We took a tour here to the Kannon Temple a beautiful temple. The shopping is right after the main gate Kaminari Mon(main gate). Tons of places to stop and get souvenirs.

There are so many stalls which are selling all kinds of items and food. Though crowded with people, it is still worth to go there. One thing to note is that you will need to compare the prices of the items that you may want to buy by going different stalls.

In front of Sensoji Temple , as usual in Japan.....temples , temples , and more temples. With it attract tourists and need to have the arcades / stalls to sell souvenirs and stuff. Prices are quite high , a single fridge magnet cost 350yen , T-shirts ( i love japan , etc ) cost yen2,000 Overall , a nice place... More

A really great shopping street with loads of snacks, souvenirs and other things. You can try the snacks in many of the shops. Don't be shy to jump in the crowd around a popular sweet shop too! I went on a public holiday and it was really busy. I assume its the same on weekends!

This street I found on tripadvisors guide. So worth checking out. Sweet treats to eat and bring home as gifts. Nit to mention japanese souvenirs like kimonos, posters of Mt Fuji to name a few.

Nakamise Street, immediately in front of Sensoji Temple is crazy crowded. But it's well worth it for the exceptional range of souvenirs. All in one spot! So if you need to get some shopping done, this is a great place to go.

In over two weeks of travel in Japan, this is where I bought most of my souvenirs for people back home. There is so much variety here, and having lots of shops with similar types of things in close proximity makes the prices very competitive. I felt like I got a good deal on the items that I bought. A... More

I have been to Nakamise Street many times and I love it. It is a touristy area and can be quite crowded, but it is always fun. When you visit Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, go to the Kaminarimon gate from Asakusa station and then walk up to the main temple building through Nakamise Street. There are many small vendors here.... More

This street is great for souvenir and food shopping. The shop owners are friendly and the prices are reasonable! The street leads right to Sensoji temple, and is only a 20-minute walk to Tokyo Skytree tower and the Asahi building. This part of the city is also older and is not as bustling as Shinjuku, Sibuya, and Roppongi. Deifnitely a... More