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Meiji Jingu


The Shinto shrine was inaugurated in 1920 and is dedicated to the spirits of Emperor Meiji and his wife, Empress Shoken. It was destroyed during World War II but was rebuilt. Emperor Meiji was the first emperor of modern Japan. He was born in 1852 and ascended the throne in 1867, at the height of

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Things to do and see - Meiji Jingu

View various items used by or connected to Emperor Meiji
Meiji Jingu Treasure Museum
Have a moment of tranquility in a serene Japanese garden
Meiji Jingu Gyoen
Pack your picnic and relax on the wide-open lawns
Yoyogi Park
Discover the birthplace of many of Japan's fashion trends
Takeshita Street
Check out the sake barrels outside the shrine
Sake Barrel Display
Witness a symbolic spiritual spot believed to bring you good luck
Kiyomasa's Well
Explore a vibrant district famous for its unique and trendy shops
Harajuku
Visit a picturesque Shinto shrine in the bustling Harajuku district
Togo Shrine
Treat yourself to shopping at a major luxury destination
Omotesando
See a collection of traditional Japanese and East Asian art
Nezu Museum

Festivals - Meiji Jingu

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