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    Welcome to Hidden Tokyo, 5 Minutes from Asakusa by Train | JAPAN TRAVEL VLOG | Kitasenju



    Welcome to Hidden Tokyo, 5 Minutes from Asakusa by Train | JAPAN TRAVEL VLOG | Kitasenju

    Hi everyone😊

    This time I’m traveling to Kitasenju, a hidden gem of Tokyo that’s just a 5 minutes train ride from Asakusa.

    Kitasenju, known as a town of Izakaya (Japanese pub) and public bathhouse, is charming with its a quaint and traditional atmosphere🏮

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    0:00 Opening
    2:01 Arrival at Asakusa
    2:46 Sukiyaki
    5:52 Arrival at hidden Tokyo
    6:37 MUJI shopping
    7:56 Back alley café
    10:00 Stroll around Kitasenju (Temple and Shrine)
    10:56 Izakaya (Japanese pub)

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    12 Comments

    7. @tommykurauchi9497 on

      I like to visit Tokyo in January for the Hatsu Sumo Tournament. I always stay in Kitasenju for a week. The Coco Grand Hotel has a rotemburo in the public baths. It is also well placed for visiting places around the North part of Tokyo and even Saitama. This past January I went to climb Mt. Tsukuba. (Much harder to climb than Mt. Takao.) This past January I also discovered a Niku Sushi restaurant (West of the station). Very tasty raw horse and beef dishes. Bawasa (horse with wasabi) was delicious and went well with cold nihonshu. I enjoyed your stroll through Kitasenju.

    8. @swissfoodie3542 on

      I have just discovered your channel, and enjoyed this video. Cool style and nice music, I like it, and have subscribed, and will now watch a few of your other vlogs.

      I think that the first time I was in Japan, I had lunch in the same restaurant (or a very similar looking restaurant) in Asakusa. I came upon it by chance, and really loved the old fashioned ambience and the tasty and cheap Sukiyaki set lunch.

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