[Akasaka Palace State Guest House] Learn about national treasures while enjoying the 50th anniversary event

📖 The State Guest House welcomes kings and presidents from around the world and serves as a glamorous stage for diplomatic activities. In other words, it is a symbol of Japanese hospitality! You can visit at any time by paying the admission fee. In the garden, you can enjoy baked goods and drinks sold from a truck. The afternoon tea, which is sold in limited quantities, is popular and always sells out quickly! I'd like to enjoy it someday 👏 Various events are being planned for the 50th anniversary. The last photo is in a room where photography was possible for a limited time in 2024. Due to the director's experimental arrangement, it was the only room where it was possible to bring in acrylic stands and stuffed animals. It seems that there is no prospect of holding this event again in the future... but the event will be an opportunity to enjoy a revisit, so be sure to check the information on future plans! ======================== Reference information▼ Events held in January ・Talk event and viewing tour of Tsuguharu Foujita's ceiling painting ・Reopening of vases, etc. (Salon) ・50th anniversary of the State Guest House opening × Hello Kitty 50th anniversary special collaboration (until Monday, March 31, 2025) ======================== [About the State Guest House, Akasaka Palace] According to the official website... Built as the Crown Prince's Palace in 1909. It is said to be the only palace building in Japan in the neo-baroque style. After World War II, the number of foreign guests received increased, so a large-scale renovation was carried out. A Japanese-style annex was built. It started as the current State Guest House in 1974. After a large-scale renovation work carried out in 2009, it was designated a national treasure. It is also used as a venue for international conferences such as the G8 summit. #0 yen trip January 2025 #Akasaka Palace State Guest House