Imperial Palace & Shogun Tours

Tokyo: Imperial Palace, the history of Japan (ENGLISH GUIDE) - Meeting at Wadakuramon Fountain Park

The most revealing part of this walk is that you are not touring a grand castle. You are exploring the […]

Full Tokyo: Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace, Asakusa & Skytree - Meiji Shrine and its quiet forest path

Tokyo can feel like five cities stitched together. This seven-hour guided route gives you a useful first look at several

Kamakura Walking Tour - The City of Shogun - Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Kamakura’s grand first chapter

Kamakura’s best sights fit neatly into one memorable half-day: a grand Shinto shrine, a lively shopping street, a giant bronze

Tokyo Private Tour! Edo Castle & Imperial Palace East Gardens - A private guide changes the experience

The most rewarding part of this tour is seeing Tokyo’s imperial grounds through the stories of the people who shaped

Tokyo: Edo Castle & East Garden of the Imperial Palace Tour - Meeting at Wadakura Fountain Park

Tokyo’s Imperial Palace East Gardens give you a rare chance to walk across the former grounds of Edo Castle, where

Tokyo Castle, Imperial Palace, Shogun & Garden Walking Tour - Reading the Edo Castle ruins

Tokyo’s Imperial Palace is not a grand palace tour in the European sense. The main residence is closed to the

Tokyo: Imperial Palace, Sensō-ji Temple, & Tokyo Tower Tour - Nijubashi Bridge and the Imperial Palace Outer Area

Tokyo’s imperial grandeur, old Asakusa streets, and modern skyline all fit into one tidy afternoon here. The best part is

Tokyo: Imperial Palace East Gardens Walking Tour - Meeting at Wadakura Fountain Park

The most rewarding part of this walk is the contrast: Tokyo’s office towers and traffic sit just beyond the palace

Imperial Palace East Garden and Edo Castle Walking Tour in Tokyo - What the ruins can and cannot show you

Tokyo’s Imperial Palace East Garden tour gives you a clear look at the site where Edo Castle once ruled Japan.

Tokyo: Imperial Palace and Shogun Walking Tour - Meeting at Wadakura Fountain Park

Tokyo’s Imperial Palace East Gardens give you a rare look at where Japan’s rulers once made decisions that shaped the

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