(What You Will Experience) Missions: Solve engaging Bingo, Scavenger Hunts, Stamps, and History Quizzes. Culture: Walk the historic streets wearing a traditional "Happi" festival coat. Food: Redeem tickets for 2 free local snacks or drinks of your choice. Insights: Receive the "Perfect Guidebook" featuring deep trivia even locals don't know.

Asakusa Culture Tourist Info Center Designed by Kengo Kuma, this building features a free 8th-floor terrace with stunning panoramic views of Senso-ji Temple and the Tokyo Skytree.

Asakusa Underground Mall One of Japan's oldest underground malls. Step back into the retro "Showa-era" (1950s) with its mysterious bars and nostalgic, gritty atmosphere.

EKIMISE（optional） A historic landmark building with classic Art Deco architecture. The rooftop offers a great vantage point for photos of the Tokyo Skytree.

Kaminarimon Gate Asakusa’s iconic symbol with a massive red lantern. Look closely under the lantern to discover a hidden dragon carving that many tourists miss!

Nakamise-dori One of Japan’s oldest shopping streets, stretching 250 meters with traditional snacks and crafts that have thrived since the Edo period.

Denpoin Street（optional） A scenic street recreating the Edo-era atmosphere. Look out for the "Nezumi Kozo" ninja figure hidden on the rooftops—a touch of old-world humor!

Senso-ji Temple Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, founded in 628. Discover majestic halls, giant straw sandals, and a spiritual atmosphere that transcends time.

West Sando and Shin-Nakamise Authentic local arcades featuring wooden structures and shops loved by residents. Experience the real daily rhythm of life in Asakusa.

Hoppy Street A lively alley known for traditional outdoor pubs. It is the best place to experience authentic local energy and a nostalgic drinking culture.

Hanayashiki-dori A charming street surrounding Japan’s oldest amusement park. It preserves a nostalgic feel with classic arcade vibes and old-fashioned shops.

Orange Street Characterized by its orange-pavement, this street offers a sophisticated "shitamachi" vibe with artisan shops and charming, classic Japanese cafes.

End the journey at Tokyo Rickshaw! The estimated duration is based strictly on completing the missions. Because this is a self-guided experience with no tour guide or time limits, you have the ultimate flexibility to fit this adventure into your own personal travel itinerary. Feel free to take a break at a cozy cafe you discover along the way, spend extra time browsing a local shop, or even spread the exploration over several hours. Unlike a standard tour, you are not bound by a fixed schedule. You are free to explore Asakusa at your own rhythm—making this the most stress-free and personalized way to experience the city!