Ieyasu Travel Guide Detailed

Explore the eastern side of Nagoya Castle, where Edo-period architecture, blooming gardens, and historical ruins create a perfect blend of culture and nature.

Stroll through Edo Castle’s Inui Street, open only in spring and autumn. Discover stone walls, moats, and historic beauty at the Imperial Palace.

Discover Japan’s history at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. Join a free tour of Edo Castle remains, gardens, and iconic sites like Nijubashi Bridge.

Explore the Otemon area of Edo Castle, the main entrance of the Tokugawa stronghold. Discover historic gates, samurai guardhouses, and cultural treasures in modern Tokyo.

Visit Fujimi Yagura — Edo Castle's last surviving turret — and the Matsuno-Ōrōka corridor where the 47 Ronin story began in 1701. On-site photos and 360° panoramic views included.

Explore the historic Honmaru area of Edo Castle, featuring the only surviving Fujimi Tamon, the grand Tenshudai remains, and more. Walk in the footsteps of Tokugawa shoguns and uncover Edo-period history. Includes access details!

Explore Edo Castle's Ninomaru area: Kobori Enshu's garden, the Ladies' Gate, and Shiomizaka slope. On-site photos and 360° panoramic views — free entry, Tokyo.

Explore Edo Castle’s outer perimeter, home to historic sites like Hirakawa Tenmangu Shrine, Hanzomon Gate, Chidorigafuchi, Sakuradamon Gate, and Onjuku Inari Shrine, all echoing Tokugawa Ieyasu’s legacy.

Complete visitor's guide to Edo Castle ruins in Tokyo. Explore all 5 areas of the Imperial Palace East Gardens — free admission, open most days. Built by Tokugawa Ieyasu.