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Senso-ji Temple
The symbol of Asakusa, Sensoji Temple is known as the oldest temple in Tokyo, founded in 628 after two fishermen hauled up a small golden statue of Bodhisattva
Asakusa Jinja Shrine
Details
- Address
- 浅草2-3-1
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- machine.wagers.villa
- Phone
- +81-3-3844-1575
- Website
- View website
- Open Hours
- 1-12: Mon-Sun: - 00:00-24:00
About this sight
This is a Shinto shrine that is famous for its Sanja Matsuri Festival held in May.
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