11 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about Sensoji Temple:
"Sensoji Temple in Asakusa-have fortunes in English there, by the way." See More
"If you're going to be staying within much of Tokyo itself, check out Sensoji Temple and Akihabara ." See More
"In Sensoji Temple- waft the smoke over you for luck and health, pay 100 yen for your fortune." See More
"Sensoji Temple - Amazing temple and there is amazing aampaan breads that are sold nearby." See More
"I would highly recommend the Sensoji Temple in Asakusa." See More
"During my stay in Tokyo I had stayed at the Hotel Villa Fontaine Roppongi. It was a lovely hotel, not too flashy but clean and classy. Read my review of the same here - :" See More
"Tokyo - Sushi breakfast at 7am at the Tsukiji Fish Market - if you want to catch the famous early morning tuna auction I recommend starting to queue at 3am at the latest as they only let 2 batches of 30 people in; Go people watching at Harajuku; Visit Sensoji Temple in Asakusa and then explore the markets nearby which also have great food and crowds." See More
"I visited Sensoji Temple in Asakusa area." See More
"Try Sensoji Temple,Shibuya 109,Akihabara and these are all in Tokyo." See More
"Hotel Asakusa and Capsule (nearest station: Tawaramachi Station 3mins/6mins walk south of Sensoji Temple) is from 2,200 Yen/Night, Capsule Inn Akihabara (nearest station: Akihabara Station - 5mins) from 4,000 Yen/Night." See More
"We explored Harajuku (go on a Sunday to see all the teens wearing their crazy cosplay outfits), Omotesandō, the above neighborhoods, the Imperial Palace gardens, Akihabara, Ueno Park, Roppongi Hills , Asakusa (to see the Sensoji Temple) for the first 3 days, then we took day trips to Tokyo Disneyland (the next door Tokyo Disney Sea is a more interesting park, which we visited this time around) and Nikko." See More