Lernen Sie das Geheimnis von Asakusa kennen! Schrein- und Tempeltour
Beschreibung
In Asakusa gibt es viele Tempel und Schreine mit einer langen Geschichte und interessanten Merkmalen, in denen die gemeinsame Kultur von Edo blühte. Es wurde angenommen, dass die sieben Katastrophen durch den Besuch von Schreinen, in denen die sieben Götter verankert waren, beseitigt würden und die Besucher sieben Glücksgefühle erhalten würden. Selbst in Japan ist der Besuch von Tempeln und Schreinen heute ein geheimer Boom. An jedem Schrein können Sie einen roten Stempel als Zeichen der Anbetung erhalten, damit Sie gerne rote Stempel sammeln können. Diese Attraktivität ist populär geworden und zieht die Aufmerksamkeit junger Menschen auf sich. Auf dieser Tour gehen Sie um Asakusa herum und besuchen sieben Schreine. Sie können nicht nur den Sensoji sehen, sondern auch die ruhige Stadt!
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Matsuchiyama Shoden: Dies ist ein Tempel, der für Gesundheit, gute Beziehungen und eheliche Beziehungen bekannt ist und das erfolgreiche Geschäft darstellt. Von den sieben Glücksgottheiten ist "Bishamonten", der Gott, der Glück und Mut gibt, verankert.
Imado-Schrein: Dieser Schrein ist berühmt als Geburtsort von Maneki Neko und es gibt überall Maneki Neko! Es ist ein Schrein, in dem viele Anbeterinnen das Glück haben, verheiratet zu sein. Unter den sieben Gottheiten des Glücks, der Gottheit des Glücks, des Eigentums und der Gesundheit, ist "Fukurokuju" verankert.
Hashibafudo-Sohn: Ein kleiner, einfacher Tempel, in dem Sie die Schönheit des Baustils der Edo-Zeit spüren können. Unter den sieben Glücksgottheiten ist "Hotei-Sohn", die Gottheit des Glücks und des Glücks, verankert.
Ishihama Saryo Raku: Dies ist ein Restaurant auf dem Gelände des Ishihama-Schreins. Das Restaurant verfügt über einen offenen Raum mit einer großen Auswahl an Menüpunkten, darunter Süßigkeiten wie Tempura Bowl, Soba und Dango. Sie können auch Tofu-Dengaku genießen, eine Spezialität des Teehauses im Bezirk, die während der Edo-Zeit in Ukiyo-e-Drucken abgebildet war.
Yoshiwara-Schrein: Dies ist der einzige weibliche Gott der sieben Gottheiten, der "Benzaiten" verankert. Es soll verschiedene Wünsche von Frauen erfüllen und besonders das Glück für Kunst und Ehe haben.
Otori-Schrein: Dies ist ein Schrein mit einem wunderschönen und großen Rechen, der berühmt dafür ist, den "Rooster Market" zu veranstalten, auf dem die Glücksschwader verkauft werden. Das Symbol ist die im japanischen Noh verwendete Maske "Okame-san". Streicheln wir die Riesenschildkröte! Unter den sieben Glücksgottheiten ist der Gott der Gesundheit und Langlebigkeit, der "Jurojin", verankert.
Asakusa-Schrein: Der Asakusa-Schrein, der eine tiefe Beziehung zum berühmten Sightseeing-Spot "Sensoji-Tempel" hat, ist "Ebisu" gewidmet, einer der sieben glücklichen Gottheiten des Glücks und des Glücks. Dies ist der Schrein, in dem die drei großen Festivals in Tokio stattfinden.
Sensoji-Tempel: Es ist der älteste Tempel in Tokio mit einer großen roten Laterne, die ein Symbol für Asakusa ist. Die wunderschöne zinnoberrote Landschaft ist spektakulär und hat sich zu einem berühmten Touristenort entwickelt, den die meisten Touristen hier besuchen. Auf Nakamise-Dori, das zum Hauptschrein führt, werden viele in Japan einzigartige Souvenirs verkauft! Unter den sieben Glücksgottheiten ist Daikokuten im Sensoji-Tempel verankert.
Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street: Gehen wir die Nakamise Shopping Street entlang, die die belebteste Gegend in Asakusa ist. Wir führen Sie durch die empfohlenen Geschäfte, in denen Sie Souvenirs kaufen und berühmte lokale Lebensmittel essen können. Vergessen Sie nicht, auch ein Foto in der Nähe des Kaminarimon-Tors zu machen!
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Wichtige Informationen
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Sämtliche Transportkosten, Eintrittsgelder, Essens- und Getränkekosten usw., die an den besuchten Orten anfallen, gehen zu Lasten des Kunden.
- Der Endpunkt der Tour unterscheidet sich vom Startpunkt. Bitte informieren Sie Ihren Reiseleiter, wenn Sie den Zielort ändern möchten.
- Am Mittwoch ist „Ishihama Saryo Raku“ geschlossen, daher zeigen wir Ihnen einen Alternativplatz.
Bewertungen(8)
We met Nanako at Asasuka Station and she was very pleasant and helpful. She advised us to buy whatever beverages or snacks we may need for the tour and then outlined the itinerary for visiting the shrines and temples. Before setting off, she advised that we have lunch at the mall area near the last shrine. We visited the shrines and at the first one, she suggested that we buy a card that could be stamped at each location and that would be our souvenir of the trip, which is great! At one point, she suggested that we take a taxi to the last area because of the rain and the buses do not operate that regularly. Upon exiting the taxi, she paid the full amount without asking for any money, which I did not expect. After reaching the final area, Nanako asked us what we would like to eat and we decided on Ramen and she took us to this lovely restaurant where the food was delicious! In general, Nanako went above and beyond in her customer service and treated us so well we were very impressed with her and would now consider her a friend.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience with Nanako! We're thrilled to hear that she provided such excellent service and made your tour memorable. It's great to know that she went above and beyond in assisting you throughout the day, from offering helpful advice to treating you to a delicious meal. We appreciate your kind words and will be sure to pass them along to Nanako. We hope to have the opportunity to serve you again in the future!
The variety of places we got to see was fantastic, how our guide Harada Taketsugu personalised our tour and was very knowledgeable on the shrines and temples/ surrounding areas. Would highly recommend.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us! We are thrilled to hear that you had a great time on the tour with Mr.Harada and that he was able to provide you with a personalized and knowledgeable experience. We take pride in providing excellent service and it is fantastic to hear that we were able to exceed your expectations. We hope to welcome you back for another unforgettable tour in the future!
Kazumi was our guide for our tour. She led us to some wonderful spots for the best views of Tokyo Tower and even helped us with taking some lovely photos of us! She did well with giving us history about the locations we visited and was very flexible with adjusting the tour route to our requests.
Thank you for sharing your positive experience with us! We're delighted to hear that Kazumi provided a great tour experience, taking you to some wonderful spots and providing interesting historical information. We're also glad to hear that she was flexible and accommodating to your requests. It's great to know that she even helped you take some lovely photos! We appreciate your feedback and hope to welcome you back in the future for another enjoyable tour.
Kazumi was extremely helpful showing us around the Asakusa area! Super informative and she takes greats photos
Thank you for your positive feedback! We're thrilled to hear that Kazumi provided a helpful and informative tour of Asakusa. It's great to know that she also helped you take some great photos! We appreciate your recommendation and hope to see you again soon for another enjoyable tour.
Went on a well-paced tour with Nobu-San. The walk began at the iconic Kaminarimon Gate, which was an impressive sight to behold and we were explained the history, and the significance of the gate to the shrine. After which, we proceeded down Nakamise Street, which is now bustling again (the entire street closed down during covid times) with traditional Japanese shops selling souvenirs, snacks, and local delicacies. We also had the opportunity to eat the famous waffle ice-cream. Just before entering the main hall of Asakusa Shrine, we learned about the etiquette of entering the shrine, the meaning of each action, and the religion. As we didn’t stop for lunch, we had the time to visit Kappabashi, the famous kitchen street in Tokyo. It’s right next to Asakusa and is just a 15 mins walk away. Self restraint is tough here. I wanted to buy everything here. 🤣🤣 Overall, the morning tour of Asakusa Shrine was a fantastic way to learn about a part of the history and culture of Tokyo.
Thank you very much for your review! At otomo, we strive to give our customers the best experiences possible, and we are glad to hear that you had a good time on our Asakusa tour, and found it a fantastic way to learn about a part of the history and culture of Tokyo! We are also happy to hear that your guide, Nobu-san, paced the tour well, and he explained the history and significance of many things in Asakusa to you! We will be sure to pass your comments to Mr. Nobu to let him know that you appreciated his services and hospitality. Thank you once again for choosing us, and we hope to see you again!
The guide was wonderful very friendly and knowledgeable Quite a lot of walking but well worth it Lunch in a local restaurant was also great
Thank you very much for your review! At otomo, we strive to give our customers the best experiences possible, and we are glad to hear that you had a great time on our Asakusa shrine and temple tour! We are also happy to hear that your guide was very knowledgeable, and that you had a great lunch in a local restaurant! If you could kindly edit your review to include your guide's name, we will be sure to pass your comments to them to let them know that you appreciated their friendliness, services, and vast knowledge. Thank you once again for choosing us, and we hope to see you again!
We had an awesome experience on our visit to the Shrines and Temples of Asakusa visiting the 7 deities for good fortune. Our tour guide ( Tom Harada) was very knowledgeable, kind, and patient taking care of our needs. We likewise had a great lunch with a taste of authentic home cooked Japanese foods in a " hole in the wall" eatery. Witnessed the chanting and ceremony at the Senso-ji temple / Daikokuten for blessings in business/ agriculture followed by a stroll on Nakamise-dori street( a shopping paradise for souvenirs ) plus a unique way to taste different foods.
Thank you very much for your review! At otomo, we strive to give our customers the best experiences possible, and we are glad to hear that the both of you had a great time on your Asakusa shrine and temple tour, visiting the seven deities for good for tune and witnessing ceremonies at Sensoji Temple! We are also happy to hear that you found your guide, Mr. Tom, knowledgeable, kind and patient, and that he made sure your needs were attended to, and even ensured you had a great home-styled Japanese lunch in a small eatery! We will be sure to pass your comments to Mr. Tom to let him know that you appreciated his kindness, patience, hospitality, and vast knowledge. Thank you once again for choosing us, and we hope to see you again!
Our tour guide for the day was Eric. He took us on the tour of the 7 Temples & Shrines. He was extremely knowledgeable and had lots of wonderful little nuggets of information about each site. He was well spoken and conversed easily with us in English. I appreciate the fact that he took us to some cafe’s and shops not on the tour but which he thought we might find of interest. I would highly recommend this tour and Eric as your guide
Hi, Thank you so much for the comment. We are really happy to hear that you have spent such an amazing time with your tour guide, Eric. He is one of the our best and well-prepared tour guides. If you could know and learn about the area with the story behind, it should be such a great experience! Again, thank you so much for choosing us. Best,
