Exclusive Private Imperial Palace=Emperor&(SHOGUN)WI TOKYO NATIVE
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*Exclusive PrivateTour Guided by a Tokyo-born and raised with a martial arts background . expert with uncountable +5-star reviews across all platforms. Lets be back to more than 400 years ago era with ME at middle of TOKYO **I do know where is best photo spot and be able to share picturesque view . My storytelling makes history feel like a "SHOGUN"movie, with a global view. You'll gain deep cultural insights and seeking a unique Tokyo experience, you'll leave with unforgettable knowledge and memories. Tokyo’s history on a top-rated walking tour of the Imperial Palace East Gardens. Once the site of Edo Castle—the world’s largest fortress—this sacred ground holds the 2,600-year legacy of Japan’s Emperors. **A major highlight is the Ninomaru Garden, where you’ll spot the rare "Imperial Koi," a unique breed requested by the Emperor himself. ensures an intimate, friendly atmosphere where you can ask anything about Tokyo. Come see why guests call this the "highlight of their trip!"
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The castle's last remaining three-story corner tower. A stunning white-walled armory that serves as the perfect photo backdrop against the historic moat.
The grand main entrance to Edo Castle. Cross the same threshold used by feudal lords for centuries to enter the Shogun’s inner sanctum.
wooden checkpoint. This is where lower-ranking samurai once stood watch, strictly monitoring everyone entering the royal grounds.
An original 17th-century wooden checkpoint. A massive, 50-meter-long station once manned by 100 elite riflemen. Its sheer size highlights the intense security surrounding the Shogun.
The final, high-prestige security post before the Inner Citadel. Marvel at the massive, hand-carved stone walls that made this fortress impenetrable.
A beautiful lookout tower designed to survive earthquakes. It became the castle’s symbol and offered a direct view of Mt. Fuji in the Edo era.
break time Also visible main castle replica and get souvenir。
The enormous stone foundation of Japan’s tallest-ever castle tower. Stand atop the ruins for a panoramic view of Tokyo's modern skyline.
A peaceful oasis featuring the rare "Long-finned Koi" requested by the Emperor. This strolling garden perfectly blends samurai history with tranquil nature.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- Near public transportation