🗺️ Asakusa Jidaiya

Asakusa Jidaiya, which aims to revive the rickshaw in the Asakusa area, offers various experiences of traditional Japanese culture, including kimono rentals. The rickshaw drivers, who are well-versed in Asakusa, provide guided tours along two standard routes: the "Edo Atmosphere Tour," which passes through Sumida Park, Nitenmon Gate, and Asakusa Shrine, and the "Power Spot Temple Tour," which visits Imado Shrine, Ushijima Shrine, and other notable sites. If there are additional attractions that visitors wish to see, arrangements can be made according to their preferences. Inside the facility, there are Japanese cultural experiences such as tea ceremonies, making wagashi (traditional sweets), and playing wadaiko (Japanese drums) and shamisen (a traditional stringed instrument). There are also unique experiences like Iaido (the art of drawing the sword) and the opportunity to transform into an armored samurai. The kimono rental service offers a variety of styles, including authentic kimonos, Taisho romantic styles, and Gothic variations. Professional staff assist visitors with dressing and hairstyling, and accessories can also be rented, so arriving empty-handed is not a problem. Additionally, hats or gloves can be rented for an extra fee, providing personalized service according to individual preferences. Wearing a kimono while riding in a rickshaw or participating in a Japanese cultural experience can enhance the atmosphere of your trip.

You can take a rickshaw to tour and sightsee in Asakusa. There are also traditional Japanese cultural experiences such as tea ceremonies and kimono rentals. In addition to the standard routes, the rickshaw can be adjusted to visit specific attractions that tourists wish to see. The kimono rental offers various styles, including Taisho Romantic and Gothic variations. It's recommended to try out a variety of interesting cultural experiences at least once.