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Sunday, August 13, 2006
Meiji Jingu Shrine - Visit a secret place of Tokyo, Japan!
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[Meiji Jingu]
In the middle of urban city, Tokyo, there is a place where you can relax.
Meiji jingu Shrine.
It is situated next to the station called "Hara Jyuku" which is the place
for young kids to play.
So, you will see many of of funny costumed young people as well.
In the Meiji jingu, there is a famous garden, called the garden of Meiji jingu
Shrine, which first belonged to Load Kato and later to Lord II during Edo Period.
The area is just an oasis in the centre of the noisy city.
So, if you visit Tokyo, and feel bit tired, you should go to Meiji Jingu.
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