Agei Shrine Review

Views: Inside the 70-hectare park, the city's oldest shrine was built in honor of the Meiji Emperor and the Meiji Shrine, the queen of the Shin-hyun. They hope to make it a symbol of imperial power and Japanese ethnicity. The reserve is divided into two parts: the exterior, with gardens and various sports fields, and the interior. The interior is located in front of the 12-meter-long archway, carved with 1,500 pieces of wood, where you will find a basic sense of simplicity surrounded by Japanese cypress trees. The reserve has a Mokin-style copper roof with a green copper roof in its buildings, which is an example of the natural integration of the building with the surroundings. [Fun] If you are lucky, you will be able to attend traditional Japanese weddings, with brides and grooms wearing luxurious kimonos.

There are many shrines in Japan.