Kaminarimon (雷門) — Asakusa 雷門
The lantern, 700 kg, is lowered for a typhoon or for the Sanja Matsuri procession.
Outer gate of Sensō-ji, with the red lantern almost four metres tall and the statues of Fūjin and Raijin on either side. From here Nakamise-dōri starts, leading to the temple grounds.
Tokyo
Asakusa
Love Live! School Idol Project
Eleventh episode of the second season, ‘私たちが決めたこと’: the outing to Asakusa is the one Nozomi proposed, and she brushes it off with ‘It's spiritual, isn't it?’. The girls pass under the lantern and head straight on towards Sensō-ji.
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
In episode 7, when Tanjirō arrives in Asakusa, Nakamise-dōri is seen from above, at night, with the tram passing along the street in front. The Kaminarimon is not there: the gate, which burned down in 1866, was only rebuilt in 1960. Almost the same shot can be had from the free terrace on the eighth floor of the tourist information centre, opposite the gate.
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