In Japan | The Imperial Palace, Nijubashi Bridge ๐ฐ
๐ฐ#JapanTravel #ImperialPalace #Japan After lunch in Shinjuku, we headed to the Nijubashi Bridge at the Tokyo Imperial Palace. ๐๐ฟThe significance of the Imperial Palace in the hearts of the Japanese people is akin to that of Tiananmen Square in Beijing. The moat beneath the Nijubashi Bridge is considered one of the most picturesque spots of the palace, reflecting the weeping willows and the bridge itself. ๐ฐ The water is incredibly still, and the moss-covered arches beneath the bridge add a sense of historical depth and tranquility. ๐ฟ In the bustling heart of Tokyo, there lies a serene sanctuary, the official residence of the Emperor of Japan. ๐๐ฟ From a distance, the palace resembles a temple hidden in the hills. ๐ฐThe main gate's bridge is known as the Nijubashi Bridge, and the moat beneath it is as smooth as a mirror. The darker bridge inside is reserved for those within the palace grounds, while the outer bridge is for the public. ๐๐ฟ From ancient times until now, life has always had its inequalities. ๐ #JapanTravel #ImperialPalace ๐๐ฟ
