Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingu)
Tokyo, Japan
Meiji Jingu is free to enter and there is no ticket to buy for the shrine itself: you simply walk in from Harajuku or…
38 tickets & tours
76 tickets and tours
Temple tours in Tokyo usually pair its two big names: Senso-ji in Asakusa, the city's oldest temple, reached through the Kaminarimon gate and the Nakamise shopping street, and the forested Meiji Shrine beside Harajuku. City-day tours string them together with Shibuya and the Skytree; walking tours treat each on its own, with Asakusa Shrine next to Senso-ji. Smaller themed walks visit Nezu Shrine in Yanaka or the lucky-cat temple of Gotokuji. Meiji Shrine opens at sunrise and closes at sunset.
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Tokyo, Japan
Meiji Jingu is free to enter and there is no ticket to buy for the shrine itself: you simply walk in from Harajuku or…
38 tickets & tours
Tokyo, Japan
There is no ticket for Senso-ji: the temple grounds are free and always open, and the main hall can be entered at no…
31 tickets & tours
Tokyo, Japan
Nezu Shrine is free to enter and open to anyone who walks in, so there is no ticket to buy;
7 tickets & tours
Tokyo, Japan
There is nothing to buy for Asakusa Shrine: it stands open and free inside the grounds of Senso-ji, Tokyo's oldest…
6 tickets & tours
Tokyo, Japan
Gotokuji is free to enter and there is nothing to book for the temple itself.
3 tickets & tours
Tokyo, Japan
Yasukuni Shrine, in the Kudan district of central Tokyo just north of the Imperial Palace, is free to enter, and the…
2 tickets & tours