Inui Street — Attraction in Tokyo

Inui-Dori Street is a beautiful street located inside the Imperial Palace and is only open to the public during limited times. I visited in late March during Sakura Blossom season and was lucky to be able to enter this area. When passing through this street, you will see buildings such as the Imperial Household Agency and Hasuike Sansyujyo. The street is lined with beautiful sakura trees on both sides. However, expect there will be lots of visitors as it is a rare occasion. During my visit, the entrance will close at 15:30. One reminder is that please try not to stay in the same position for too long or block others passing through. Overall, I would say that Inui-Dori Street is a must-visit if it is open during your...

Open during a short time, sakura season, once a year. To go in, do not enter through the imperial palace entrances that are opened all year-round, but go to sakashita-mon gate, and there you will end up in inui-dori street. If you already are inside the gardens either by will or because you thought it was easier to go to Inui-dori from there, you have to exit through one of the gates closest to you, and go straight to sakashita-mon entrance. This entrance is very close to Nijubashimae station, so let's take that as a reference. After walking through stunning Inui-dori, you will be out through Inui-mon gate. That's the trick, Inui-mon gate is NOT the entrance but the exit. Do not attempt to enter through this...

Enjoying a bunch of beautiful and lovely autumn colors throughout the Inui-dori street in the imperial palace

From the website of the Imperial Household Agency For nine days from Saturday, November 26, 2020 to Sunday, December 4, 2020, the Inui-dori Street of the Imperial Palace will be open to the public. 　Each day, the admission time will be from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, and you will enter through the Sakashita Gate of the Imperial Palace and exit through the Inui Gate of the...