Tokyo: Meiji Shrine

English translation below the pictures:)

Meiji Shrine var ett av de stedene jeg ville besøke mens jeg var i Japan. Først trodde jeg at den var ganske langt fra Harajuku, men det var faktisk bare på andre siden av veien fra Takeshita Street. Inngangen var allerede ganske fint. Da vi var inne i parken tok vi en liten tur innom en restaurant og kjøpte litt mat og drikke derifra. Jeg kjøpte coffee float og det er kaffe med iskrem, den likte jeg ikke. Maten var ganske god.

Etter 5 minutter med gåing fant vi endelig selve shrinen. Vi prøvde oss først på det å vaske hendende og munnen. Det var faktisk ganske greit fordi det var instrukser på engelsk på hvordan man skulle gjøre det ordentlig. Deretter tok broren min en liten tur innom butikken som solgte lucky charms. Han kjøpte en del, men jeg ville helst spare pengene mine. Shrine-området var utrolig fint. Inne i selve templet var det fotoforbud, så jeg fikk desverre ikke tatt bilder av stedet.

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Her er i hvertfall litt bilder fra Meiji Shrine

Meiji Shrine was one of the places I wanted to visit as well. At first I thought it was far from Harajuku, but apparently it was only on the opposite side of Takeshita Street if you overlook Harajuku station. The entrance of the park was very nice. When we were inside the park we went to visit a restaurant and bought some food and drinks. I bought coffee float which is coffee with ice cream and I did not like it. The food was good.

After 5 minutes of walking we finally found the shrine. We tried washing our hands and mouth in the place where you could actually do it. It was easy since there was instructions in English. My brother took a pit stop at the store that sold charms. He bought quite some charms, while I decided I wanted to save my money.

The Shrine- area was very nice.Inside the temple or the praying area photography was not allowed.