Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center (浅草文化観光センター)

Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center (浅草文化観光センター)

Look at 'Senso-ji Temple' from the top on the view terrace!
- TOKYO
- Asakusa
- 2014.5.24 write

Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center (浅草文化観光センター) is which To provide useful information and services to foreign visitors, to enjoy Asakusa even more. Renewal opened in 2012, the novel architectural design became a topic.

"Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center" renewed in 2012.

we will glad you when refered in sight-seeing.

The location in front of Kaminarimon Gate (雷門) is also nice, but innovative design attracts attention.

It seems that various services are prepared for foreign tourists.

These are few part of many 'Tokyo Station' photos.

sightseeing information in four languages (Japanese, English, Mandarin Chinese, Korean).

Maps or brochures in each language are also available.

Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center : sightseeing information

The second floor is a sightseeing information corner. There are Available for free Wi-Fi,AC power supply,four computers.

A whole view of "Senso-ji Temple (浅草寺)" can be commanded from a view terrace.

Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center : view terrace

There is a view terrace on the 8th floor.

It is very crowded on weekends.

Tokyo sky tree seen from the view terrace (in the direction of Sumida River).

Before 9 am. Nakamise arcade (仲見世) is not so crowded yet.

You too, please take a nice picture!

photographed on May. 2014.

When you arrive in Asakusa, you can stop by Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center first and get a tourist brochure (MAP).

[ASAKUSA] Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center (浅草文化観光センター)

Address : 2-18-9 Kaminarimon, Taito-city, Tokyo, Japan
Phone : 03-3842-5566
Time ： 9:00am - 20:00pm
Admission fee : Free
Languages : English, Chinese, Korean
Access : [Subway] Ginza-Line, Asakusa-Line "Asakusa" Station. 1-minute walk.

English on this page is translated from Japanese to English using the Google translation site. Sorry if there are sentences that are difficult to read.