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Imperial Palace East Gardens (Chiyoda)

Imperial Palace East Gardens (Chiyoda)

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Best time to visit

Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and get soft light for photos. Late March to early April brings cherry blossoms, late November offers autumn color.

Budget tips

Most outdoor areas including the East Gardens are free to enter; inner palace guided tours are free but require advance reservation through the Imperial Household Agency and valid ID. Use the nearby Tokyo Station or Otemachi subway stops to avoid taxi costs.

Recommended for

History buffs, Garden lovers, Photography enthusiasts, Urban walkers

Plan your visit

1-2 hours

About

Fakta singkat: Jalan-jalan berbatu dan parit yang lebar menghadirkan sensasi bertukar waktu, dengan bayangan pohon dan aroma tanah yang membuat perjalanan terasa sunyi sekaligus megah. Di beberapa titik pengunjung bisa melihat sisa-sisa gerbang dan pondasi kastil, sambil menikmati deretan sakura yang mekar, jadi latar fotografi populer di musim semi.

Sorotan: Di balik suasana tenang taman terdapat tembok batu dan parit yang sebagian fondasinya berusia lebih dari 400 tahun, plus Gerbang Ote-mon yang masih memperlihatkan bekas pahat tukang batu era Edo. Setiap musim sakura sekitar 150 pohon mekar di area Ninomaru, aroma kelopak yang manis dan bunyi langkah di atas batu membuat suasana terasa seperti adegan dari lukisan ukiyo-e.

Insider tips

  • Wear comfortable shoes and a light jacket, paths include gravel, stone steps, and large lawns.
  • Photographers should frame the classic shot from Nijubashi Bridge and use the East Gardens for seasonal close-ups.
  • Avoid midday weekends, arrive before 9:30am or after 3pm to dodge tour groups and coach crowds.
  • If you want to tour the inner palace grounds, reserve the free guided tour on the Imperial Household Agency website well in advance and bring passport or ID.
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!

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