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Imperial Palace East Gardens Free Walking Tour

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Tour Overview

During the Free Walking Tour of Imperial Palace, you will get to experience both Old & New Tokyo. The historical place where the Shogun was living, and now the Emperor of Japan. This tour covers all that you need to know about the history of Samurai, and watching the beautiful garden along seasonable flowers.

Note: We are not going inside the Imperial Palace.

Meeting Point:  In front of the Starbucks Coffee Kokyo Gaien Wadakura Fountain Park

Tour End: Entrance of Imperial Palace East Gardens

>> Booking required.

>> Booking available 10-14 days before the tour.

>> Check the tour schedule for tour updates.

Tour Details

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Duration: 2.5 Hours

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Price: Tip based tour

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Footwear: Comfortable

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Language: English

Tour Highlights

Meeting Point

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Your Guide will waiting for you in front of the Starbucks Coffee Kokyo Gaien Wadakura Fountain Park.

Have A Question?

Tour FAQ's

How long does the tour last and where does it finish?

Tour will take 2 hours and finish at entrance of East Gardens.

Where does the Free Walking Tour go?

We will walk around Imperials Palace East Gardens Area. The tour ends at near entrance of East Gardens, which is easy to access to the train station and Tokyo metro.

What should I bring?

Comfortable shoes, sunscreen, hat/cap, water and a lot of questions – we love those! An umbrella or rain coat during the rainy season.

Because Japan is not a tipping culture, is tipping to the guide is rude?

All our local guides working very hard to provide the best experiences to you, and well deserve tips for their work. We appreciate your respect and gratuities to our local guides.