Though there’s certainly no shame in it, no one likes to feel like a tourist. Unless you are with a local, it can be hard to unearth the hidden sites and  lesser-known haunts of a given city. Our Deep Japan site puts visitors on the inside track to the best food, historic sites and culture in Japan.

Here is one great example.

Asakusa is one of the best places you should visit during your stay in Tokyo. Do you know the third oldest underground passage in Japan is at Asakusa Station? Do you know a very famous very strong alcohol in Asakusa called “Denki-Bran”? Another drink recommendation. Many bars line up along the Hoppy Street in Asakusa area. What is “Hoppy”? Our Senpai writer, Keiko’s article will tell you the answers.

Places to feel like locals in Asakusa

If you are looking for suggestions of places and advices that are a little different from what you might find in conventional travel guides, take a look on the Deep Japan Website. There are so many choices and it’s extremely helpful to learn from someone who actually lives here. We have a lof of wonderful Deep Japan Senpai writers who are willing to share their favorite haunts and hideaway spots!

You can find her other fun articles about Asakusa on Deep Japan:
“Nakamise, the main street of Asakusa between Kaminarimon and Hozomon”
“Kimono Experience in Asakusa”
“What makes you feel cooler in Asakusa”

Keiko is also authoring facebook page “Old Town Tokyo“, which shares the secret places or current events around “Shitamachi,” the eastern part of Tokyo, e.g., Asakusa, Ueno or Ryogoku. Great info with intersting pictures! Check out here

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One example of recent a recent article is, “Should I Get a Japan Rail Pass?”, an article that describes some of the pros and cons of the popular Japan Rail Pass and outlines situations where it may or may not be necessary.  There is also a great travel itinerary, Planning an Amazing Trip to Japan But Not Sure Where to Go?, which is perfect for someone on a two week trip to Japan who wants to get the most out of their trip by visiting some of Japan’s most unique and worthwhile places.

Be sure to check out Deep Japan, for these and many more fantastic travel tips for visiting Japan.

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