MEIJI-JINGU: Must Visit Place in TOKYO, 70 ha. forest Shrine

Welcome to Meiji Jingu, one of Japan's renowned Shinto shrines, nestled within the heart of Tokyo. With its vast 70-hectare forested grounds, Meiji Jingu offers a serene escape from the bustling city. Step into the precinct, and you'll be transported to a traditional Japanese oasis surrounded by lush greenery.
Established in 1920, the shrine commemorates the legacy of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, whose visionary leadership played a pivotal role in modernizing Japan. Join us on this journey to explore the rich history, cultural significance, and natural beauty of Meiji Jingu.
In this video, we'll also take a detour to the modern and innovative transparent public toilet in Haruno Ogawa Park, where design meets functionality in a truly unique way.
Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in this harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. Like, share, and subscribe for more exciting adventures in Tokyo and beyond!

[@riverside1661]

Very insightful. I love your joyous vibe in the video. Thank you!

[@SuzysDiscoverJapan]

Thank you!! Happy to hear that!

[@KeikoARR]

Great information about Meiji Jingu. Even I was born in Tokyo, I didn't know some information.
! I often take my friends from overseas there but good to know it is better to visit in the morning.Thank you!

[@SuzysDiscoverJapan]

Thank you so much, Keiko-san!! Shrine is always better in the morning!!