shop#170 Studio Nana-iro

Would you like to transform into a beautiful Oiran in Kimono or a cool Samurai? At Studio Nana-iro opened in Asakusa, you can change into Kimono and take photos by a photographer. Nana-iro means seven colors, which means various in Japanese.

1. Make reservation at www.nana-iro.tokyo.
2. Confirm the plan at the reception.
3. Select Kimono.
4. Hair setting and make-up.
5. Wear Kimono.
6. Photograph.
7. Get Photos.

Shop website
http://nana-iro.tokyo/

shop#169 Karin Karin

Karin Karin is a Japanese sweets shop selling Karinto, which is a fried thin cookies. Traditional Karinto is just sugary but there are about 20 flavors for this shops' Karinto, such as matcha, sesame, almond, cinnamon, burdock, blueberry or even curry.

shop#168 COURAGE

Courage is a small bakery in Asakusa Kaminarimon street. Asakusa-Ampan is one of my favorite sweet bread, which is filled with whipped cream and red bean jam. Talking of Ampan in Asakusa, you may remind Andesu-Matoba, locating back of Sensoji. As there are dozens of kinds of Ampan there, it is fun to choose. However, Ampan of Courage is different from any Ampan of Andesu-Matoba and it is very good. Please try!

Asakusa-Ampan
230 yen