Nijubashi, A serene gateway to imperial splendor

Japan 100-0001 Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku, Chiyoda 1
A tourist spot outside the Imperial Palace for photo-taking
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Bridges
Other attractions

Introduction

Niju Bridge is an iron bridge spanning the Niju Bridge Moat in the Chiyoda district of Tokyo, Japan. Its original name was Shoumon Bridge. The area is the location of the Imperial Palace Police and the Imperial Guard Parade Ground. As the general public cannot pass through, access to this area is only allowed through applications to visit the Imperial Palace or during open visits to the Imperial Palace.
Address
Japan 100-0001 Tokyo, Chiyoda-ku, Chiyoda 1
Opening hours
24/7 open
Transportation
Hibiya station on Toei Mita Line, 14 minutes on foot.
Phone +81 3-3213-0095

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