Lucky Cats and the Radish Temple: Asakusa's Quiet Side
Where the lucky cat lives.
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What you’ll do
- Lucky cat shrine
- The radish temple
- Skytree river views
- How to pray
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Your 60 minutes
- 00–10 min Meet up & the walk to the river
- 10–25 min Matsuchiyama Shoden, the radish temple
- 25–35 min Imado backstreets
- 35–55 min Imado Shrine, home of the lucky cat
- 55–60 min Wrap-up & the way back
Lucky Cats & Radish Temple · about 60 min
Your 60 minutes, unrolled
Where the lucky cat lives.
Lucky Cats & Radish Temple · 60 min
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Please note Your guide does not wear a Ninja costume on this tour.
Where do we meet?
Asakusa Culture Tourist Information Center, 1F entrance (across from Kaminarimon). A 1–2 minute walk from Asakusa Station (Ginza Line Exit 2 / Asakusa Line Exit A4).
Open in Google MapsWhen does it start?
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM (every 30 minutes). The tour takes about 60 minutes.
How much does it cost?
1 adult: ¥8,000 per adult · 2 adults: ¥4,000 per adult · 3 adults: ¥2,800 per adult · 4+ adults: ¥2,500 per adult. Kids 12 and under join free with an adult, as many as you bring.
How do I book?
Booking opens soon. Tap “Ask about dates” and tell us when you’d like to go; we’ll email you as soon as booking opens.
Is anything paid separately?
Entry to the temple and the shrine is free. Charms, wish plaques and shrine stamps (goshuin) are optional and paid at the shrine.
How much walking is it?
About 1.5 km at an easy pace, on flat streets with a few steps at the temple.
Where does the tour end?
At Imado Shrine. Your guide shows you the way back to Asakusa Station (about 15 minutes on foot) or to Tokyo Skytree.
Is it good for kids?
Yes. Children 12 and under join free with an adult.
What if it rains?
The tour runs rain or shine. If we cancel for stormy weather, you get a full refund.
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