Meiji Jingu Museum

65 of 219 in attractions in Tokyo

Located near Meiji Shrine, the Meiji Jingu Museum showcases treasures from the shrine's collection, including personal belongings of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Designed by renowned architect Kuma Kengo, the museum offers a glimpse into Japan’s imperial history, with exhibits such as the emperor's carriage used during the declaration of the Meiji Constitution. Opened in 2019, the museum is a must-see for history buffs and visitors seeking a deeper understanding of Japan’s modernization era.

The museum also presents a beautiful architectural design, blending traditional and modern elements. It’s an ideal spot for those wanting to experience Japan’s rich heritage and royal history.

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Getting there

To reach the Meiji Jingu Museum, take the JR Yamanote Line to Harajuku Station. The museum is located a short walk from the southern entrance of Meiji Shrine. You can also access it via Yoyogi Station, which is a bit further but still within walking distance. The museum is adjacent to the shrine, nestled within the lush forest area, making it easy to combine with a visit to Meiji Shrine itself.