Every time we come to Tokyo we make time to walk through the gardens to the Meiji Shrine - we love the peace and natural surroundings in the middle of this busy and amazing city! Full review by DASL123
Dec 7, 2019
I was there in autumn when the Gingko festival was held. The Gingko trees are really beautiful but the Gingko festival is rather disappointing with an assortment of fruit trucks and stalls selling t… Full review by mpenzakc
Nov 23, 2019
I was there just as the leaves were turning. I imagine how it will look 1 week later. Really beautiful. Full review by yshargal
HI Anders, May I know what color the leaves during your visit? I will be there late Apr to early May. Thinking whether should stop by to take a look if the tree view is nice. Thanks Angeline
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The leaves are green, not a lot of variety of colours. Best time to see leaves changing colours are late October and November. The sakura flowers were out late March and early April. …
The leaves are green, not a lot of variety of colours. Best time to see leaves changing colours are late October and November. The sakura flowers were out late March and early April. These are the cherry blossom trees. They range from all shades of pink. They last about 2 weeks.
what is the easiest way to get here by public transport from ginza?
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Take the Ginza Tokyo-Metro Ginza Line to Omotesando, then walk to the blue line called Tokyo-Metro Chiyoda Line heading in the direction of Meijijingu-Mae. Get off at Meijijingu-Mae …
Take the Ginza Tokyo-Metro Ginza Line to Omotesando, then walk to the blue line called Tokyo-Metro Chiyoda Line heading in the direction of Meijijingu-Mae. Get off at Meijijingu-Mae station. It is very near the shrine's main gate. It costs 170 Yen for a 1 way ticket and takes about 20-25 mins on the train. If you want to check the online train route website for the trains to take to the stations that you want to go to, price, distance, minutes, etc. google jorudan norikae for JR trains, subway routes. It's a very useful site for info on train routes in Japan. Enjoy your time in Tokyo!
Dec 7, 2019
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