Yushima Seido — Attraction in Tokyo

It's a quiet temple, a Confucius one. It's mainly a place for people to take a walk through and quite a number of people have tied their prayers onto the stands. The doors to the main hall aren't open, I'm not sure if they are open during festivities. But the temple does look different from most other temples in Japan, with its black lacquer finish. There's a tour guide giving some tourists a tour, so if you are part of a tour, they might give you a more interesting look to...

This shrine is called Yushima Seido which is the shrine of confucius. In front of this shrine there is a road called Hongo street which was amazingly beautiful during autumn with 2 lines of ginkgo trees. The road lies between Yushima Seido and Tokyo Medical and Dental University. In a cool morning you can enjoy a peaceful walking along this street which definitely turns your mood on for a hard...

Confucian temple that is not too busy, as most tourists are across the street visiting Kanda Shrine. The temple looks nice from outside, but there is not much else to see than the exterior. Inside is a small room with artifact, be aware that there is an entrance fee for this room specifically. It's possible to see the gardens surrounding temple as well. There you can find a statue...