With some rest and some meds, it was time to get back out there. We decided to see the Fukagawa Edo Museum, Gardens of the Imperial Palace and Yasukuni Shrine. It was a nice sunny day. The sun was warm but with a cool breeze. Today’s high was to reach 19 degrees.

While at the Edo Museum, we saw a few dance performances in the theatre room.

They also had a section that had a little old town that you could walk through and see how people lived.

At the Imperial Palace, we entered through the large entrance. The stone walls are huge!

Lots of plum blossoms.
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At Yasukuni Shrine there were a lot of people. Yes, this is the Yasukuni shrine where Japanese dignitaries especially the Prime Minister take flak for visiting from China and South Korea. The issue is that there are war criminals in there. But the priest who created this space intended it to be a neutral place. Where judgement would not be passed and to simply commemorate those who died fighting for Japan. Those war criminals paid their price.

There was an all girl taiko drum performance.

The main shrine.

Was a great day!!