We had heard that it wasnt worth the time to visit but cherry trees were in bloom and the Japanese garden was beautiful. More

Great park you must see. Very peaceful and nice to look at the skyline from the park More

This palace is a good walk of 20mins from Tokyo Station. It is a good chance to observe the city where everything tidy and well planed from the shape of the trees, garden, footpath street. It is pity that you only can view the Palace from outside but give a good view for photo. More

The Tour was quite interesting but as an English speaker you have to listen to a recorded tour with head phones and there are no opportunities for questions. You don't have access inside any of the buildings and that is a little disappointing but you still get to see areas that the general public don't so that was interesting. More

This is where our Emperor and the Empress reside. We can visit a part of the inner ground with a reservation. The outer garden is open to the public. More

There is little to see here, the imperial family still live here and therefore you can not enter. there are gardens you can go in but you have to book ahead over the phone and I struggled to find information on this and the other attached museum is currently closed for renovation. pretty much a waste of time. More

We booked time this tour course with intension to see how the imperial palace is, but you see only empty buildings with lots of security guards who watch you all the time. These people treats you like you are an idiot. The guide speaks ONLY Japanese. Yes, they have audio guide service in English BUT.. you can't hear it clearly... More

This was one of the most unimpressive landmarks we hit during our trip. It's a good 15 minute walk from the train station and ocne you get there it's a large empty space. You can't walk close enough to palace to get a decent view, in fact the closer you walk the worse your small and limited view is since... More

Neighboring to the nextdoor financial center of Great Tokyo, Imperial Palace sports a nostalgic color of a yesterday Japan and will certainly thrill those who would love to inquire Japan culture. Among the must-see around the 19th century royal castle comprise of Nijubashi Bridge, the samurai statue of Kusunotki Masashige and East Garden. To reserve the free ticket for castle... More