Essa é Asakusa! Um passeio inclui tudo o que você precisa ver!





Descrição
Asakusa é um dos pontos turísticos mais famosos do Japão, repleto de turistas japoneses e estrangeiros. Existem grandes e belos templos e santuários com lanternas vermelhas gigantes como símbolo, bem como ruas comerciais onde você pode vivenciar a cultura tradicional japonesa. [Pontos de visita padrão] ・Centro de informações turísticas culturais de Asakusa ・Templo Sensoji ・Santuário Asakusa ・Rua comercial Asakusa Nishi-Sando ・Rua Hoppy ・Kappabashi Dogugai ・Cidade de utensílios de cozinha Kappabashi ・GONPACHI ・Árvore do Céu de Tóquio ・Tóquio Soramachi
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Centro de informações turísticas da cultura de Asakusa: aqui é mais do que apenas um centro turístico. O terraço de observação no último andar com vista para a cidade de Asakusa é um dos locais incríveis. É o único lugar em Asakusa onde você pode ver a cidade do alto do edifício.
Templo Sensoji: Sensoji é o templo mais antigo de Tóquio com grandes lanternas vermelhas que se tornaram o símbolo de Asakusa. Vale a pena ver os lindos edifícios vermelhos e o templo é um famoso local turístico onde a maioria das pessoas visita quando vem a Tóquio. No caminho para o templo principal na rua Nakamise, você encontrará uma variedade de lojas que vendem souvenirs encontradas apenas no Japão. A área está sempre lotada de gente, não importa a estação.
Santuário Asakusa: Este santuário é famoso por um dos três maiores festivais japoneses em Tóquio: Sanja Matsuri. Santuários e templos são instituições religiosas diferentes, mas o Santuário Asakusa tem uma forte conexão com o Templo de Sensoji. Aproveite a história de Sensoji e o Santuário Asakusa!
Rua comercial Asakusa Nishi-Sando: A rua comercial Asakusa Nishi-Sando está repleta de lojas e decorações temáticas de festivais, e é um lugar onde a tradição japonesa e o turismo se cruzam, tornando-a um local popular para turistas e moradores locais.
Hoppy Street: a rua com muitos restaurantes, mesas ao ar livre e bebidas a preços razoáveis. Há muitos turistas caminhando pela rua para curtir o ambiente. Muitos moradores vêm aqui para desfrutar de uma taça de saquê e um lanche.
Kappabashi Dogugai: Este é um distrito comercial com muitas lojas especializadas que vendem facas, talheres e outros utensílios de cozinha. É um ponto turístico popular onde você pode conseguir facas de cozinha profissionais e amostras de comida, que estão se tornando cada vez mais populares na cultura japonesa. Você encontrará produtos de alta qualidade feitos por artesãos e um ótimo souvenir!
GONPACHI: Este é um restaurante de soba artesanal localizado aos pés da Ponte Azumabashi. O Rio Sumida e a Sky Tree podem ser vistos pelas grandes vitrines do interior da loja, tornando-a um local perfeito para apreciar a paisagem de Asakusa. Opções sem glúten também estão disponíveis.
Tokyo Sky Tree: É o edifício mais alto do Japão com 634 metros, inaugurado em 2012 (e conhecido como a torre mais alta do mundo). Há um shopping, um aquário e prédios de escritórios ao redor da torre. Este passeio o levará à Sky Arena no 4º andar para uma vista espetacular da Sky Tree.
Tokyo Soramachi: Tokyo Solamachi é um complexo comercial adjacente ao Tokyo Skytree. Baseado no conceito de “novo estilo de centro”, é composto por diversos elementos como shopping center, entretenimento, gastronomia e experiências culturais. Você com certeza encontrará o souvenir de Tóquio perfeito para você!
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Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Todos os custos de transporte, taxas de entrada, custos de comida e bebida, etc. incorridos nos locais visitados, serão suportados pelo cliente.
- Se o tempo estiver ruim no dia, existe a possibilidade de que os meios de transporte, destinos e rotas sejam alterados.
- O ponto final do tour é diferente do ponto inicial. Por favor, informe o seu guia turístico se você deseja alterar o local de chegada.
- Por favor, entenda que os pontos turísticos podem ser alterados para locais alternativos em caso de fechamento temporário.
Avaliações(21)
We had the most amazing meal in this restaurant.. the service was exceptional from Marijo! This business is so lucky to have members of the team like Marijo as he was so knowledgeable on places to visit and it was obvious that he really enjoyed his job and made our evening experience special and memorable! This restaurant is a must visit in Dubrovnik!
Yuki was a great guide, after some initial issues with the meeting point we had a lovely day. She arranged all the day around our likes & what we were not going to see later. We saw 2 shrines and a Temple and a famous shopping street for younger people. She also found us a really reasonable GF restaurant (sushi) which had lovely green tea at the table. We were delighted to have someone who knew the area and ordering system to guide us through- and she also gave us some extra hints and tips for using the underground system- which can be quite tricky to navigate at times.
Please specify subway station regarding meeting point. Our hotel directed our taxi to the train station when we gave them your meeting point address. Once we FINALLY connected - after much frustration, we had a good tour. We had also messaged you about getting tickets and what time for the Skytree tower. You never responded, so we purchased them for the end of the tour when they were supposed to have been part of our itinerary and purchased by our guide that morning. We did not find that out until we met with our guide. We have been on many Viator Tours, but this was the worst with regards to miscommunications.
Asakusa is definitely a Tokyo neighborhood that is worth seeing, but it will be very overwhelming without a guide. Our guide, Haruo, made everything perfect for our group of four adults. It was easy to find him at the subway station. He took us immediately to the Asakusa tourist building which has an observatory to get an aerial view of the the neighborhood. It would be important to meet him on time because he was able to get us up in the observatory before it got too crowded. After, we meandered through the crowded street of shops leading up to the Senso-ji Buddhist Temple. Haruo was patient with us as we stopped in a few shops. He explained some of the local culinary treats, some of the cultural items that were being sold in the shops and more. If there was something that you had a question about, he was happy to answer it. Haruo explained all the interesting facts about the Senso-ji, but most importantly, how to be there in a respectful manner and also explained the important rituals since this is an active Temple. He helped us to purchase pendants for protection and more. We then went to the Shinto Shrine and learned about the religious practices there. After, he took us into an enclosed street that had a variety of shops and games for people to try. We then headed to a part of town to see a street that sells culinary ware. I was looking for a Japanese knife, so we went into a few shops and eventually I purchased a nice one. We went for a wonderful soba noodle lunch overlooking the river and then headed to the Tokyo Skytree. Haruo offered to purchase our tickets in advance (WHICH IS A MUST DO! IT WILL SAVE YOU AN HOUR at least on a busy day!) and explained everything we were seeing. (Also - if you buy a knife, you'll need to lock it up in a locker before heading up the Skytree). Hauro also helped us find our subway platform since the Skytree mall is very large and busy. We had an amazing day and learned so much!
Thank you so much for this thoughtful and detailed review! We’re thrilled to hear that Haruo made your day in Asakusa smooth, informative, and enjoyable. From beating the crowds at the observatory to guiding you through local shops, traditions, and even helping with your knife purchase, it sounds like you had a rich and memorable experience. We're especially glad his knowledge and care helped you navigate both cultural insights and practical logistics with ease. We truly appreciate your kind words and hope your new knife—and your memories—last a long time!
Macky is such a terrific guide. He is polite, kind and very affectionate. He planned a terrific day that took into account your needs. He took us to a great restaurant for lunch. Our trip was made better by having Macky as our host.
Thank you for your positive review! We're glad to hear that you had a great experience exploring Asakusa with our guide. We appreciate your recommendation and hope to welcome you again in the future!
We had a fun day with Mackey. He was very kind to myself and my elderly father. We took breaks when needed. He also taught us a lot about culture, history and the local area. I would love to have him again.
We're thrilled to hear that you had a great day with Mackey as your tour guide! Thank you for choosing our tour and for taking the time to share your positive feedback. We appreciate it!
We had a great time with Hinako! She helped us find good shopping spots and recommended great places to eat. We saw a lot in 1 day and it really helped us find our way in Tokyo. The tour had a good itinerary. I enjoyed the mix of sights and visiting small streets with local shopping.
Walt was the best tour guide. He was so knowledgeable. I learned so much about Japan and Buddhism. He took his time explaining everything. We covered a lot in one day
Walt was the best tour guide. He was very knowledgeable. I learned so much. I had a great time on this tour. You learn so much about Japan, Buddhism, and its history. All the sites were beautiful
Tetsu was responsive and prompt when we first met him. He was so friendly and easy to talk to. He had wonderful suggestions as well as being very flexible in what we wanted to do. We very much appreciated that he is a great listener and communicator. And of course he was amazingly informative. We had an awesome day with Tetsu and highly suggest his tour services. Thank you Tetsu!!



