~Tokyo~ Just like the Palace of Versailles! Akasaka Palace

~Tokyo~ Akasaka Palace The Akasaka Palace State Guest House welcomes guests from all over the world. The neo-baroque architecture makes it look like a castle overseas! 💡Point💡☑️A representative building of the Meiji era, built using all of Japan's architectural techniques and arts and crafts! ☑️ Designated a national treasure as one of the representative pieces of Japanese architecture! ☑️The interior of the building is like the Palace of Versailles in France! ⚠︎No photography allowed ~My impressions after actually going there📝~ Akasaka Palace is still used by leaders of various countries and guests of royalty. The baroque architecture makes it look like a castle overseas! The interior is also very beautiful, but photography is prohibited. It's a recommended spot that you should see at least once! ➖Recommended Spots➖📍Spot Name Akasaka Palace Guest House Address: 2-1-1 Motoakasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0051➖For those going 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: freeJapanese-style annex, main building, garden, general: 2,000 yen, university students: 1,500 yen, junior and senior high school students: 700 yen*Children under elementary school age are not allowed to visit.Japanese-style annex, garden, general: 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⚠Caution: 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 for about 7 minutes from the Akasaka Exit.If you use Tokyo Metro, get off at Yotsuya Station on the Marunouchi Line, and walk for about 7 minutes from Exit 1.If you use Yotsuya Station on the Namboku Line, and walk for about 7 minutes from Exit 2.*There is no car or bicycle parking at the State Guest House, so please use public transportation. #Western-style architecture #Akasaka Palace #japantrip #japantravel #Tokyo sightseeing #Tokyo trip