- trulytokyo.com asakusa-jinja-shrine/If you’re in town in mid-May, make sure you pay a visit to Asakusa-jinja Shrine - the Sanja Matsuri is a spectacular festival that’s not to be missed.
- famouswonders.com asakusa-shrine/The Asakusa Shrine is also known by the name Sanja-sama, which means “Shrine of the Three Gods”. ... The Asakusa Shrine boasts a long and rich history.
- getyourguide.com asakusa-shrine-l13408/temples-…Book the most popular Temples & shrines in Asakusa Shrine. Best price and money back guarantee! Read the reviews of your fellow travelers.
- expedia.com.sg Asakusa-Shrine-Asakusa.d6203946.…Also known as “Sanja-sama” (Shrine of the Three Gods), Asakusa Shrine was built in 1649 to honour the three fishermen who founded Sensō-ji.
- toursandtravel.app en/points-of-interests/tokyo/…Located in Asakusa, the shrine honors the three men who founded the Sensō-ji. Asakusa Shrine is part of a larger grouping of sacred buildings in the area.
- japan-guide.com e/e3001.htmlPopular points of interest nearby include Ushijima Shrine, Asakusa Station and Komagatado.
- afar.com places/asakusa-shrine-tokyoThe area surrounding Asakusa Shrine is perhaps the most popular part of Tokyo and it was thrilling to see scenes of local life while taking photos from my...
- tourtravelworld.com japan/tokyo/asakusa-shrine.htmAlso referred as Sanja-sama, Asakusa Shrine is frequented by many devotees throughout the year. It is one of the popular Shinto shrines in Tokyo, Japan.
- memim.com asakusa-shrine.htmlThe Asakusa Shrine (Japanese浅 草 神社, Asakusa -jinja ) is a Shinto shrine next to the Buddhist temple Senso-ji in Asakusa district of the municipality Taitō of...