Meiji Shrine
is really Meiji Jingū, Shibuya, Tokyo
Real place, still recognisable
Real-world photo: Wikimedia Commons
How close does the game get to the real place?
In the game
A hangout spot where Joker can pray, draw fortunes and spend time with Ann, Yusuke and other Confidants.
The real place
Meiji Jingū was completed in 1920 and is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shōken. The main hall was destroyed in the air raids of 1945 and rebuilt in 1958. The forest around it was planted with around 100,000 trees donated from all over Japan.
Visiting
Enter under the giant wooden torii from Harajuku Station and walk through the forest to the main hall; it takes about ten minutes. Go early in the morning, when it is quiet.
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