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Kanda Myojin, Tokyo

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A thousand-year-old Shinto site, Kanda Myojin has become the unlikely hub for pleasing the gods of technology and business acumen. A sort of mecca for technology enthusiasts, the shrine sells small talismans for safeguarding electronic devices from various harms. Ornately decorated and with a bright traditional exterior, the shrine sits within one of the most expensive areas in Tokyo. To visit Kanda Myojin on your holiday in Tokyo, and find out what else Tokyo has to offer, use our Tokyo.

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By VickySilve97

When you think or talk about Akihabara, the first things popping up to your mind are manga, anime, videogames and pop culture. But few people know about this shrine; it’s a bit secluded from the main.... more

When you think or talk about Akihabara, the first things popping up to your mind are manga, anime, videogames and pop culture. But few people know about this shrine; it’s a bit secluded from the main.... more »
By Passport62769773334

A standard buddhist Japanese shrine, but it’s Very pretty, especially at night! Close to Akihabara main streets and easily accessible. If you’re going to Akihabara, you can take a look at the...

A standard buddhist Japanese shrine, but it’s Very pretty, especially at night! Close to Akihabara main streets and easily accessible. If you’re going to Akihabara, you can take a look at the... more »

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By Ro Newcombe

Pretty quiet on a random Tuesday afternoon, but still photogenic~ There are many shrines in this complex, too. Plus a little museum. If you’re in the area, I would recommend going. If you are a stamp collector, as a forewarning it is looseleaf and in the same area as the museum (at least right now) As per usual, please be respectful when visiting. Especially since this a popular wedding spot. Randomly jumping into the couples photos really isn’t the way to go (as I saw some people doing while I was there).

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By Ev Lopez

I’ve been here a couple of times so far. Great place to take photos. Very nice shop to the left as you enter the grounds. I’m posting about the Bon Odori event. Had some food, watched the dancers and had an overall good time. There were a lot of people there. The staff did well with crowd control. If you get a chance, this event is something you do not want to miss. A great summer tradition to enjoy.

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