Asakusa has many Instagram-worthy spots, making it the perfect town to wear a kimono and enjoy sightseeing with friends or a partner.
This time, we will introduce some recommended Instagrammable spots in Asakusa, as well as some Instagrammable poses for friends or couples wearing kimonos. Please use it as a reference.

■We will introduce three carefully selected spots in Asakusa that are popular for Instagram.

・The Five-story Pagoda and Yogodo Hall of Sensoji Temple

In addition to the main hall, other recommended spots at Sensoji Temple include the five-story pagoda and the Yogo-do Hall. In particular, the stone fence on the right hand side when looking at the front of Sensoji Temple allows you to take stylish photos that will look great on Instagram, as the vermilion pillars of the main hall and the five-story pagoda are both visible in the picture.

・Kaminarimon Gate

Speaking of Asakusa, it's definitely Kaminarimon. Because it's a popular spot, it gets crowded with tourists from around noon. Therefore, it's recommended to visit early in the morning when there are fewer people, so you can take photos with the Kaminarimon lanterns perfectly framed in the frame.


・The "Pinwheel Wall" at Asakusa Kagetsudo Main Store

If you walk to the west side of Sensoji Temple, you will come across "Kagetsudo", famous for its "Jumbo Melon Bread". The pinwheels installed on the wall on the side of the shop are a popular Instagram spot and a must-see photo spot.



Here are some recommended poses that will look great on Instagram when taking photos for Instagram in Asakusa.

・Recommended Instagram-worthy poses for taking photos with friends

It might be interesting to try taking a photo facing away from you, instead of from the front. This will emphasize the obi of your yukata and your hair arrangement, giving you a different appeal than a front-facing photo. We also recommend trying out different angles to find positions that will look good on Instagram.


・Recommended poses for couples

Facing each other and looking into each other's eyes is a classic pose for couple photos. When you face each other, you naturally smile, and you can capture your usual expressions and behaviors.