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It is a very important shrine in Japanese Shintoism and enshrines the spirits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. It has a large green space in Tokyo. Meiji Jingu Shrine consists of the largest Japanese torii at the entrance, the "Sho"-shaped main entrance, the main hall, and the treasure hall. The main hall was proposed by the famous shrine craftsman Shinichiro Oe and is paved with pebbles to ward off evil spirits. The plants in the inner garden of Meiji Jingu Shrine present different scenery according to the change of seasons, but because the original afforestation plan stipulated that gorgeous flowers and trees should not be planted, there are few representative cherry blossoms in Japan in the shrine. Because Empress Shoken loved water lilies during her lifetime, water lilies have become a very important plant in the shrine and bloom in September. In the autumn ginkgo season, the ginkgo avenue at the entrance of Yoyogi Jingu Shrine is golden and very beautiful. Various traditional art performances will be held in the shrine during the birthday festival of Emperor Meiji in October. The 1,500-year-old classical ritual of Yabusame is very special. If you have the opportunity, you may wish to go and see it. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a large Japanese and French garden park in Tokyo. It is located in the city center and spans Shinjuku and Shibuya districts. It covers an area of ​​about 58 hectares and can be described as a European-style garden full of greenery in the downtown area. The number and variety of trees in the garden are very rich, with cherry blossoms in spring, red leaves in autumn, green shade in summer, and white snow in winter. The scenery varies in each season, making it one of the best places to enjoy flowers in Tokyo. During the Edo period, Tokugawa Ieyasu awarded the land to Naito Kiyonari. For strategic purposes at the time, he gave it to his trusted retainers. It was not until the Meiji period that the Japanese government began to use this large piece of land as an agricultural experimental field, and later began to carry out greenhouse cultivation and set up Japanese gardens. In 1945, the entire park was destroyed by air raids. After being rebuilt in 1947, it was named one of the three major national parks in Japan, along with the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens and Kyoto Imperial Gardens. <img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0353712000c0es6y8B78A_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="15472654" sourcewidth="750" sourcehight="1578"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0353i12000c0es9u3A721_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="15472640" sourcewidth="750" sourcehight="1639"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0350r12000bzse76iFACF_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="15472647" sourcewidth="750" sourcehight="1326"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0357212000bzsdnws92B9_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="15472661" sourcewidth="750" sourcehight="1195">

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Tokyo National Museum

The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace

Toyokawa Inari Betsuin

Benten-dō

Meiji Jingu

Sensō-ji

Nijubashi Bridge

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

National Museum of Western Art

Hōzōmon Gate

Science and Technology Museum

Sakashitamon Gate

Denboin Garden

Meiji Jingu Gaien

Treasure Museum

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