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Asakusa Street Food Guide – 1 Day of Delicious Eats & Temple Strolls

Discover the best Asakusa street foods — from Kagetsudo melon bread and matcha crêpes to age manju and kibi dango. Includes Senso-ji Temple omikuji experience and travel tips.

2025.11.09

AsakusaEnglishFood & Gourmet

My Omikuji Experience at Sensō-ji: How to Draw It, What Happened, and Why People Talk About Bad Luck

Experience the traditional omikuji fortune-telling at Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa. How to draw, what to do if you get bad luck, and my own “good luck” result explained.

2025.11.02

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Asakusa Kokonoe Fried Manju｜Crispy, Fluffy, and Full of Sweet Flavor

Try Asakusa’s famous Age-Manju from Kokonoe on Nakamise Street. Crispy outside, fluffy inside, and available in matcha, sesame, chocolate, and more. Credit cards and QR code payments accepted!

2025.11.01

AsakusaEnglishFood & Gourmet

Azuma Kibidango Asakusa｜5 Sticks for 400 Yen – A Sweet & Chewy Must-Try Snack Near Senso-ji Temple

Try Azuma’s famous kibidango on Asakusa’s Nakamise Street! 5 sticks for 400 yen or take-home 10-pack for 800 yen. Enjoy with iced matcha or amazake. Cash only.

2025.10.31

AsakusaEnglishFood & Gourmet

Asakusa Menchi Cutlet｜Juicy Must-Try Street Food Near Senso-ji Temple

Try Asakusa’s most famous street food — the juicy and crispy Asakusa Menchi Cutlet! Located near Senso-ji Temple, this hot and flavorful snack is a must-try when visiting Tokyo.

2025.10.30

AsakusaEnglishFood & Gourmet