Asahi Beer Hall

    Sumida River in Sumida, The building is a 3 minute-walk from Asakusa Station

The Asahi Beer Hall ("Asahi Flame" by  Frenc designer Philippe Starck  in 1989) is one of the buildings of the Asahi Breweries.The shape of the building is that of a beer glass and Beer foam.But  The Asahi Flame is referred to  "the golden turd" or "poo building"  by Tokyo residents

　

   There is also a beer cafe                                             asahifoodcreate cafe

TOKYO CRUISE（WaterWay）

    1-1-1 Hanakawado, Daitou-ku, Tokyo                             TOKYO CRUISE           

From Asakusa, there are two lines which are Sumida river line and Asakusa-Odaiba Direct line
from Asakusa to Hinode piar (About 40 minutes) 760 yen
Tokyo Subway Asakusa Station (3min on foot)

Japanese rickshaws

　　Asakusa Kaminari-mon Gate                                   ASAKUSA JIDAIYA

Starting in 1870, the Tokyo　government issued a permission and  they became the main mode of transportation in Japan. There was a rickshaw of over 200,000 units in Japan in the late 19th century. After the World War II,Rickshaw has been used only as a tourist attraction．Only Asakusa Kaminari-mon Gate in Tokyo

10min : ¥2000/per person  ¥3000/for two people

30min : ¥5000/per person  ¥8000/for two people

60min : ¥9000/per person  ¥15000/for two people

It is a Japanese word that is frequently used「There is something you can not buy with money」

Asakusa Nakamise Shopping Street

	2-3-1 Asakusa Taitō-ku

Nakamise is one of the oldest shopping centers in Japan. Since Shogun Tokugawa、which were selling toys, sweets, snacks, and souvenirs.The number of shops increased  with Sensoji Temple  and it became one of the best ordered temple towns.

and now, 89shops,The length of Nakamise main street is approximately 250m( 274 yards)

Senso-ji Sacred tree

2-3-1 Asakusa Taitō-ku  /  Senso-ji Temple /　Ginkgo

As a sacred tree that Passing through the war, and It is endeared to many people

River and Brige

Tokyo was evolved in the river from the Edo period
There is a bridge much innumerable in Tokyo

Taro & Jiro Family

     Uria & Riku                                                                          Taro & Jiro

In Japan monkey training and performances have been part of the culture.

Taro &  Jiro Family is known in particular from 1977.

Taro is Showman who trains performing monkeys、Jiro is Japanese monkey to form a combination

There is a trust relationship between the monkey and human、 a team in pairs

They are street performers、We can be seen in sights such as Asakusa, Tokyo Tower