Free ancient city tour in central Tokyo

#September Good Places 2025 Imperial Palace East Gyoen Garden is a lush green paradise in downtown Tokyo. It belongs to the gardens within the Imperial Palace. Admission is free. Here is a mini version of the stone walls of Jianghu Castle and the ruins of the ancient city. With the changing vegetation of the seasons, it makes people feel like they are in the era of ancient Japanese cities. Recommended tour: It is recommended to enter from the entrance (1-1 Chiyoda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo). There are many quiet rest pavilions in the garden, where you can sit and slowly feel this tranquility. Must-play items and photo spots: 1. Mini version of Jianghu City Shiyuan - full of ancient city feel, remember to take a picture in front of the stone wall as a souvenir. 2. Ninomaru Garden – Japanese garden design with ponds and vegetation with a Tokyo vibe. 3. The ruins of Tenshudai - you can climb high and overlook the city of Tokyo in the distance. Attraction tips: 1. Royal Palace East Court is not open daily throughout the year, closed on Mondays and Fridays. 2. Reservations are not required to enter, but it is recommended to arrive early and may have to queue for entry when popularity is high. 3. There are not many eating facilities inside, it is recommended to bring your own water or snacks. 4. The hiking route is easy to walk and will be wet and slippery in the rain. Remember to pay attention to the weather. 5. There are many good places for photography, but be aware of the park rules that tripods are not allowed in some places. Notes: - Closed from December 28 to January 3 of the following year, only open until 16:00 from January 4 to February 28 of each year, admission times are different from other months; - Garden flowers and trees are not allowed to be climbed. - No large luggage allowed. Conclusion Topic: If you prefer to enjoy the beauty of the gardens and the history of Japanese castles in silence, you will definitely be surprised when you come to Imperial Palace East Gyoen! Where are the elements of the ancient city you would most like to photograph? #Tokyo Gardens #Imperial Palace East Gyoen Gardens #Rivers and Lakes City Ruins #Japanese Ancient City #Tokyo Walk