Meiji Jingu sake barrels, from ExploreTraveler’s earlier Japan photo story. Why are sake barrels displayed at Meiji Jingu? The colorful barrels at Meiji Jingu in… Read More »Meiji Jingu Sake Barrels: Meaning and Where to See Them
Japanese Black Pines Trained To Have Intriguing Forms Kokyo Gaien National Gardens Tokyo, Japan Breath the fresh pine-scented air, in Tokyo\’s downtown Kokyo Gaien National… Read More »Living Art At The Kokyo Gaien National Gardens In Tokyo, Japan
Tsukiji Fish Market In Tokyo Japan Welcome to Tsukiji Fish Market, the largest wholesale fish market in the world. Here, you will find excitement and… Read More »Tsukiji Fish Market In Tokyo Japan
Exploring The Meiji Shrine In Tokyo Meiji Shrine or Meiji Jingu Shrine is 175 acres of beauty to explore. It is calming and inviting. Located… Read More »Exploring The Meiji Shrine In Shibuya Tokyo
Meiji-Jingu Shrine In Tokyo Nestled in serene and beautiful Shibuya, Tokyo you will find the Meiji-Jingu Shrine. This simple but extremely attractive Shrine is exclusively devoted to… Read More »Unlocking the oasis at Meiji-Jingu Shrine
Japanese Chocolate Goodness Japanese Kit Kats are unique! What an adventure in the world of Chocolate! They are wachy! They are weird! They are amazing!… Read More »Japanese Chocolate Goodness
Bamboo Charcoal Noodles Bamboo Charcoal Noodles are a unique Taiwanese taste! The Japanese were the first to begin producing Bamboo Charcoal noodles. Today, Taiwan is one… Read More »Bamboo Charcoal Noodles A Taste of Asia
Shopping Tsukiji Market (築地市場) Shopping Tsukiji Market (築地市場) is exciting and on unique experience. The market is actually two markets. The inner market is a… Read More »Shopping Tsukiji Market (築地市場)
Meiji Jingu Shrine: Tokyo, Japan Meiji Jingu Shrine, located in Shibuya, Tokyo, is the Shinto shrine that is dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor… Read More »Meiji Jingu Shrine: Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo Imperial Palace Tokyo Imperial Palace is the main residence of the Emperor of Japan. What magnificent park-like grounds surround the palace. What breathless beauty!… Read More »Tokyo Imperial Palace (皇居, Kōkyo)
