Tradition future Imperial Palace Tokyo , is one of the main attractions the city offers us at and cultural history.
Located in the place where he was formerly the -Jo Edo Castle (Edo ) that once was the world's largest castle.
days Today nothing remains of this "super " castle and now you can only enjoy the present palace dates from 1968 as the former was completely destroyed during the Second World War.
Currently holds residence of the Emperor, so it is only possible to visit a few times a year.
Area if you are open to the public during the year and we can see the gardens that surround it and part of the facade of the palace, on the other hand, is more than spectacular.
Another major points of interest offered by the imperial palace, is your garden . The entrance to this area of \u200b\u200bthe palace is free, but must pass through lockers and there you are given a plaque with a number to be returned to out, so you always control who and how many people enter.
In this park we see many of the flowers and native plants like Iris Japonica well as classic trees such as cherry site and not to mention the bamboo.
Walking through the gardens we see different "houses" where once were the guards of the palace, but that was in another time, it's worth taking a look around and get into the era where country was controlled by the Samurais .
This point of Tokyo allows us to enjoy and not of nature in the midst of a spectacular city and the lives of many animals that inhabit this area.
If you are a lover of photography , Imperial Palace and surrounding will delight you and both in the palace gardens in the park as Kitanomaru - Koen , you can get good snapshots .
Among the many attractions it offers us a city as large and varied as Tokyo, where the modern engages millions of tourists, we should not forget their origins and essences and is worth worth learning and knowing its history and construction more ancestral to understand why your current situation ....
How to get there?
The easiest and quickest way to find us was where we took the metro blue line and got off at Otemachi stop where there are a couple of minutes to the palace.
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