Asakusa - a remnant of old Japan

We Japanese rarely wear kimono and don't eat sushi so much(though I like sushi.)

We wear the same clothes as everyone else in the world and eat various kinds of foods: Japanese, Italian, French, etc.

We live in a modern life and economy is developing rapidly.

In this ever-changing world, Asakusa district in Tokyo represent a remnant of old Japan. That's why a lot of foreigners like to visit Asakusa.

We never take rickshas (jinrikisha in Japanese)in our daily life, they are only used by travelers. 

Look at this interesting picture! 

The combination of the rikisha and the town redolent of old Japan forge an unique atmosphere.

Its atmosphere attracts even Japanese people.
I also love it!