Recommended for those who love history! Let's study Japanese history by seeing historical buildings with a guide!
Explore Tokyo's rich history and culture with a four-hour tour that includes three iconic sites. First, visit Akasaka Palace, a Western-style palace built in 1899 for the Crown Prince, showcasing the height of Meiji-era architecture and Japanese craftsmanship. Since 1968, it has served as a state guest house, preserving its cultural heritage while hosting official events. Next, discover Hie Shrine, established in 1478 by Ota Dokan. Revered as a guardian of Edo (Tokyo), it is now a popular power spot for love, career success, and business prosperity. Finally, tour the National Diet Building, home to Japan's legislative chambers. The hour-long guided tour offers a glimpse into the architectural splendor and the nation’s legislative process. Join us for this captivating journey through Tokyo’s past and present!
Public transportation options are available nearby. Suitable for all physical fitness levels. Rules Regarding Admission to the State Guest House Akasaka Palace (1)It is prohibited to bring goods that may cause inconvenience to other visitors on the premises, including dangerous items (explosives, guns and swords, fuel, toxic substances), alcoholic beverages, professional cameras, or photographic equipment such as monopods, tripods and stepladders. (2)It is prohibited to entering the premises in a condition in which normal behavior cannot be performed, due to excessive drinking, etc. (3)It is prohibited to entering the premises with the following clothes on ① Clothes contrary to public order and morality ② Clothes revealing bare skin extremely ③ Clothes that may severely damage the dignity / atmosphere of the State Guest House or may cause discomfort to other visitors ④ Wedding dresses, white wedding kimono, and colorful wedding kimono ⑤ Uniform of security guards or its copies ⑥ Mascot costume
Yotsuya Station 1F Akasaka Exit