What other travelers are saying about Kanda Myojin Shrine
The shrines surrounding the main building were steeped in history and culture. Each shrine was from a different area and was renovated when placed again.
The store is filled with handmade goods that I absolutely adored. Hand carved statues, history books, foods and spices. Everything is neat and orderly.
This beautiful Shinto shrine is a must-visit, with a lovely souvenir shop that appears to be newly built. There’s also a charming restaurant on-site where we enjoyed a delicious meal. The overall atmosphere of the place is serene and inviting. I highly recommend stopping by, both for the spiritual experience and the excellent food.
Shrine with a beautiful gate, one of the prettiest I've seen. There's a cute little shopping street leading up to the main shrine. We also happened to visit during a festival, which was fun to be a part of.
It’s just a few blocks away from the bustling Akihabara area, with a fairly big compound and very brightly colored, elaborate shrines and torii gate. Visited on a weekday and it wasn’t too crowded. There's even a live horse in a horse pen called Akari-chan.
This shrine sits on top of a hill, so it's a climb both up and down. The architecture and the openness makes for great photos, especially with its cleanliness. The shop is a nice stop - especially the miniature shrine
