
① Leave your luggage at the hotel and go on a tour of photo spots
Head to the hotel early to drop off your luggage, then set out to explore Asakusa light and free (they’ll store your luggage even before check-in)!
There are tons of Instagram-worthy photo spots all over Asakusa, so let’s just walk around and snap photos at every single one!

② Lunch at a popular café
How about a cheese-packed sandwich and a firm, retro Showa-era-style pudding at this popular café?
The stylish atmosphere inside is sure to get you excited!

③ Today's main event! A taiyaki-making workshop!
Please arrive at “Asakusa Taiyaki Kobo Kuraku” at the time you reserved through the “[Asakusa × Experience] Taiyaki-Making Experience in Asakusa” plan.
After learning about the history of taiyaki, you’ll start by making the batter!
What flavor should the batter be? What filling should you use? The staff will explain everything clearly, so there’s no need to worry about making a mistake!
You can enjoy your freshly baked taiyaki right there on the spot.
You can also take home any taiyaki you can’t finish.
● [Asakusa × Hands-On Experience] Taiyaki-Making Workshop in Asakusa

④ Head to the “Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center,” where you can enjoy the attractions for free
The "Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center" features an observation deck offering panoramic views of the Asakusa neighborhood and the Tokyo Skytree, as well as display panels introducing Taito Ward—all of which are free to visit.
You can also enjoy beautiful sunsets from here, so we recommend visiting in the evening.

⑤ Relax at the hotel and unwind
I was tired from walking, so I checked into the hotel.
Soak in the spacious bathtub where you can stretch out your legs and wash away the day’s fatigue.
Depending on the room, you may have a beautiful view of the sunset or the Tokyo Skytree.
It’s also fun to order takeout or have food delivered for dinner in your room!
Relax in your room while watching TV or streaming videos (HDMI cables available for loan; limited quantity).

(6) Morning at the hotel
Even if you sleep in a little late, you can have breakfast in the hotel!
Enjoy the breakfast buffet where you can eat whatever you like and in whatever quantity you like, such as "beef hot pot" loved by novelists and cultural figures since ancient times, TKG (tamagokakegohan) using the chef's special recommendation of "Sakura Tamago (cherry egg)," pancakes and fried eggs prepared in front of your eyes, and more!

⑦When you think of Asakusa, you think of comedy, right!!!
If you’ve watched comedy on TV but have never been to a theater… we’d love for you to experience the live atmosphere of a theater!
We recommend the “Asakusa Little Theater.”
There are lots of comedians out in front of the theater trying to draw in customers, and they’re usually happy to take photos with you.
Maybe a big star will be born right here!?

➇Senso-ji Temple—a must-see, after all
Of course, Senso-ji Temple is an absolute must-see!
In addition to the Kaminarimon Gate and Nakamise Shopping Street, I also recommend the Five-Story Pagoda, the Tenmon Gate, and the adjacent Asakusa Shrine.

⑨ Let's Enjoy Some Instagram-Worthy Sweets
In addition to traditional doll-shaped cakes and “Kaminari Okoshi,” Asakusa these days is full of Instagram-worthy sweets!
One place I highly recommend is “Asakusa Soratsuki,” located just off Nakamise Street.
The skewered dumplings, decorated with colorful red bean paste and fruit, are so tempting that you’ll have a hard time deciding which one to choose.
You won’t want to miss the seasonal specials, either.

⑩ Cross the Sumida River to the trendy spots and the Tokyo Skytree®
A new way to cross the Sumida River is the “Sumida River Walk.”
You can walk across right next to the Tobu Skytree Line, and there are windows along the bridge that let you see the Sumida River right below your feet.
Once you’ve crossed, you’ll find an open, spacious area featuring the “Tokyo Mizumachi” shopping complex and Sumida Park!
Grab a takeout coffee at “Tokyo Mizumachi,” take a breather in the park, and then continue along the canal—just one more push to reach the Tokyo Skytree®!
At the nearby “Tokyo Solamachi” shopping complex, you can enjoy a variety of gourmet foods, souvenirs, and events.