Nakamise Street
A 250 m street of souvenirs and snacks on the approach to Senso-ji.
- Area
- Tokyo · Asakusa & Ueno
- Getting there
- Asakusa Sta.
- Ningyo-yaki (doll-shaped sponge cakes)
- Kaminari-okoshi (puffed-rice crackers)
- Japanese-style items like fans and tenugui
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