Babies are welcome; barrier-free ramps, nursing rooms within 5 min, and paid stroller rental support parents, yet tight crowds, noise, and rental fees lower comfort compared with other groups.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Allows time for stroller pickup, photos, omikuji and a quick cafe rest without rushing.
Family photo under giant lantern:
Stand under the 3.9 m red lantern at Kaminarimon Gate for a memorable shot.
Tip: Visit early morning or late afternoon when crowds are smaller.
Rent free stroller:
Pick up a complimentary Combi stroller at Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center.
Tip: Open 9 AM–7 PM; no reservation needed. Show ID at counter.
Draw an omikuji fortune slip:
Shake the wooden box and pick a paper slip for your luck reading.
Tip: Keep a ¥100 coin handy. Tie any bad fortune to the rack then keep a good one.
Rest at Panda Café:
Enjoy a quiet feeding break in a child-friendly space next to Asakusa ROX.
Tip: Adults pay ¥1,058 each for 2 hours; under-2s sit free.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
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Omikuji slip | JPY 100 |
Panda Café (2 adults) | JPY 2,116 |
Total Estimated | JPY 2,216 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
In summer, use the mist fan by Hōzōmon Gate to cool off. In cherry blossom season or weekends, arrive before 9 AM to avoid crowds. In winter, dress in layers as the gate area can be windy.
Address: 2-chōme-3-1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, Japan
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Daniela Carolina Caruso
It is just a lovely place to go, not only because of the temple itself but because it also has a nice market at the entrance of the temple where you can find anything you can imagine. Food, souvenirs and more!
Vanessa Heath
Very busy place but the space can handle it. It is beautiful, peaceful (even with all the people), and the strip of vendors are friendly and fun. The cross streets on the way to the temple are full of quaint but quality stores. As we were leaving, the street lanterns were just turning on. The vendors were closing but I felt that was really the perfect time to be there and hang out.
Linlin Chai
It was our first time visiting this area, beautiful architecture! Always busy ! So much to buy and so much to eat ! Not far from Shibuya , very convenient to just hop on the bus to get there! Would be recommended for a half day trip around the same area!
Steve Tong
There were tons of people, there were school field trips too so everyone was competing for a good shot. I really didn't feel anything special about this place but maybe due to so many people, we all got a bit excited. But the kid still putted it as a tourist trap (the area around the shrine that is)! XD
Calvin Law
I went on the weekends and it was really really crowded. Shoulder to shoulder and slow moving. Subjectively speaking the place is great. Iconic and clean, lively in nature and not overly expensive. You can easily spend a few hours exploring the area shopping and eating.
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