Meiji Shrine

明治神宫为游客提供了远离东京喧嚣街道的宁静之所。穿过高耸的鸟居，沿着被茂密森林环绕的碎石路前行，城市的噪音逐渐消散。神社本身是传统日式建筑的典范，采用柏木和铜屋顶建造。游客常参与神道教仪式，如在手水舍洗手、供奉以及购买御守。内苑，尤其是菖蒲园，在初夏时节是一大亮点。神社广阔的场地还举办婚礼和节日庆典，让人一窥活生生的神道传统。这是一个反思和文化沉浸的地方，因其位于东京市中心却拥有宁静氛围而独具特色。

不容错过

• 穿过入口处巨大的木制鸟居
• 观察或参与传统神道教净化仪式
• 参观内苑，尤其是六月的菖蒲园
• 如果幸运的话，可以看到传统的神道婚礼队伍
• 浏览捐赠给神社的清酒桶和葡萄酒桶收藏

门票与旅行团

游览Meiji Shrine的方式

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行前须知

• The shrine is in a large forested area adjacent to Yoyogi Park, offering a quiet escape in central Tokyo.
• The entrances open at sunrise and close at sunset.
• Walking from Shinjuku to Shibuya via Omotesando takes roughly one hour; the shrine is in Harajuku.

历史一瞥

After Emperor Meiji's death in 1912, the Diet resolved to commemorate his role in the Meiji Restoration. An iris garden the couple had visited was chosen as the site. Construction began in 1915 under Itō Chūta in traditional nagare-zukuri style, using Japanese cypress and copper. Materials came from every Japanese prefecture, including Taiwan and Korea. The shrine was dedicated on November 3, 1920, and completed in 1921. The original building was destroyed in WWII air raids; the current shrine was funded by public fundraising and completed in October 1958.