When in Tokyo, the Imperial Palace is a must-see. It is the Emperor of Japan's primary residence and is in the centre of the city. The vast and stunning palace grounds covers an area approximately 210,000 square meters and it includes stunning gardens with a wide variety of plants and trees. It is home to several historic structures, including the Ote-mon Gate, the Hirakawa-mon Gate, and the Fujimi-yagura Tower. Visitors can also see the remains of the castle walls, which are an impressive sight. The palace can be toured and visitors can learn about Japan's history and culture.

The Nijubashi Bridge is another popular Imperial Palace attraction. One of Tokyo's most recognizable landmarks is the bridge at the palace's entrance. The bridge can be photographed, and visitors can take in the stunning views of the palace and the surrounding area.

The East Gardens are one of the Imperial Palace's most impressive features they were the original gardens of the Edo Castle, The garden has been maintained as a public park since 1949. The garden is divided into three sections, the East Garden, the Ninomaru Garden, and the Sannomaru Garden. They're a great place to get away from the city and enjoy the peace and quiet of nature. The gardens are especially beautiful during the spring cherry blossom season because they have a wide range of flowers, trees, and ponds.

The Nimomaru Garden is a traditional Japanese garden that was once the residence of the shogun's second-in-command. It features a large pond with a small island and several bridges and is a great place to relax and take in the beautiful scenery.

The Sannomaru Garden is the smallest of the three gardens and is home to several historic structures, including the Nishinomaru Garden and the Hakuuntei Tea House. The garden is also home to several cherry blossom trees, which bloom in the spring and create a stunning backdrop for photos.

Join one of our Boutique Tours & Travel Japan Tours of the Imperial palace magnificent garden an learn more about Japan’s history and culture. The Imperial Palace is an essential Tokyo attraction and the gardens and buildings are a testament to Japan's rich culture and heritage, and it is a beautiful and historic location.