Sensō-ji en Tokio

Sensō-ji (日本語: 浅草寺) estas turisma vidindaĵo, unu el la Buddhist temples en Tokio , Japanio . Ĝi situas: 69 km de Kaŭasaki, 102 km de Jokohamo, 810 km de Nagoja Urbo.

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2 Chome-3-1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japanujo, N35°42'52", E139°47'48". Akiri direktojn

Kontakto

Telephone: +81 3-3842-0181

Website: www.senso-ji.jp

Malfermaj horoj

Tue-Thu 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Fri 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Sat-Sun 9:00 AM–7:00 PM

Referencoj

Senso-ji Temple sur Foursquare
Sensō-ji sur Facebook

asakusa 浅草 — nakashi @ Flickr

Vkontakte User @ Vkontakte

asakusa 浅草 — nakashi @ Flickr

Prcmise @ WikiCommons

Sujay25 @ WikiCommons

Panoramio upload bot @ WikiCommons

Tak1701d @ WikiCommons

Senso-ji Temple — Damien Borel @ Flickr

Alton78 @ WikiCommons

asakusa 浅草 — nakashi @ Flickr

FredArnaud @ WikiCommons

Vkontakte User @ Vkontakte

Calvinkulit @ WikiCommons

asakusa 浅草 — nakashi @ Flickr

Kimmc~commonswiki @ WikiCommons

asakusa 浅草 — nakashi @ Flickr

Tak1701d @ WikiCommons

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franta

15 June 2021

very guweter

Kit&kafoodle

1 May 2017

Nice shopping strip leading up to the temple, you can dress up in traditional yukata for nice photos. Temple itself is under construction so you couldn't see inside but still a nice wander in the area

Jeehae Lee

14 July 2014

Lots of things to do during the day; but try hanging out at the vicinity before the shops close, and come at night to see the beautiful lighting of both less crowded Senso-ji and the Sky Tree afar.

Artyom Fedosov

26 July 2016

Overcrowded with tourists. Also they hosting huge festival Sanja Matsuri in the middle of May, it's three days of madness with two millions of religious people around, don't miss it.

Dan Mondragón Somera

27 May 2018

Definitely a must see. You can enter through the Main Street and enjoy the souvenirs and sights, and can come back through some of the back streets which offers great food and more quiet ambient

A Hazet

29 October 2019

Tokyo's oldest budhist temple, Adjacent to the temple is a five-story pagoda & the Asakusa Shinto shrine, as well as many shops with traditional goods and foodstall in the Nakamise-dōri#TravelingTokyo

Brian Bimschleger

4 November 2017

Tremendous views of the Temple, Hozoman Gate, & Five-story pagoda. Expect a crowd. Make sure to do the purification trough, pray at (& ring) the bells, and shake the metal boxes to learn your fortune.

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