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Meiji Shrine (Photo: Meiji-Jingu-Shrine-06 – Rs1421 / CC BY-SA 3.0)

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Meiji Jingu’s location in Tokyo makes it easily accessible via public transportation and is minutes away from a number of train stations by foot. Please note that the travel times below are calculated using the shrine entrance as the endpoint. It will take about another 10 minutes for visitors to reach the main shrine grounds.

Closest access:

The shrine is a 1-minute walk from either Harajuku Station on JR Yamanote Line or Meiji-jingumae Station on Tokyo Metro Chiyoda and Fukutoshin Lines.

Other nearby stations:

Sangubashi Station on Odakyu Line: 3-minute walk

Yoyogi Station on JR Yamanote Line, JR Chūō Line, Sōbu Line, and Toei Oedo Line: 5-minute walk

Kita-Sando Station on Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line: 5-minute walk

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Exploring Meiji Shrine

Exploring Meiji Shrine

Michael Kaplan

Meiji Jingu is an impressive shrine constructed in honor of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken who ruled Japan during the early 20th century. Emperor Meiji was the first ruler of modern Japan and helped end Japan's feudal era. This move helped to westernize and modernize Japan to make it into the world power that it is today.

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Meiji Jingu Shrine: Photos

Meiji Jingu Shrine: Photos

Michael Kaplan

Meiji Jingu is a beautiful, peaceful Shinto shrine with a lot of history and makes feels like you were away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo.

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明治神宮

明治神宮

Joyce Ishikawa

位於渋谷的日本神道聖地、供奉著眀治天皇和昭憲皇太后的靈位

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Irises at Meiji Shrine

Irises at Meiji Shrine

Mandy Bartok

Catch irises in bloom in the inner garden of Tokyo's Meiji Shrine during the rainy months of May and June

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Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingu)

Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingu)

Takane Shoji

Some interesting trivia, as well as a historical narrative of one of Japan's most celebrated shrines - Meiji Jingu, or Meiji Shrine, Tokyo.

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Meiji Jingu's Inner Gardens

Meiji Jingu's Inner Gardens

Todd Wojnowski

The Inner Gardens of Meiji Jingu are a large, natural area connected to the famous shrine. The gardens include a large pond filled with colorful koi, winding forested paths, and an iris garden that blooms brilliantly every June. Also take a visit to Kiyomasa's Well, a famous "power spot" that attracts visitors seeking positive and lucky energy.

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สวนภายในศาลเจ้าเมจิ จิงกุ

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เมจิ จิงกุเป็นหนึ่งในศาลเจ้าที่ชื่อเสียงโด่งดังและมีความสำคัญมากที่สุดในโตเกียว และยังมีผู้มาเข้าชมจำนวนมากที่สุดด้วย อย่างไรก็ตามสวนภายในของศาลเจ้ากลับเป็นความสวยงามที่ถูกมองข้ามไป แต่ก็คุ้มค่าแก่การไปเยี่ยมชม

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Traditional Japanese Shinto Wedding

Traditional Japanese Shinto Wedding

Nicole Bauer

Not that Meiji Shrine in Tokyo itself isn't worth a visit, but combining it with a glimpse of a traditional Japanese Shinto wedding couple is quite something.

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明治神宮内苑

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明治神宮内苑は有名な神社に隣接している大きな自然公園です。庭にはいろいろな色の鯉が泳いでいる池と森林の曲がりくねった小道、毎年6月に見事な花を咲かせるアイリス園があります。「清正の井戸」は高い幸運を引きつけるパワースポットとして有名なので是非とも行ってください。

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ศาลเจ้าเมจิ

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พิธีแต่งงานชินโตแบบดั้งเดิมญี่ปุ่น

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Meiji Shrine's Votive Tablets

Meiji Shrine's Votive Tablets

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They are called ema and they are small wooden tablets used by worshippers to write down their prayers or wishes. The tablets are left in a designated area at the shrine, a traditional way of sending their prayers to the gods. Have you made your wish already?

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An Afternoon in Meiji Jingu

An Afternoon in Meiji Jingu

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The Meiji Shrine is one of the most popular shrines in Tokyo, constructed in 1926 and dedicated to the spirits of emperor Meiji and empress Shoken. It is located at the heart of a beautiful, quiet forest just moments from Harajuku Station

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昼下がりの明治神宮

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明治天皇と昭憲皇后の御霊を祀り、1926年に建立された明治神宮は、東京で最も人気のある神社の一つだ。原宿駅から徒歩数分、美しい静かな森の中に佇んでいる。

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Bonsai & Suiseki at Meiji Shrine 2026

Bonsai & Suiseki at Meiji Shrine 2026

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Enjoy a stroll through Meiji Shrine and visit the bonsai and suiseki exhibition which happens every year in June. Bonsai is a hobby enjoyed by many people that has been practiced in Japan for over a thousand years. Take a break in the shade and contemplate bonsai at its best!

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明治神宮の盆栽・水石展 2026

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明治神宮内を散策し、盆栽・水石展示会に行ってみよう。6月15日まで開催中だ。日本で 1,000 年以上の歴史を持つ盆栽は、趣味として日本の人々からこよなく愛され続けてきた。木陰で一休みし、最高の姿を見せる盆栽を堪能しよう!

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伝統的日本の神前挙式

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明治神宮は神社だけ取ってみても訪れる価値は十分ある。しかしこの日本の伝統的神前結婚式を一緒に見られるとなれば、その価値は倍増だ!

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Visit Tokyo’s popular Meiji-Jingū to see a Shinto shrine. Meiji-Jingū is both architecturally impressive and culturally significant, as Shinto is called Japan’s ancient original religion.

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Après-midi au Meiji-jingû

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Le Meiji-jingû est l'un des sanctuaires les plus populaires de Tokyo. Achevé en 1926, il est dédié à l'empereur Meiji et à l'impératrice Shoken.

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ศาลเจ้าเมจิ

ศาลเจ้าเมจิ

Suwannee Payne

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Meiji Jingu merupakan kuil yang mengagumkan dibangun untuk menghormati Kaisar Meiji dan Permaisuri Shoken yang memerintah Jepang selama awal abad ke-20. 

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Meiji Jingu

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Photos of Meiji Jingu

Photos of Meiji Jingu

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Meiji Jingu is a Shinto Shrine shrine dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and his consort.

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Meiji Jingu

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Meiji Jingu adalah Shinto kuil, yang didedikasikan untuk memuja roh Kaisar Meiji dan istrinya Ratu Shoken,

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메이지 신사

Andrew

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Đền Minh Trị

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Meiji-Jingu Yabusame in Harajuku 2026

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Nam Hyunjoo

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Đền Meiji Jingu

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Kiyomasa's Well

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Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa

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Mame Shiba Cafe Harajuku

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With Harajuku

With Harajuku

With easy access from Harajuku Station, ‘With Harajuku’ is the premier shopping and residency space for the glamourous fashion Mecca. At With Harajuku, residents can be an active part of the quickly changing trends of Tokyo. In addition to the living area, visitors to the area can take advantage of With Harajuku’s great shopping and dining offerings, including a new Ikea.

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Togo Shrine

Togo Shrine

The Tōgō Shrine was established in 1940 and dedicated to Gensui The Marquis Tōgō Heihachirō shortly after his death. This shrine was destroyed by the Bombing of Tokyo, but was rebuilt in 1964. It is located in Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan. There, The Marquis Tōgō Heihachirō is celebrated as a shinto kami. [Wikipedia]

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