Kokyo Gaien National Garden

After the epidemic, Japan traveled again and walked in the Imperial Palace of Tokyo. Ancient city walls, moats, double bridges, Hibigu Park, Hotanakura Fountain Park. [View] The Japanese royal residence is the outer garden. [Cost-effective] Free tour.

The Imperial Palace is the North Maru area (North Maru Park) opened in 1969 (Showa 44) and the Imperial Palace outside the Imperial Palace Square in the Imperial Palace area, and the surrounding Imperial Palace outside the Imperial Palace area, usually refers to the area centered in the Imperial Palace Square.

Visit time: about 30 minutes The imperial residence is commonly known as the imperial residence square, referring to the area of the imperial residence outside the north of the maru park and the imperial residence in the imperial residence square, and the surrounding surrounding area. The imperial palace is very open and planted with many pine and cypress, the atmosphere is quiet and heavy to the imperial palace, you will see the iconic horse riding warrior bronze statue, and the quaint and solemn taste of the city wall, close to the front of the imperial palace, paved with gravel, Walking on it will make a rustling sound. The imperial residence is considered to be the most beautiful place in the imperial residence. There is a large fountain in the middle of the square to commemorate the marriage of the prince. There is a double bridge on the south side. Tourists like to come here to take pictures with the double bridge. The moat under the double bridge will see the wandering swans. The weeping willow is very beautiful in the river. Near the imperial residence There are gravel roads, which are said to be paved to protect the emperor, so that when an assassin approaches, the sound of rubbing the stones will be heard at the feet, and the guards will notice. If it is spring, the cherry blossoms in the imperial palace outside the garden are beautiful, and there are more tourists to watch. Usually, the imperial residence outside the garden is free to open, is a green square where citizens can walk, and the imperial residence can only enter during special periods or by appointment in advance, the main entrance will be guarded by police, and tourists can only watch the appearance.

There is a place in Tokyo that I don't know if it should be recommended or not recommended. This is the Japanese Imperial Palace in Tokyo. The Imperial Palace is the place where the Emperor usually lives. The imperial residence now refers to the former site of Tokyo Edo City, once named "Miyagi", which was built by the Edo era's Taida Road Irrigation, and the name "Miyagi" was abolished after the Second World War and renamed "Imperial Palace". Visitors to the Imperial Palace are usually to visit the periphery of the Imperial Palace, including the Imperial Palace, the Imperial Palace East Imperial Palace and the Beizhimau Park, across the moat. In the outer garden, you can see the double bridge across the moat. Unfortunately, when I went, I happened to meet the emperor to receive the nationals. There were too many people who came, which seriously affected the feeling of visiting.

Completely free, the scenery is beautiful. And very historical.