No Need to Visit the Imperial Palace 🏰

#WhereToGoOnWeekends 🎢🍃Hey, girls👋! Fun fact✨: After the Meiji Restoration, Emperor Meiji moved the Imperial Palace, which had a thousand-year history in Kyoto, to this location. Now, you can visit the Imperial Palace and the East Garden for free! However, there's a "little hurdle"🚪 for visiting the palace. You need to book in advance on the official website. 🎢🍃 If you can't get a reservation, you can try your luck by lining up on the spot. 🌟 Each session releases about 140 spots, with two sessions daily at 9:30 AM and 1:00 PM. Act fast, or you'll miss out! 🏃‍♀️💨 Early birds will receive a numbered ticket from the staff📄. 🎢🍃 Don't forget to bring your passport when filling out the information! Once inside, the arrangement is super considerate. There are multilingual briefings in Japanese, English, and Chinese🗣️ 🌟 Visitors are divided into groups by language and follow tour guides. Everything is well-organized, and the staff are so that you'll want to give them a thumbs-up!👍 🎢🍃 But, to be honest😅, I thought we could get up close to the royal buildings, but it turned out to be just a walk around the main roads... If it's a sunny day, you'll end up sweating like crazy! 🌟 For those with tight schedules, you might want to consider skipping this place. Don't ask me how I know😭! Transportation Guide: Take the subway to Tokyo Station or Otemachi Station, search for the "Kirinomon" on your navigation app, and just follow the directions! 🚇📍 #ImperialPalace #TokyoTravel #Japan 🌟