Is there a Versailles Palace in Tokyo? !

#Tokyo Attractions Is there a Palace of Versailles in Tokyo? ! The full name of Akasaka Rikyu is Welcome House (Akasaka Rikyu), and there is another Japanese-style annex. Originally built in 1909, it is the only neo-Baroque palace building in Japan. 1948 Converted from royal property to administrative property for the use of government halls, and after World War II, ownership was transferred to the state. 1968 Officially became a guest house. It is now a national-level building - the old East Palace Imperial Palace (Welcome House Akasaka Li Palace) The main building, the porch and staircase annexes, the main entrance, the enclosure, the east and west bathrooms, the main courtyard fountain, and the main courtyard stairs are designated as national treasures. Passing through the prosperous Shinjuku, among the lush forests, a towering white interspersed golden pattern decorated iron gate, in front of the iron fence, there are many security guards standing guard. The interior is magnificent but not every hall is open, in order to catch a glimpse of the splendid and magnificent square and palace must be accepted. The luxurious interior decoration is famous all over the world, and it is as beautiful as a palace. Using a large number of exquisite marble statues, mosaics, reliefs, Stained glass, and beautiful luxury chandeliers. Stay outdoors until sunset until evening, and spotlights outline layer after layer of light and shadow details to match the extremely aesthetic space.