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Zhongjianshi Commercial Street is located at Sensoji Temple in Tokyo, one of the oldest commercial streets in Japan. Since Tokugawa Kakamakawa founded the Edo Shogunate, the population of Edo has increased, and the number of visitors to Sensoji Temple is also increasing. Afterwards, the nearby residents responsible for cleaning in the Asakusa monastery were granted privileges to open business in the courtyard and on the visit road, which was the beginning of the commercial street, when it was Yuanxuan and enjoy insurance. The commercial street is about 250 meters long and has a transparent roof covering the block, so that there is no need to wind and rain to hit the sun. On both sides of the street are 89 small shops painted with scarlet facades, selling supplies, Edo toys, dance clothes, snacks and various local products, many of which are said to be centuries-old shops, long-standing. Many small shops here sell Asakusa's "human-shaped burning", is Asakusa's most famous snack.

After entering from Leimen, the Visit Road to Sensoji Temple is a shopping street called Zhongjianshi. It is said that after Tokugawa Kakang started the Edo Shogunate, due to the increase in the population of Edo, there are many visitors to Sensoji Temple, and it is given to operate shops in the temple or on the Visit Road. After the right. It is one of the oldest shopping streets in Japan. There are many young ladies who rent kimonos to take pictures here, and there are many Japanese young ladies who pass by in kimonos, so they are a bit silly and unclear. I think it’s okay to see the things in the shopping street here, because when I pick up a small object, the back is actually written made in china, made in China, imported from Japan. Come to Japan to play carefully selected gifts, don’t be made in China, the price is not cheap...

Enter the Sensoji Temple Leimen, the visit road to the treasure gate, also known as Zhongjianshi Shopping Street, is a good place to go shopping and buy food. Wang Mingshengyi. "Zhongjianshi" can be explained bluntly as: see the world in it. Indeed, Zhongjian Shilong about 250 meters of stone road, on both sides of nearly 100 large and small shops, the style of the store, the goods sold, the clerk's costume, the traditional Japanese market culture is displayed in full. Buy, buy, eat. Walking through the scale of shops, a wide range of goods, tasted a few pieces of the original flavor of Xianbei ～ musk delicious, bought a few packs of asakusa human-shaped burning ～ authentic, picked a few small and simple pendants ～ as a souvenir, and walked into Sensoji Temple with satisfaction.

This attraction is a more interesting attraction, and it is also the most tourist attraction in the six-day itinerary. After seeking a sign from Sensoji Temple, we began to visit Zhongjianshi Commercial Street, and walked back and forth three times on the main road and back street. The snacks along the way are used to be lunch. [Human Shape Burn] I chose the one that is most close to Sensoji Temple. It should be the most authentic, with a bag of 12 bags, 600 tons. Although it is a legal holiday in Japan, there is basically no queue. Bean paste filling, various shapes, birds, pagodas, god beasts ... bought and eaten on the spot is soft, the taste is a bit like eggs. It is bigger and cleaner than other people-shaped burning shops on Zhongjianshi Commercial Street. You can see the master doing it now. [Xianbei] I chose a store with a photo of Zhijiu under the mountain. There are four flavors to choose from. We bought the most expensive two, soy sauce and seaweed fresh shellfish. It is called an unpalatable one! I don't know why Shanp likes this. [Ice Cream Pineapple Bag] I chose the store on the back street and bought matcha ice cream flavor. Matcha ice cream is delicious, but the pineapple bag outside is too sweet, all white sugar, but very crisp. [Crispy ice cream] This store is all selling taro products. Crispy ice cream is not delicious, it is sweet. I originally wanted to eat rice cake skewers on the commercial street and matcha snacks in Meiyuan. I really couldn't eat it, and the time was not enough. Friends who want to eat big black tempura: There are many signs on the road. There are two toilets on the back street, one is for men and women, and the other is separate. There is a kindergarten on Zhongjianshi Commercial Street. It happened to be a sports meeting that day. Tourists cannot go in.

If you go to Asakusa Temple in Tokyo, you will go to Zhongshi Commercial Street. Commercial Street stretches from Leimen to Asakusa Temple, which is one of the oldest commercial streets in Japan. According to the guide's introduction of the history of this commercial street, since the founding of the Edo shogunate in Kakang, Tokugawa, the population of Edo has been increasing, and more and more tourists have visited the Shallow Grass Temple. Afterwards, the residents in the vicinity of the Shallow Cao Monastery who were responsible for cleaning were granted the privilege to operate in the courtyard and on the visiting road, which was the beginning of the commercial street. The current commercial street is about 250 meters long, with transparent roofs covering the roofs across the block, so that there is no need for wind, rain and sunshine. On both sides of the street are 8,9 small shops painted with vermilion doors, selling God supplies, Edo toys, dancing clothes, snacks and various local products. It is said that many of these shops are centuries-old and have long been famous. Many small shops here sell shallow grass "human burning" which is the most famous snack of shallow grass.

So lively! ! It's all small things, and the eyes are spent! ! ​ It has a taste of the Edo era. The unique customs of the people are completely two worlds with the bustling Tokyo! It is recommended to recommend the nine-fold fried steamed buns in Zhongjianshi Shopping Street. It is different from the domestic fried steamed buns. It is a dessert! It's like fried cake, but it's softer and you can't try it.

Zhongjian Shi Shopping Street outside Sensoji Temple is often crowded. It is one of the oldest shopping streets in Japan. The shops sell a variety of handwriting on both sides. There are also many snack stalls. Tourists can eat while walking and buy while eating! Most of the shops are family inheritance, even a century-old store! 🏆 Many people even walk in kimonos, full of strong Edo style!