Step into old Tokyo and explore the historic streets surrounding Senso-ji Temple, the city’s oldest and most iconic Buddhist temple. Wander down Nakamise Street, lined with stalls selling traditional snacks and souvenirs, before venturing into Hoppy Street, a lively spot for izakaya dining and retro nightlife. Hidden alleys reveal tucked-away shops, nostalgic cafés, and a glimpse into a past era, making Asakusa a fascinating mix of tradition and energy.
Asakusa Scavenger Hunt Video
Testimonial for our Scavenger Hunts
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Our Asakusa hunt includes Senso-ji Temple, Hoppy Street, Nakamise Street, and more
Sample Hunt Tasks for our Tokyo Asakusa Scavenger
- What colour is the noren fabric hanging at the entrance of Aoi Marushin Restaurant?
- How many dragons can you spot on the stone fountains in front of the main hall of the Sensoji Temple?
- Take a look at the walking route map located near the bathroom of Asakusa Water Bus Landing Stage. How long is the suggested route?
- Take a photo of your team with a Buddha.
- Take a unique architectural photo of your team with the Asahi Beer Building and Skytree in one picture.
- Take a photo of your team with a Rickshaw.
Photo Gallery for our Tokyo Asakusa Scavenger Hunt
Team selfie during the Tokyo Asakusa Scavenger Hunt
All smiles during the Tokyo Asakusa Scavenger Hunt
Discovering grand architecture
Can we take this home?
When in Japan take photos with lanterns
A quick break?
Team selfie!
Look at that
Care for a giant ice cream?
Traditional attire is perfection
Don’t forget the selfie
Guys, I think this one is the best
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