Kanto Miura Anjin’s Legacy in Tokyo: Historical Spots to Explore
Just steps from Tokyo Station, find the real site of SHŌGUN’s Anjin. Explore William Adams’ Edo-era residence on Anjin Street in modern Nihonbashi.
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Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed Edo Castle Ruins Today: What Still Stands and 7 Sites to See in 90 Minutes
Follow a mapped route from Otemon Gate to Fujimi Yagura, the main tower’s stone base and Ninomaru Garden. Seven stops in about 90 minutes; museum time is extra.
Ieyasu Travel Journal Joining the Public Opening of Inui Street at the Imperial Palace — A Special Morning Woven with History and Nature
One early spring day, when the first signs of the season’s change began to appear, I took part in the special public ope...
Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed Imperial Palace Inui Street: Visiting the Usually Off-Limits Inner Road
Inui Street runs through the inner grounds of Tokyo Imperial Palace — normally closed to the public, but open each spring and autumn. This guide explains how to enter, what to expect, and what you'll see along the route.
Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed Tokyo Imperial Palace Tour: How to Book, Same-Day Tickets and 6 Main Stops
Free 75-minute Imperial Palace tour: book online from the 1st of the month before, or get same-day tickets at Kikyo-mon Gate from 9:00 or 12:30. Bring ID.
Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed Otemon Gate: Edo Castle’s Main Entrance and Its Guardhouses
Edo Castle's main gate, designed by Todo Takatora in the Keicho era. Koraimon, Watariyagura, guardhouses, plus a museum reopening autumn 2026. Free entry.
Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed Fujimi-yagura Turret and the 47 Ronin Incident Site: Edo Castle Area Guide
Edo Castle's only surviving three-story turret, plus the Matsu-no-Oroka site where the 47 Ronin story began. Five spots with history, photos and access.
Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed Edo Castle’s Honmaru: The Tenshudai Keep Base, Fujimi-tamon and the Ooku Site
Climb the 11-metre stone base where Japan's tallest castle keep stood until 1657. Honmaru Site, Fujimi-tamon and 7 spots in all, with 360-degree photos.
Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed Edo Castle’s Ninomaru: Garden, Teahouse, Hirakawa Gate and Shiomizaka Slope
The quieter side of the East Gardens: Ninomaru Garden, Suwa-no-Chaya teahouse, Hirakawa Gate and Shiomizaka Slope. Five spots with history and access.
Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed Edo Castle’s Outer Grounds: Sakuradamon, Tayasu-mon, Shimizu-mon and Chidorigafuchi
Nine sites you can visit without entering the East Gardens: Sakuradamon Incident site, three Important Cultural Property gates and Chidorigafuchi.
