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Southeast side of Senso-ji Temple (浅草寺)... There are many "places to see" in the area spreading on the left side of the Kannondo Hall (観音堂). *There is Asakusa Jinnja Shrine (浅草神社) on the right side. After praying at the main hall, please do not return to Kaminarimon Gate (雷門) immediately!!!

"Peace clock" in front of the Kannondo Hall (観音堂 / Main hall).

we will glad you when refered in sight-seeing.

This is a "Nine-storied pagoda".

If you are collecting the Goshuin (御朱印) please go to the Yowgow-do Hall (影向堂).

Before the Goju-no-to (五重塔 / five-story pagoda).

Symbol Tower of Hanayashiki (花やしき) "Bee Tower".

When going in that direction, "stalls (露店)" suddenly appear.

This is called "Awashimado (淡島堂)".

This is called "Rokkakudo (六角堂)".

The oldest "wooden building" in Tokyo. It is a designated cultural asset of Tokyo.

"Zenzuka Jizo Hall (銭塚地蔵堂)" is at the far end of Senso-ji Temple.

The way to the Yowgow-do Hall (影向堂).

Inside, there is a black "Daikokuten' (大黒天 / God of Wealth)".

This tower (宝篋印塔) was erected in 1761. The height is 4.5 m.

Amidanyorai (阿弥陀如来) statue is opposite the Yowgow-do Hall (影向堂).

A stone bridge built in 1618.

Do not throw coins into this pond!

This pond (river), you can feel the coolness in the summer.

Northwest side of Temple precinct (境内). There is a smoking place around here.

The back street of Nakamise arcade (仲見世)...

Foreign tourists riding a Jinrikisha (人力車). It looks very fun!

The photograph was taken from 2014 to 2016.

If you visit Senso-ji temple... Please plan more than 2 hours.
Look, eat, pray, take a selfie... Please take a walk slowly!