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Tokyo Imperial Palace
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The whole city revolves around a place that is at once forbidden and indifferent, a residence masked by greenery, defended by moats, and inhabited by an Emperor who is never seen. First a feudal castle, Edo Castle became a palace in the 19C. It was destroyed during the war then reconstructed in 1968. You reach the palace via the exterior gardens with manicured lawns. A visit is interesting but frustrating as so few areas are open to the public.

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    Palace Hotel Tokyo
    MICHELIN Guide Suberb 9.4
    464 m - Chiyoda-ku Marunouchi 1-1-1, Tokyo
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    The Tokyo Station Hotel
    MICHELIN Guide Suberb 9.3
    678 m - Chiyoda-ku Marunouchi 1-9-1, Tokyo
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    The Peninsula Tokyo
    MICHELIN Guide Suberb 9.2
    730 m - Chiyoda-ku Yurakucho 1-8-1, Tokyo

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