A person who has lived in Tokyo for 10 years decided to go sightseeing! Part 4

This is the fourth day of the 5-night, 6-day trip that I returned without dying! I was busy moving around in a hurry from the morning on this day too. #First photo It was to go to the Harry Potter Studio in Toshimaen! Ah, I've only watched Harry Potter 10 times, but I couldn't control my excitement. #Second photo They were selling wands at the wand shop.. But I didn't buy any because I don't actually need them in my daily life and they're so expensive. (I wonder if you're a Harry Potter fan?) But I touched them one by one. Hahaha #Third, Fourth photo Oh my, do you see this?! This is the banquet hall!!!!!! I really came here.. I felt like Harry. There's even a moving staircase, and it actually moves.. Ha.. I really don't have any regrets even if I die. #Fifth, Sixth photo The people were all standing as mannequins. You can see various characters like Voldemort, Hagrid, etc., but some of them are just standing there like mannequins without faces, so it's a bit less immersive^^;; #Seventh, Eighth Pictures Wow, the bridge and Harry's room in Hogwarts are really well recreated here. It's really real!!! #Ninth, Tenth Pictures I saw the Hogwarts train at Platform 9 and 3/4 and tried to pass through the wall(?). I'm not qualified to do it.. #Eleventh Picture Diagon Alley really.. really felt like I was in a movie. I was really a Hogwarts freshman at this moment. It's real!!!! #Twelfth Picture After this Hogwarts structure, it felt like I was seeing what I saw in the movie in real life.. I think I shed tears at that moment.. This structure recreates morning to night by changing the lighting, and it felt like it was flashing from season 1. It was a touching moment. #13th photo I only bought this jelly because everything else was expensive. But seriously.. the taste is exactly as described, so it's better not to eat it. #14th, 15th photo After watching Harry Potter, I came to Asakusa! The atmosphere was a bit different from the Asakusa I knew before!? It felt a bit more modernized.. The view of the Sumida River and Skytree together was really cool. #16th, 17th photo The reason I came to Asakusa! It was to participate in this Bon Odori Festival. There are many festivals in the summer. Among them, there was a festival where everyone danced Bon Odori, a traditional Japanese dance. There was a festival here where everyone danced it together. There were so many people, and not only those who danced on stage, but also ordinary people and foreigners alike danced the Bon Dance together. #18th, 19th, 20th photo The highlight of this festival is the night! The shining Skytree and the bonfire that unites everyone reminded me of the festival atmosphere even more. The scenery was incredibly beautiful. Wow, I really worked hard until this day.. I took it easy from the next day. Everyone, take a breathㅋㅋ I think the next post will be the last. Please look forward to it^^ #July Travel Support Fund