10 Gift & Specialty Shops in Asakusa That You Shouldn't Miss

Mokuhankan is a traditional woodblock print shop located in the famous district of Asakusa in Tokyo. You can find newly published prints as well as a wide selection of antique offerings. (We are currently closed due to the pandemic, and will reopen when general tourism returns to Japan.)

ONSENZA is the hot spring amusement shop which can sense "hot springs more than a hot spring" bodily. Excellent hot water "Beppu Onsen" proud of the number of hot springs kinds of world 1. ONSENZA is the shop of "the hot spring alga research institute" which studied "Beppu Onsen" for many years. you can enjoy "the footbathing" that is Japanese culture. The footbathing is free. you can taste a hot spring feeling while being in the tokyo area in "a footbath" using algae "RG92" (the patent acquisition) of the hot spring which is one of the sources of the hot spring effect. health & beauty items derived from the hot spring including the original cosmetics which combined hot spring good man bacteria.

Ancient traditions, colorful subcultures, innovative technology and everything in-between, our products tell the rich and colorful story of Japan. Come with us on a journey through past, present and future, from North to South, to discover the wonderland of Japan. The district of Asakusa is beloved for its vibrant and colorful festivals held throughout the year. Our Asakusa store is meant to reflect the energy and liveliness of the area, to create a shopping environment that will make your heart (and feet) dance.

Located in Asakusa, a popular tourist spot in Japan and abroad, and used as a stage for various events. A general discount store based on the concept of "convenience, discount and amusement". One-minute walk from Tsukuba Express Asakusa Station. Offering a wide range of products, including food, medicine, cosmetics, clothing, appliances, and brand products, which are very popular as souvenirs.

This Asakusa shop, two blocks away from Nakamise Dori Street and 5 minutes’ walk from Kaminarimon gate and Asakusa station, sells Hakone local beer and Kamaboko (Japanese seafood). It is a popular place to eat in Asakusa. You can take Hakone craft beer and freshly grilled Kamaboko with you while you are exploring the Asakusa historic walking area. Kamaboko is a traditional Japanese seafood product, whose history dates back to the 12th century. Kamaboko has been popular in Japan, even with Samurai! It is said that the lord of Odawara castle Ujitsuna Hojo who rebuilt the Senso-ji temple might like eating Kamaboko as well. Odawara is famous for Kamaboko. Our Hakone beer is brewed using springs from Hakone mountains. Hakone beer’s pilsner has been awarded First Place at the International Beer Award, 2016 Japan`s Brewer`s Cup, and the Asian Beer Cup.