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Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo (0.9 miles from Meiji Jingu Shrine)
Located in Tokyo, 1312 feet from Hachiko Statue, The Millennials Shibuya is an adult only accommodations. The property has a terrace and rooms with free WiFi access.
Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo (0.8 miles from Meiji Jingu Shrine)
Located a 11-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station, Trunk (Hotel) offers free WiFi throughout the property. A bar and 2 dining options are available at this nonsmoking hotel.
Hotel in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo (0.9 miles from Meiji Jingu Shrine)
High above Shinjuku’s lively streets, the wide windows of Park Hyatt Tokyo’s spacious rooms offer beautiful views of Mount Fuji or Shinjuku. An indoor pool and 52nd-floor restaurant are featured.
Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo (0.9 miles from Meiji Jingu Shrine)
Located next to Jingu Stadium and a 6-minute walk from Gaiemmae Station, Nihon Seinenkan Hotel offers accommodations in Tokyo. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Minato, Tokyo (1 miles from Meiji Jingu Shrine)
Located in Tokyo, a 4-minute walk from Aoyama Baisouin Temple, Albida Hotel Aoyama (Female Only) provides air-conditioned rooms and a bar.
Hotel in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo (0.8 miles from Meiji Jingu Shrine)
Offering a restaurant and a fitness center, Odakyu Hotel Century Southern Tower is located in Tokyo. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with air conditioning.
Tokyo, Tokyo
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Tokyo, Tokyo
Popular with guests booking hotels in Tokyo
Tokyo, Tokyo
Popular with guests booking hotels in Tokyo
Tokyo, Tokyo
Popular with guests booking hotels in Tokyo
Tokyo, Tokyo
Popular with guests booking hotels in Tokyo
It was too hot for me to walk all the way to the shrine but I really enjoyed the former imperial garden and tea house along the way, Meiji Jingu Gaien. There is a lovely pond there with a couple benches, formal iris garden which must be spectacular in May-June and an amazing collection of bonsai.
I went on a Monday and it wasn’t too busy. Although, there were a few tour buses of retirees that came through as I was leaving, so just be aware of your surroundings and try to get there earlier in the day. It’s a great stroll and a beautiful green space.
One good place to visit. Admission is free. Day Tours which include a short lake cruise will cost $91 and you still have to take the subway to get to the pickup point. You will spend under $4 round trip for the train or subway ride from any Tokyo Hotel next to a train/subway station to Harajuku station and Meiji Shrine (just around the corner).
Absoutely beautiful shrine surrounded by forest - a tranquil escape in the middle of the city. It's crazy busy on the weekends though. I'd recommend visiting in the early morning during the week if you have the time.
I have been there so many time and I would love to go there again and again. It is very traditional place in the crowded area near by harajuku. The walking distance to the temple itself I took around 10 mins by non stop walking. With trolleys or wheelchair or suitcase will be a bit struggling but it is possible because there is a flat walking path on a side. The gate closed earlier than 5 pm. Even it is written the time closing is 5 pm. But 4.20 pm there will not allow anybody enter anymore.
Went there mid-December. Even my local Japanese friend was surprised the Meiji was not crowded at all, and we were able to enjoy everything there. No camera or video shooting near the shrine. Put 5 or 50 japanese cents inside the envelope for prayers, since in Oriental culture, both of them looks like antique treasures, which means good luck.
