The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace Review

The annual trip to the Imperial Palace to enjoy autumn leaves is only open for half a month. It is 700 meters long. It is necessary to check security. From the lower door to the dry door, one-way street, all the way to autumn color, and there are half of the first half of the year. It is not easy to meet the appointment.

The only area where the Tokyo Imperial Palace opens its gates for the public visits.

The Royal Palace in the center of Tokyo still retains the original design and function. Although the shadow of the high-rise buildings can be easily avoided from time to time. Pine forest Sensen, Qingxi, the sound of cicadas and insects, still a pastoral scenery, this is rare in the palace forbidden garden...It is worth a visit :)

The Eastern Imperial Court is the imperial garden of Japan. Although it is part of the imperial residence, there is no need to make an appointment. Besides Monday and Friday, it is free to visit at any time. Every flower and tree here is pruned very delicately, step by step, very beautiful.

The large imperial residence, in which visitors must make reservations, is also a general visitor to Waiyuan and Dongyuyuan to see, many years ago in the window of the world in Shenzhen saw Japan's miniature buildings, probably the imperial residence, the architectural style is almost the same. It's very quiet inside, but for the tall building outside the fence, it's really a bit of a sense of crossing.

The Imperial Garden on the east side of the Imperial Palace is more convenient to walk from the subway Osaka Station. There is a security check at the door, and you can start to visit after you enter the gate with a visiting card. The first encounter was the Sanzhimaru Collection Hall, which was not large in size. Then there are two branches on the left, go to the Honmaru Lawn on the left, and the Erzhimaru Garden on the right. Go in from any branch and turn around from another branch to visit the whole park. Honmaru is a long lawn and Tianguardian. The lawn is very long and can stand up to tens of thousands of people. The Tianshoutai is at the other end of the lawn, just a three-story stone platform, standing up to see no scenery. It feels like a place to gather. Imagine that countless subjects stand on the lawn and look up at the emperor reading a book on the platform. In comparison, the Erzhimaru Garden is like the Royal Garden. There are garden landscapes such as small lawns and ponds behind a forest. Regardless of the tree and shrub lawn, it is very clean and beautiful, and such an atmospheric Japanese garden is not seen too much. When there are no flowers, the eyes are green, and the scenery is a little monotonous.