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Welcome !! Have you ever wondered why a bustling city like Tokyo has a serene oasis like Meiji Jingu Shrine we delve into the captivating history behind this iconic landmark, uncovering the story of its creation and the legacy it holds.
Many events take place throughout the year, but I was impressed by the "Yabusame" or Horseback Archery event. At first glance, it seems simple, but maintaining balance at high speed and, on top of that, fine-tuning your aim to hit the target, really requires a lot of skill! If you have the opportunity to see it, enjoy it; it is one of the many wonders of this ancient country.

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Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:24 Takeshita Street & JR Harajuku Station
01:10 Meiji Shrine main entrance.
02:02 The iconic wine and sake barrels.
02:33 The largest wooden torii gate in Japan.
04:15 Shrine south gate.
04:35 Main courtyard and Sanctuary.
04:56 "Husband and Wife" camphor tree.
0513: East entrance from JR Yoyogi Station.
06:26 "Ema" votive tablets
06:56 Program for the Spring Grand Festival.
07:43 "Kyudo" (Japanese archery).
11:19 Program for the Autumn Grand Festival.
12:02 "Aikido" (Japanese art martial).
12:26 Presentation of "Laido" & "Jujutsu".
13:25 "Yabusame" (Traditional Japanese archery on horseback).
21:41 "Hatsumode" (New Year's Day Ceremony).
24:13 Takeshita Street.
24:54 Walking on Takeshita Street.
28:30 Thanks