
To the one pulling the rickshaw.
Gokorosama desu
I love this video and your recommendations! I enjoyed my time there with all the good food when I was there 6 yrs ago. Can’t wait to go back!
Do we have to tip the rickshaw guy or is that not accepted too?
I always make sure NOT to watch your videos while hungry. 😂 It still doesn't work! Glad to see Satoshi is feeling better too!🙏🏾📿
Oh goodness, the size of that rice ball 😳🤣😂
Recently subscribed to your channel. Awesome content and hopefully you can answer some of my questions:
1. My family of 7 will be arriving in Japan Haneda Airport on December 22, 2023 and we are planning to stay in Japan until December 29, 2023, unless you have other recommendations in places to stay.
2. What would you recommend things to do during this time. Are the shops, cafe and other things open?
3. We are planning on staying in No.366 APA Hotel Asakusa Shin Okachimachi Ekimae, and would like to know if this place is a good place to stay centrally to visit Shinjuku, Shibuya, Sumida, Sensoji Temple and other point of interest. Is this a good place to stay?
Any other suggestions you would have would be surely appreciated.
Thanks for subscribing! Asakusa is a great place to stay although it is further away from places like Shinjuku and Shibuya. All shops will be open during your stay. We don’t celebrate the Christmas holidays here so it’s a normal working day here, but you’ll be able to enjoy the holiday illuminations throughout the city.
Two of the best things I've experienced in Asakusa; Asahi building top floor lounge bar. Also the opportunity to wear authentic samurai armor. I don't remember the name for the place but try googling authentic experience in Asakusa and samurai.. 🤔
I really enjoyed this video. People are surprised when Mika Moo and I say we could spend weeks(more if we had the time) in Tokyo, there’s just so much to walk to and see. We love the trains too. When we travel it’s not to just tick off the tourist spots, it’s to just be, taking a moment and time to imagine what it’s like to be a local.
I didn’t like supermarket melon pan but when I had the Melon Pan from Asakusa Kagetsudo I finally understood why they’re so popular. Nearby is Suzukien Asakusa, it’s matcha icecream is awesome, I had the strongest matcha with black sesame - oh I miss it.
I have fond memories of drinking Hoppy in a tiny Izakaya in Asakusa... The ratio of Shochu to Hoppy increased with each round ordered, until I was ready to sing some Karaoke (for like 150-200 yen or so per go) and tortured the ears of whoever had the misfortune of being near. Guess I will be getting weird looks too when I come back and order Soto-only Hoppy because I can't drink alcohol any more.
Oh gosh this was a fantastic video and I really really enjoyed watching it and so much beauty around everywhere you shared this content with us. So wonderful seeing both you Shinichi and Satoshi, have a blessed and beautiful rest of your day, sending love and hugs, Arigato!! 😂😉🤗💜💜
Onigiri looks like a Pokemon Ball
Does that Sensoji Temple Shrine have steep steps? If they are not too high, maybe I can climb them. I have a bad knee. :(. Other than that, this looks like a very nice place to visit.
That's the Death Star of Onigiri 😂 and I thought the golden poo was a golden ... 😂
I hope you tipped him well 😃
Can you tip any time in Japan??
loved Asakusawhen I went there for the first time almost 12 years ago but nowadays my recommendation would be to run away asap when you accidentaly get anywhere near sensoji .... way overcrowded sadly
The young men pulling those rickshaws must be so fit. Weight training with jogging, excellent.
I thought I would never take a rickshaw because I felt it was exploitation of people who could not make a living any other way. But the drivers you showed seemed to enjoy what they were doing - I guess it is a great way to stay fit. I just hope they can make a living that way. For their sake, I think it is appropriate, as was the original tradition to have only one passenger. I would not like to see a pair (or more?) of large tourists wanting a ride.
the onigari looks like the "doughnut" that they made in pokemon. (i know now it's not a doughnut silly Americans) Me! I can finish it in maybe two or three days.
Great suggestions, but I'm confused with the pronounciation. Is it Asa-kusa or A-sak-sa?
Both is correct
@@TabiEats Oh! Good to know, thanks. I'm definitely going to try out the street food, especially the fried chicken. Hoppy St looks interesting too. Thanks for the video!
Where is the goose that laid the golden turd on the top of that building.
0.8% alcohol... Is that basically kombucha at that point?
Is this a recycled video?
Nope. It’s all brand new.
--- Hapanese food seems all the same mostly ---- too much rise....a tiny bit of sauce and a couple bites of nothing ----- ....and most of it does not look like it would have much flavor ......or it has that nean paste in everything - - too much of the same things just switched around a bit to look different -- \\\ Don;t just say ....Mmm mm m m - - it is good and amazing all the time....please DESCRIBE the flavors and textures ! --
8:10 we have werry same BRIDGE called *_RÁMUSÁK_* litrary 'noise maker' so i got your feeling..
hmmm,... to me Monzen Nakacho is so much better .... though .... Kamiya Bar in Asakusa would be nice to visit to drink denki-bran !