Meiji Jingu Shrine in Tokyo｜A must-see when traveling independently

#TokyoAttractions A must-see shrine in Tokyo ⛩️Meiji Jingu Shrine, there are two large torii gates at the entrances of North Sando and South Sando. I entered from North Sando. After passing the torii, there is a long road with asphalt roads on both sides of the road. In the middle is Shizi Road. I entered the main hall of Meiji Jingu Shrine at East God Gate. You can buy guards next to East God Gate and Nan God Gate. After I entered the main hall, I was attracted by this tree. From a distance, I saw a big round tree, but when I walked up to it, there were two trees in front of me. It turns out that this camphor tree was already in Meiji Shrine in 1920, and it was a sacred tree that grew under the blessing of the gods. Couple Nan tied with a rope is said to bless marriage, happy marriage and harmonious family life. We leave at Minamijinmon Gate and pass through the main shrine. We will see the largest wooden Myojin Torii in Japan, which is 12 meters high, with a distance of 9.1 meters between two columns and a column diameter of 1.2 meters. The must-visit wine bottle wall has sake barrels on one side and foreign wine barrels on the other. Meiji Jingu Shrine is free to visit, but Meiji Jingu Palace Gardens (Kyomasa Well and Iris Field) require an additional charge of 500 yen. How to get there 1. Harajuku Exit (South Exit): JR Yamanote Line "Harajuku" Station 2. Daidaimon (North Exit): Toei Railway E Line Oedo Line "Dyodaimon" Station 3. Sannomiyabashi Exit (West Exit): Odakyu Line "Sannomiyabashi" Station #Japan #Tokyo Free Travel