Meiji Jingu
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Tips about Meiji Jingu
What to do: Walk through the forest, witness traditional Shinto rituals, make offerings, and appreciate the stunning architecture.
What to eat: Visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings but food offerings inside the shrine are limited, so it is recommended to eat beforehand or nearby.
What to avoid: Visitors are not allowed inside the temple itself, so respect this rule.
Tips to enhance your experience: Bring a UV umbrella in summer for shade, follow local customs, and avoid walking in paths reserved for deities for a respectful visit.
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