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• Asakusa Jinja

• Shrines ( Asakusa )
• The Sanja-Matsuri is a great place to get a first hand look at the Yakuza celebrating and having a good time. Recently, the police have been cracking down on the festival (it got a little bit violent...

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• Asakusa Otori Jinja

• Shrines ( Asakusa )
• Asakusa Otori Jinja is famous for its "Tori no Ichi" festivities ("Bird Day", a festival where one gives thanks for a safe year and prays for happiness in the next; not unlike an American Thanksgiving...

• Nezu Shrine

• Shrines ( Nippori )
• A small shrine notable for surviving three centuries of fires, earthquakes and war, the building dates from 1705. The grounds are famous for their flowers, especially azaleas and wisteria.