Explore Akasaka Palace: Marvel at Meiji-era architecture, opulent interiors, and expansive gardens. Experience the blend of Japanese tradition and Western influence.
- Akasaka Palace (State Guesthouse) - In 1899, the Crown Prince (the future Emperor Taisho) was to be married, and the Western-style Crown Prince’s Palace was newly constructed, bringing together the best of Japanese architecture, arts, and crafts of the time. The building was renovated in 1968 as a national guest house to preserve its cultural value and to accommodate distinguished guests and official events. The architectural beauty of the building, its interior decorations, and the expansive garden are all to be admired.
- Admission to the Guest House
- Tour guide
- Gratuities
Discover the allure of Akasaka Palace in Tokyo, a stunning example of Meiji-era Western-style architecture. Built in 1899 for the Crown Prince, this elegant structure represents the pinnacle of Japanese craftsmanship and European aesthetics. Since 1968, it has served as a state guest house, hosting official events while preserving its cultural heritage. Visitors can marvel at the palace’s exquisite architecture, opulent interiors, and expansive gardens. Each element of Akasaka Palace reflects a harmonious blend of Japanese tradition and Western influence, offering a unique and captivating experience. Immerse yourself in the grandeur and history of this iconic landmark, a true gem in the heart of Tokyo.
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