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  1. A look at the history and beliefs behind Japan’s controversial shrine to the war dead

    Emperor Meiji first visited the site that would become one of Japan’s most controversial shrines in 1874. He…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #EmperorMeiji #Japaneseleaders #Nihon #shrines #warcriminals #Yasukuni
    europesays.com/japan/74438/

  2. 7 Things You Must Do in Tokyo on Your First Visit

    The first time I landed in Tokyo, I felt equal parts excited and overwhelmed. I’d traveled internationally before,…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #Tokyo #EmperorMeiji #experiences #ShibuyaCrossing
    europesays.com/japan/70645/

  3. The doll of Empress Jingū wears armor and a 560 year old divine mask.
    The mask is treasured as a charm for securing the easy delivery of children, and when the Emperor Meiji (明治大帝 1867-1912) was about to be born the mask was carried to the palace to guarantee his safe birth.

    #Funeboko #EmperorMeiji

  4. The doll of Empress Jingū wears armor and a 560 year old divine mask.
    The mask is treasured as a charm for securing the easy delivery of children, and when the Emperor Meiji (明治大帝 1867-1912) was about to be born the mask was carried to the palace to guarantee his safe birth.

    #Funeboko #EmperorMeiji

  5. The doll of Empress Jingū wears armor and a 560 year old divine mask.
    The mask is treasured as a charm for securing the easy delivery of children, and when the Emperor Meiji (明治大帝 1867-1912) was about to be born the mask was carried to the palace to guarantee his safe birth.

    #Funeboko #EmperorMeiji

  6. The doll of Empress Jingū wears armor and a 560 year old divine mask.
    The mask is treasured as a charm for securing the easy delivery of children, and when the Emperor Meiji (明治大帝 1867-1912) was about to be born the mask was carried to the palace to guarantee his safe birth.

    #Funeboko #EmperorMeiji

  7. The doll of Empress Jingū wears armor and a 560 year old divine mask.
    The mask is treasured as a charm for securing the easy delivery of children, and when the Emperor Meiji (明治大帝 1867-1912) was about to be born the mask was carried to the palace to guarantee his safe birth.

    #Funeboko #EmperorMeiji