Chidorigafuchi Park: This park, next to the Tokyo Imperial Palace, is a wonderful place for a relaxing stroll in any season, and extraordinary beautiful during the cherry blossom period in late March or April. You can rent a rowboat and make your way along the moat. During cherry blossom the more than 250 trees along the Chidorigafuchi moat are lit up with LEDs at night, while the park's boathouse extends its opening hours.
Imperial Palace: Tokyo's Imperial Palace stands on what was once the site of Edo castle and residence of the Tokugawa shogunate. The East Garden is open to the public. Twice a year – on New Year's Day and December 23, the Emperor's birthday – the inner palace grounds are open to the public, greeted from a balcony by the Imperial family.
The ninomaru of the Imperial Palace
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