Tokyo 1 day tour, the imperial palace east garden, Hamarikyu Japanese garden, casual tea ceremony, Tsukiji market, Namiyoke shrine, Sushi lunch, Tsukiji Honganji temple, Ueno park, Kaneiji temple,Shinobazu pond swan boat!

Tokyo 1 day tour, the imperial palace east garden, Hamarikyu Japanese garden, casual tea ceremony, Tsukiji market, Namiyoke shrine, Sushi lunch, Tsukiji Honganji temple, Ueno park, Kaneiji temple,Shinobazu pond swan boat!

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Our itinerary is below!

Imperial Palace East Garden

The imperial place itself was an ex-Edo castle.

It’s took over 1868 by the new government and placed as a imperial palace.

The imperial palace east garden is a beautiful spots with Japanese garden, stone walls, traditional buildings and moats.

It’s free, but close on Monday and Friday.

Hamarikyu Japanese Garden

The garden of the Tokugawa family in the Edo period.( 1603-1868)

Bordering the sea, unlike other Japanese gardens, it is a seawater garden.

There are many attractions such as the 300 year old pine tree, Nakanoshima teahouse, and Fujimigaoka.

A place where samurai enjoyed duck hunting in the Edo period still remains.

Casual tea ceremony

At Nakanoshima Teahouse, you can enjoy Japanese sweets and green powdered tea.

We enjoyed it!

Tsukiji Outer Market

This is the kitchen of Tokyo.

The auction area and fish stores inside have been relocated to the new Toyosu Market.

But the Tsukiji Outer Market, where we usually eat and shop, remains intact, and a new shopping area has been built to maintain its charm.

We tried street foods!

Namiyoke Shrine

Tsukiji used to be a beach, and when the Tsukiji Honganji Temple was relocated here 17th century after a fire at its former location, reclamation work was undertaken.

The construction work was difficult due to high waves, and many people were killed.

One day, a shining deity was found drifting on the waves, and when it was enshrined here, the waves subsided and the construction work proceeded without incident.

This is why the shrine was named Namiyoke ( calm down the waves) Shrine.

The shrine has two huge lion heads, and during the festival in June, these two lion heads are paraded around on a portable shrine.

Sushi lunch

We enjoyed fresh Sushi lunch.

It’s yummy!

Tsukiji Honganji Temple

This Buddha temple dates back to the 12th century, but this temple was founded in 1617.

Originally located a little further north, it was burned down and moved to this location.

This is a reclaimed land, and the name Tsukiji literally means “Built land.”

The current temple building was constructed in 1934.

The golden structure inside represents the paradise of Amida Nyorai Buddha.

Ueno Park

The most popular cherry blossom viewing spot during the cherry blossom season.

Opened in 1873.

An oasis for Tokyoites with various temples and shrines, museums, art galleries, zoo, cafes and restaurants.

Kaneiji temple

Kaneiji temple is a temple of the Tendai sect, founded in 1625.

It is the family temple of the Tokugawa family, which ruled the Edo period.

There is a popular pain tree which drawing in the medieval age by famous Japanese painter.

Shinobazu Pond

A pond in Ueno Park.

Boating is available.

We enjoyed boating enjoying cherry blossom viewing!!

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