Imperial Palace, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo - Residence of the Japanese Emperor

🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities:

The Imperial Palace in Tokyo is the official residence of the Emperor of Japan and is located in Chiyoda-ku in the center of Tokyo. The Imperial Palace is famous for its vast gardens and magnificent architecture, and was historically the site of Edo Castle. Major attractions include the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens, Nijubashi Bridge and the East Gardens. The Gaien area is open to the public, and visitors can enjoy the exterior of the Imperial Palace and the beautiful landscape surrounding it. The East Garden is part of the Imperial Palace and offers more historical and cultural experiences.

The main buildings inside the Imperial Palace, such as the palace, the imperial garden and the imperial garden, are usually only open to the public on specific days, such as the Emperor's birthday and New Year's Day. Visitors can make an appointment in advance to join a guided tour provided by the Imperial Palace Police Department, which will give them a deeper understanding of the history of the royal family and its cultural background.

💞Recommended reasons:

The Imperial Palace where the Emperor of Japan resides may sound like a faraway place, but it is actually located in the center of Tokyo and not far from Tokyo Station. Therefore, it has become one of the most popular tourist attractions for tourists from all over the world.

The only large park in central Tokyo - Imperial Palace
The Japanese royal family of all generations lived here. It has a great sense of space, unlike in Japan.
It is in the center of Tokyo, with convenient transportation and beautiful plants. 👍👍Great for taking photos
When the cherry blossom season comes, you can also see the beautiful scenery of cherry blossoms blowing snow 😍😍

📍Address: 〒100-8111 Chiyoda 1-1, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

There are several JR and subway stations around the Imperial Palace. It is recommended to use public transportation. The nearest station is Otemachi Station, Exit D2.

🕰️Business hours:

Tuesday 09:00–11:15 / 13:30–14:45
Wednesday 09:00–11:15 / 13:30–14:45
Thursday 09:00–11:15 / 13:30–14:45
Friday 09:00–11:15 / 13:30–14:45
Saturday 09:00–11:15 / 13:30–14:45
Sunday Closed
Monday Closed

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