• Tokyo Station Marunouchi Ekimae Hiroba - Tokyo Station Marunouchi Station Square:
  The tour begins at Tokyo Station. Upon exiting from the central exit, visitors can admire the station building from the front in the station square. Enjoy its majestic appearance!
• Wadakura Fountain Park - Wadakura Fountain Park:
  Situated within the Imperial Palace grounds, this park was created to commemorate the marriage of the Emperor Emeritus and Empress Emerita, and will be renovated for the marriage of the Emperor and Empress. The three water fountains are truly impressive!
• The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace (Edo Castle Ruin) - The East Garden of the Imperial Palace:
  This Japanese Garden, developed alongside the Imperial Garden, offers a chance to enjoy the changing seasons. Visitors can also explore historical sites that reflect the remnants of the former castle. Hirakawa Bridge, located just outside the garden, is a popular attraction.
• The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo - National Museum of Modern Art:
  As Japan’s first National Art Museum, located within the Imperial Palace, it showcases numerous artworks from the 20th century, both from Japan and abroad. Be sure to view the pieces by Japanese masters.
• CAFÉ 33 - CAFÉ 33:
  Nestled in Kitanomaru Park, this café offers meals amidst nature. It features fresh local ingredients from the Tohoku area and Tokyo.
• Kita-no-maru Park - Kitanomaru Park:
  This park boasts a spacious and open lawn, surrounded by a diverse array of plants and trees, creating a unique ecosystem within the Imperial Palace.
• Chidorigafuchi - Chidorigafuchi:
  Experience the natural beauty that persists in Tokyo along this road. Don’t forget to capture the stunning views with your camera.

• Private Tour
• Tour Guide
• Necessary expenses for the guide during the tour

• Estimated Costs of the Tour: 1500 JPY per Person
• Breakdown: Transportation: 0 JPY, Admission Fees: 500 JPY, Meal costs: 1000 JPY per Person
• Optional Experience Costs: 0 JPY per Person

Enjoy a tour in the heart of Edo (one of the former names of Tokyo)

The Imperial Palace has been located in the center of the great metropolis since the Edo (1603-1868) period where Tokugawa “Shogun” had lived. You may have seen photos of its exterior; the moat, bridges, stone walls and gates, but did you know that you could go inside, too? In this tour, you will visit the art gallery with displays of Japanese art and craft, the ruins of the Edo Castle and a beautiful park full of greenery, all within the grounds of the palace. You can also enjoy the views of the contrast between the modern Marunouchi office buildings and the traditional and historic grounds of the Imperial Palace.

Learn about the history behind all the locations you visit at the Imperial Palace and its surrounding area.

• All transportation costs, entrance fees, food and drink costs, etc. incurred at the visited spots, will be borne by the customer.
• There will be a lot of walking during the tour, so please wear comfortable shoes.
• If the weather is bad on the day, there is a possibility that the destinations and routes may be changed.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.