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Enjoy the nature of East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, walk in the heritage landmarks, then learn about Japanese history in a fun way on this guided walking tour of the Tokyo Imperial Palace.

Highlights

• Step back in time as you walk in the footsteps of Japanese shoguns and emperors.
• Admire stunning architecture, landscapes, and historical landmarks of Edo era.
• Stroll through the landscape garden that was built on the grounds of Edo Castle
• Get lost in time as you hear fascinating stories of Tokyo and Edo.
• Don't miss the must-see, one-of-a-kind magical breed of Koi fish!

Description

Enjoy the nature of East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, walk in the footsteps of emperors and shoguns, then learn about Japanese history in a fun way on this guided walking tour of the Tokyo Imperial Palace. Meet your guide in front of the fountain of Wadakura Fountain Park, and begin your adventure into Japan's fascinating past. Soak up the charm of the Imperial Palace as you admire the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace which were built on the main grounds of Edo Castle, where Shogun ruled the country. Hear about Japanese culture and history at a leisurely pace in this remarkable green space that reflects the rich heritage of Japan. Dive into Japan's majestic past with a relaxing expedition. **The East Garden is closed on Mondays and Fridays. We cannot go inside the Imperial Palace. PLEASE NOTE: Upon entering the grounds of the Imperial Palace, visitors are subject to a baggage inspection. If you plan to purchase Japanese knives or other items that could be used as weapons at Tsukiji or Asakusa, wherever, please leave them in a coin locker or similar before the meeting.

Includes

Tour guide Walking tour of the East Gardens

Important Information

• The Garden is closed on Mondays and Fridays The tour does not go inside the Imperial Palace. Upon entering the grounds of the Imperial Palace, visitors are subject to a baggage inspection. If you plan to purchase Japanese knives or other items that could be used as weapons at Tsukiji or Asakusa, wherever, please leave them in a coin locker or similar before the meeting.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund