- Senso-ji Temple
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2-min. walk from CROSS Suites Tokyo Asakusa
2-min. walk from CROSS Suites Tokyo Asakusa
8-min. walk from CROSS Suites Tokyo Asakusa
13-min. walk from CROSS Suites Tokyo Asakusa
19-min. walk from CROSS Suites Tokyo Asakusa
A famous fireworks festival in Tokyo held every July.
9:00
Even if you arrive early, you can store your luggage in
the self-service lockers before check-in and start
exploring Asakusa right away.
If you’re unsure
where to go, feel free to ask the hotel crew—they’ll be
happy to recommend local spots.
9:30
One of the first places to visit in Asakusa is Senso-ji
Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo.Located just a
2-minute walk from the hotel, it’s the perfect place to
begin your journey.
Start your trip with a visit
and a prayer for a safe and memorable stay.
10:30
From traditional local specialties to the latest sweet
treats, Nakamise Shopping Street is the perfect place to
explore Asakusa’s food scene.
With its lively,
festival-like atmosphere, you’ll experience the true
energy of Asakusa.
Please note that eating while
walking is not permitted on Nakamise Shopping Street.
11:30
Asakusa is home to many scenes you may recognize from
anime and movies.
In the Rokku Broadway area,
you’ll find street performances and theaters—making it a
vibrant entertainment district.
12:30
Asakusa is dotted with long-standing traditional eateries. There are also plenty of spots serving Edomae tempura, made with fresh seafood from Tokyo Bay. Enjoy classic Japanese dishes like tendon (tempura rice bowls) and tempura soba.
14:00
Located between Asakusa and Ueno, Kappabashi Kitchen
Town is a specialty district dedicated to Japanese food
culture.
Browse professional kitchen knives,
traditional tableware, and realistic food replicas—an
area that’s fun just to explore.
16:30
At CROSS Suites Tokyo Asakusa, daily mini events offer
opportunities to connect with fellow guests.
Enjoy
cultural experiences and chance encounters with
travelers from around the world.
The photo is for
illustrative purposes only.
18:30
Hoppy Street is lined with casual local bars and is a
must-visit for drink lovers.
Famous for its rich
stewed dishes, it’s also known as “Nikomi Street,” with
each restaurant offering its own unique flavor.
20:30
After exploring Asakusa’s nightlife, it’s just about a
10-minute walk back to the hotel.
Pick up some
drinks from a nearby convenience store and continue the
evening in the lounge as you plan your next day’s
adventure.
If you’re unsure where to go next, feel
free to ask the hotel crew for recommendations.
7:30
While Senso-ji Temple is usually bustling with visitors,
the morning offers a quieter and more relaxed
experience.
Take your time strolling the grounds
and enjoy the serene, majestic atmosphere.
Photo
courtesy of Senso-ji Temple
8:00
Begin your day with a delicious breakfast loved by
locals.
Just a short walk from the hotel, feb’s
coffee & scone (Umamichi Main Store) serves freshly
roasted coffee and homemade scones—highly recommended
with their breakfast plate.
9:30
Shibuya, one of Tokyo’s most popular destinations, is
just about 35 minutes from Asakusa Station on the Tokyo
Metro Ginza Line.
Explore iconic spots like the
Scramble Crossing, Hachiko Statue, and Center Street,
and experience the cutting edge of Tokyo trends.
14:00
Head to Harajuku, the heart of Japan’s “kawaii” culture,
for colorful fashion, unique accessories, and creative
sweets.
Enjoy strolling through this vibrant and
playful neighborhood.
17:00
Enjoy Tokyo’s nightlife in Shinjuku, home to famous
spots like Kabukicho, Golden Gai, and Omoide Yokocho.
Take
in the dazzling neon lights and city views from towering
buildings.
Shinjuku is about 30 minutes from
Asakusa by train.
21:00
For added convenience during your stay, the hotel offers
a 24-hour laundry facility.
Use it anytime—even
after a day out—so you can travel light and stay
comfortable.