Hie Shrine

We walked about 20 minutes from Roppongi and it was really hot and humid. Google Maps takes you through a few blocks, but we were able to see the homes of the rich all over Europe cars and private homes. I'm not sure if it's worth a visit for everyone but I'm glad to see these things. The bird house is beautiful. Other than that, I'm not sure if we'll come again...

The Nichi Shrine is next to TBS TV station. Many TV dramas are held here. It is a paved walkway. The roadside is paved with cobblestones. It feels that different shrines have their own style. The mascot here is the monkey, come here to seek good fate, and there is an production.

The Nichi Shrine in Yongda-ku, Chidai-ta District, was founded in the early Kamakura era in Chichibu Edo Pavilion, and was worshipped by Taida Road as the god of the town of Edo City during the civilisation. After Tokugawa's entry into Edo City in 1590, he was worshipped as the god of the general's family. After the Meiji Restoration, it was revered as the town of the imperial city (the shrine that guards the imperial residence), and was revered by the world. The Nichi Shrine is close to Roppongi, although it is located in the center of downtown Tokyo, but the hinterland is quite large. From the main entrance into the shrine, what you see is the giant stone bird house at the gate of the shrine, which is very spectacular. Climb up the ladder behind the bird house and enter the inside of the shrine. On the left is the shrine's temple. Compared with the surrounding high-rise buildings, the tranquil atmosphere emitted by the shrine is infused with a natural and fresh atmosphere in the city.

If you want another different spot like fushimi inari, kyoto. You may try visit Hie Shrine at Tokyo. It was not crowded bit still beautiful.

The Nichi Shrine in Akasaka has always been one of the most Japanese-style shrines in Tokyo. Just met a traditional Japanese wedding, so happy and happy

The Nichi Shrine is next to TBS TV station, and many TV dramas are held here. Masa also said that he was witnessed here, and the rumors were quite spiritual. The shrine was built on a very high staircase (to reflect respect for the gods? It feels like many shrine temples are built in high places).

In addition to the Meiji Shrine, there is a big bird house, and the Nichi Shrine also has a big bird house. I didn't go to Kyoto to see the red bird house. The Nichi Shrine also has a red bird house. This is a very important and historically high shrine in Tokyo. Many new people have specially come here to hold a wedding and receive blessings.