タイガー＆ドラゴン Tiger and Dragon (2005) | Senso-ji Hōzōmon — Hanzo’s Fictional Oden Stall

Senso-ji’s Hōzōmon is one of the recurring Asakusa anchors in TBS’s 2005『タイガー＆ドラゴン』. The national filming-location archive identifies 浅草寺宝蔵門 as the location for the fictional oden shop 「半蔵」, placing an everyday neighborhood gathering point against one of Asakusa’s most recognizable temple gates.

The important pilgrimage distinction is that Hanzo’s stall was production dressing for the drama. Visitors should not expect to find a permanent real-world oden shop called Hanzo at the gate today, and the memory does not turn a fictional business into a current venue claim.

Senso-ji’s official guide identifies Hōzōmon as the large gate beyond Nakamise leading deeper into the temple precinct. It remains part of an active Buddhist temple visited by worshippers as well as tourists, so filming-location interest should come second to normal temple etiquette and pedestrian flow.

The stored coordinate is the mapped gate-level position for Hōzōmon itself. It is not claimed as the exact location of the 2005 prop stall, actors, or camera, which could have shifted within the gate forecourt during production.