~Tokyo~ Must-see! Super rare event✨

~Minato Ward, Tokyo~ Akasaka Palace is like a palace overseas! A light-up event at Akasaka State Guest House, which is still used for Japanese diplomacy. ☑︎The gorgeous palace is lit up like a foreign country. 🥹 It was modeled after the Palace of Versailles in France, so you can enjoy the feeling of traveling abroad. ☑︎Rare event! The light-up is held irregularly! ☑︎Live classical music performance available. ☑︎Many food trucks are also available! They sell alcohol, cafes, and sweets. ☑︎During the day, you can enter the Japanese-style villa and the main building! I learned a lot from hearing about the furnishings of Japan's master craftsmen and first-class architecture. ☑︎Advance reservations are made to tour the State Guest House and Akasaka Palace. ☑︎The grounds are spacious, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes. The State Guest House is still used for diplomacy! This is the State Guest House where you can see the members of the imperial family greeting on TV. The lit-up state guest house is fantastic🥹 The classical concert of violin and cello was also very nice and the atmosphere was perfect♡ Photos of the exterior are OK! An elegant state guest house that anyone can enjoy, whether they like history, architecture, photogenic spots, or want to take photos! It's a recommended spot in Tokyo♡ ➖Recommended spots➖📍Spot name Akasaka Palace State Guest House Akasaka Palace State Guest House Address: 2-1-1 Motoakasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0051 Cost: ✨Illumination admission fee✨ ¥300 ➖Those who go during the day➖Main building/Garden/General: 1,500 yen, University students: 1,000 yen, Junior and senior high school students: 500 yen, Elementary school students and younger: Free Japanese-style annex/Main building/Garden/General: 2,000 yen, University students: 1,500 yen, Junior and senior high school students: 700 yen *Elementary school students and younger cannot visit. Japanese-style Annex and Gardens Adults: 1,500 yen, University students: 1,000 yen, Junior and Senior High School students: 500 yen *Children under elementary school age are not allowed to visit. *You can choose whether to visit the main building when paying the admission fee on the day. Recommended points: Baroque architectural style building ⚠ Note: Elementary school students are not allowed to enter in order to protect cultural properties. ➖Access➖ If you use JR, get off at Yotsuya Station on the Chuo Line or Sobu Line, and walk about 7 minutes from the Akasaka Exit. If you use Tokyo Metro, get off at Yotsuya Station on the Marunouchi Line, and walk about 7 minutes from Exit 1. Get off at Yotsuya Station on the Namboku Line, and walk about 7 minutes from Exit 2. *There is no parking lot or bicycle parking lot at the State Guest House, so please use public transportation. #0 yen trip #Akasaka Palace #japantrip #japantravel #Tokyo date #Tokyo date spot