THE Asakusa Guide: Sensoji Temple, Must-Try Snacks, and a Secret Bar Street?! 🍡🍻

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From the guide “Best Japanese Sweets in Tokyo: 10 Shops”: For one sweet to try, start with Habutae Dango Honten in Nippori, whose official product page lists a grilled dango stick.
From the guide “Naritasan Shinshoji and the Park: A Temple-Town Walk With a Clear Return”: For an independent Naritasan outing, connect JR or Keisei Narita Station with Omotesando, visit Shinshoji and then decide how much of the park fits your energy and return time.
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