{"id":66821,"date":"2019-01-10T08:00:10","date_gmt":"2019-01-10T07:00:10","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.japanitalybridge.com\/?p=66821"},"modified":"2023-08-23T10:07:15","modified_gmt":"2023-08-23T08:07:15","slug":"japan-travel-meiji-shrine","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.japanitalybridge.com\/ja\/2019\/01\/japan-travel-meiji-shrine\/","title":{"rendered":"Japan Travel: Meiji Shrine"},"content":{"rendered":"

L\u2019Era Meiji<\/h2>\n

Il Periodo Meiji (\u660e\u6cbb\u6642\u4ee3 Meiji jidai, “periodo del regno illuminato”) \u00e8 uno dei momenti storici pi\u00f9 famosi del Giappone. Si espande dal 23 ottobre 1868 sino al 30 luglio 1912 e comprende i 44 anni di regno dell\u2019Imperatore Matsuhito.<\/p>\n

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A seguito della caduta dello sh\u014dgunato di Tokugawa Yoshinobu, cominci\u00f2 l\u2019era dell\u2019imperatore Meiji, il primo dotato di potere politico. E\u2019 proprio durante questi anni che si incominci\u00f2 a modificare la struttura politica, sociale ed economica del Giappone basandosi sul modello occidentale.<\/p>\n

A seguito della morte di Tokugawa Ieyasu nel 1866, fu nominato suo successore Tokugawa Yoshinobu, che rimase al potere pochi mesi, fino al novembre 1867, lo sh\u014dgun present\u00f2 le dimissioni e cedette i suoi poteri alla corte. Nel gennaio 1868, le truppe di Tokugawa furono sostituite a Kyoto attraverso un colpo di stato. Ed \u00e8 proprio in questo periodo che comincia la Restaurazione Meiji che restitu\u00ec il potere all\u2019imperatore dopo secoli di dominio degli sh\u014dgun.<\/p>\n

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La prima azione esercitata dal nuovo governo Meiji fu quella di dare qualche privilegio in pi\u00f9 alla classe dei samurai, rimasta insoddisfatta dal regime precedente. In seguito ai numerosi contrasti nel 1869 i daimy\u014d furono nominato governatori dei loro feudi. Tuttavia questi ultimi vennero soppressi nel 1871, permettendo la centralizzazione \u201cformale\u201d del potere e il rinforzo dell\u2019istituzione imperiale. Non tutti approvarono la rinuncia del proprio feudo, ma per mantenere ordine e stabilit\u00e0, il governo persuase i daimy\u014d con promesse di forti ricompense.
\nAssieme a questo compromesso, il governo si accord\u00f2 anche con la classe samurai, approvando una legge che consentiva loro di svolgere qualsiasi occupazione nel campo degli affari e nella pubblica amministrazione (le pi\u00f9 gettonate erano l\u2019organo istituzionale di polizia e l\u2019esercito imperiale). A seguito di ci\u00f2, il mantenimento della classe dei samurai venne assunto dal governo centrale, elargendo anche remunerazioni nei loro confronti.<\/p>\n

In questo nuovo stato, l\u2019immagine dell\u2019imperatore diveniva sempre pi\u00f9 significativa e nel giugno 1869, con il \u201cgiuramente della Carta\u201d a favore dell\u2019imperatore Meiji, nacque la prima costituzione. Qui venivano enunciati i pieni poteri del governo centrale, anche se le decisioni politiche del paese erano affidate ancora ad un governo oligarchico.
\nFino al 1881, il regime govern\u00f2 in modo autoritario con nessuna opposizione da parte della classe dominante, ma \u00e8 in questo anno che scoppi\u00f2 una grande crisi. Qui, con una richiesta all\u2019imperatore, si invoc\u00f2 il desiderio di trasformare il governo in forma parlamentare.<\/p>\n

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Nonostante le difficolt\u00e0, il periodo Meiji rimane ancora una delle ere pi\u00f9 importanti e con pi\u00f9 cambiamenti della storia Giapponese. E\u2019 proprio qui che si gettarono le basi per l\u2019odierno governo del paese del Sol Levante.<\/p>\n

Il tempio Meiji<\/h3>\n

Situato nel cuore di Tokyo e circondato da una foresta naturale e urbana, il Meiji-Jingu \u00e8 una perla del culto shint\u014d e uno dei santuari pi\u00f9 simbolici di della citt\u00e0.<\/p>\n

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Situato nel parco di Yoyogi, a Shibuya, la struttura fu completata nel 1920, in onore dell\u2019imperatore Meiji (1852 – 1912) e della sua sposa Sh\u00f4en (1849 – 1914), fu vittima dei bombardamenti durante la Seconda Guerra Mondiale, ma ricostruito completamente poco dopo. Questa \u00e8 una grande dimostrazione di riconoscenza giapponese verso questo imperatore, e l\u2019esempio pi\u00f9 lampante \u00e8 proprio l\u2019enorme parco che circonda questo luogo di culto, con pi\u00f9 di centomila alberi inviato dagli abitanti di tutto l\u2019arcipelago in onore della memoria di questo imperatore.<\/p>\n

Per accedere al santuario, tuttora in attivit\u00e0, bisogna attraversare il grande bosco circostante e passare sotto il magnifico Torii in cipresso. Prima di poter entrare nei cortili e negli edifici sacri, bisogna rispettare alcune regole di etichetta, come ad esempio la purificazione del corpo con l\u2019acqua e il saluto al Torii.<\/p>\n

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E\u2019 incredibile come dopo aver passato la grande porta Torii, il rumoroso viavai di Tokyo sparisce e viene sostituito dai suoni tranquilli della foresta e dalle folte chiome arboree. Qui i visitatori del tempio possono prendere parte alle tipiche attivit\u00e0 shintoise, come fare offerte nell\u2019area principale, comprare porta fortuna e amuleti, o scrivere un vostro desiderio sulle famose tavolette ema. Non \u00e8 raro infatti trovare persone di tutte le et\u00e0 che acquistano queste tavolette in legno e che esprimono il proprio desiderio scrivendolo proprio su questi supporti. Una volta espresso il vostro desiderio o augurio, gli ema vengono appesi su un supporto centrale nel tempio e successivamente recuperati dai preti che invieranno poi i messaggi ai Kami (dei).<\/p>\n

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Il Meiji Jingu \u00e8 uno dei templi pi\u00f9 popolari del Giappone e proprio in questo periodo dell\u2019anno, subito dopo l\u2019Omisoka, accoglie regolarmente pi\u00f9 di tre milioni di visitatori per l\u2019Hatsumode, le prime preghiere dell\u2019anno.
\nNella parte pi\u00f9 a nord delle terre legate al tempio, i visitatori possono trovare la casa dei tesori del Meiji Jingu, costruita un anno dopo che il tempio fu aperto. In questo luogo sono racchiusi molti oggetti personali legati all\u2019Imperatore e all\u2019imperatrice, inclusa la carrozza che ha accompagnato l\u2019imperatore alla dichiarazione formale della costituzione Meiji nel 1889.<\/p>\n

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Una grande area della parte sud delle terre del tempio \u00e8 occupata dai Giardini Interni, i quali richiedono un piccolo costo di entrata. Tuttavia questi giardini sono particolarmente popolari verso la met\u00e0 di giugno per ammirare i fiori d\u2019Iris in tutto il loro splendore, assieme alle famosissime gru giapponesi. E se avrete abbastanza pazienza, potrete avere l\u2019occasione di vedere un piccolo stormo di questi fantastici volatili attraversare il grande lago, uno spettacolo unico e magico.<\/p>\n

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Inoltre, passeggiando lungo le vie interne del tempio e del parco, \u00e8 possibile imbattersi in quello che io chiamo \u201cmuro del sake\u201d, un muro composto da gigantesche botti di sake, un dono per l\u2019imperatore da parte di tutte le sakagura del Giappone. Opposto a questo muro invece, \u00e8 possibile trovare un muro di botti di vino, un dono per l\u2019imperatore da parte di tutte le nazioni estere.<\/p>\n

Inoltre, in preparazione del 100\u00b0 anniversario nel 2020, lavori di ristrutturazione sono in atto per alcuni degli edifici del tempio, previsti fino all\u2019ottobre 2019, quindi se pianificate di visitare Tokyo nel 2020 non potete assolutamente perdervi questa meta, fra una gara olimpica e l\u2019altra!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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