What are the related attractions that can't be missed when traveling to Japan?

Sensoji Temple and Sensoji Temple in Tokyo are the oldest temples in Tokyo. Tokugawa Ieyasu, a general in the Edo era, designated it as a place of prayer for the shogunate, which is the center of the culture of peace. Tourists draw lots in Sensoji Temple, first shake the horn, shake out the number, and then find the lot according to the number. The autograph is a Chinese poem with Japanese commentary. People are happy to take home after drawing a lucky sign. If they draw a dissatisfied sign, they will tie it to a tree to get lucky. In Sensoji Temple, there is a yard specially for people to sign. These white strips are hung on trees that can be tied or hung with paper inside and outside the door, and tourists are in an endless stream, praying sincerely. This is a good place.