Step into the heart of Tokyo and discover the heritage of the Imperial Palace on a 2-hour walking tour. With a professional guide who speaks fluent Spanish and an expert in Japanese culture and history, you will explore the East Gardens, part of the historic Edo Castle, fortress of the Tokugawa Shogunate.
Walk along manicured paths, past ruins, ancient gates and Tatsumi Yagura Tower. You will learn stories about emperors, samurai and the political power that marked the country’s past.
Highlights:
- 2-hour guided tour of the Imperial Palace East Gardens
- Vestiges of Edo Castle: Tenshudai and Tatsumi Yagura Tower
- Small group for a close experience
- Narration of samurai culture, imperial history and evolution of Tokyo
- Ideal for Spanish speakers : explanations in your language by a passionate guide
Enjoy the history of Japan without language barriers!
Our guide will be in front of Starbucks Coffee - Kokyo Gaien Wadakura Fountain Park, Tokyo. He will carry a “YURAGI” sign for reference. Fluent guide in Spanish so that Spanish speakers can participate with confidence.
Tatsumi Yagura, also known as Sakurada Nijū Yagura, is a historic two-story watchtower located within the Imperial Palace compound in Tokyo. Built during the Edo period, it is one of the few original structures of Edo Castle still preserved, reflecting Japan's feudal past. Located in the southeast corner of the old inner moat, the tower served both symbolic and defensive functions. Although its interior is not open to the public, you can admire it from nearby trails in the Imperial Palace’s East Gardens, a favorite spot for photographers and history lovers exploring Tokyo’s tourist sites.
One of the most iconic views of the Imperial Palace, the Nijūbashi two-arch bridge stretches elegantly over the moat and serves as the main access to the interior grounds. Admired for its elegant stone structure and photogenic landscape, it is a must-see highlight for visitors exploring central Tokyo.
The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, open to the public, are located on the former grounds of Edo Castle in Tokyo. The area features stone walls, doors, seasonal flowers and a traditional Japanese landscape. One of the highlights is the Tenshudai (base of the castle tower), which offers panoramic views of the gardens and an idea of the historical scale of the shogunate. Visitors can also see preserved sites such as the Otemon Gate and the Hyakunin-bansho. Perfect for sightseeing in Tokyo, the Eastern Gardens offer a peaceful escape for both history and nature lovers.
The Imperial Palace is the residence of the Emperor of Japan and an important landmark in Tokyo, located in Chiyoda District. It was formerly the site of Edo Castle, and preserves moats, stone walls and the beautiful East Gardens of the Imperial Palace. Visitors can admire highlights such as Nijubashi Bridge, Tatsumi Yagura Tower and Sakurada Gate. Despite being in the city center, the area offers a quiet retreat and an opportunity to connect with Japanese history and tradition. A guided tour provides a deeper understanding of the palace’s history, architecture and cultural importance, perfect for a meaningful tourist experience in Tokyo.
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