Beat Coronavirus lockdown blues with a virtual tour of Tokyo through travel bloggers

Due to Coronavirus lockdown, travelling seems to be on hold indefinitely. All those who had plans to visit Tokyo, Japan this year, can settle for virtual tours with Tokyo's photos. Many verified travel bloggers have posted beautiful pictures of Tokyo during ir travels and se can be easily found on ir social media. 

Virtual tour of Tokyo during Coronavirus lockdown

Sensō-ji 

Sensō-ji is a Buddhist temple located in Asakusa, Tokyo. It is also kwn as Asakusa Kann Temple and is one of most popular temples in city of Tokyo. According to a legend, two brors fished out statue of Kann, goddess of mercy. Although brors dropped statue into river, it came back to m somehow. Consequently, y built temple which is also one of oldest temples in country. 

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Gotokuji Temple

 Gotokuji Temple is also kwn as ' Lucky Cat Temple'. temple is located in Setagaya ward of Tokyo. It is said to be birthplace of maneki-neko or 'luck-inviting cat figurine', 'neko' meaning 'cat'. small statues show a cat sitting up with one of its paw lifted up in air in a beckoning gesture.

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Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Tower is one of most popular tourist destinations in Tokyo. It is actually a communication and observation tower located in  Shiba-koen district of Minato, Tokyo. structure of Tokyo Tower is inspired by Paris' Eiffel Tower. However, it is painted white and international orange keeping in with air safety regulations.

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Tokyo Disneysea

This is a me park inside Tokyo's Disney resort. It is located in Urayasu, Chiba Prefecture which is just outside Tokyo and is also one of most popular tourist destinations of Tokyo. It was inaugurated on September 4, 2001, and licenses Walt Disney characters from Walt Disney Company. 

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Streets of Japan

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