I am an onobori-san, bumpkin in the metropolis. I've lived in the suburbs of Tokyo for six years but I'm still a stranger in Tokyo. So today I joined one day bus trip and enjoyed sightseeing in Tokyo.
I visited the Imperial Palace, the former Edo Castle. I went into the palace from Kikyo-mon Gate. I walked 2.2 kilometers, watching its beautiful buildings and gardens.
You can't enter any buildings. You have to apply by letter for visiting the Imperial Palace.
I had lunch at a restaurant in Imperial Hotel, Tokyo--French bread, soup, main dish, salad and tea or coffee.
After lunch I visited Rikugien Gardens. I enjoyed maccha, powdered green tea, watching wonderful autumn leaves.
I was very sorry something was wrong with my digital camera and I could not take any pictures of today's bus trip.
I visited the Imperial Palace, the former Edo Castle. I went into the palace from Kikyo-mon Gate. I walked 2.2 kilometers, watching its beautiful buildings and gardens.
You can't enter any buildings. You have to apply by letter for visiting the Imperial Palace.
I had lunch at a restaurant in Imperial Hotel, Tokyo--French bread, soup, main dish, salad and tea or coffee.
After lunch I visited Rikugien Gardens. I enjoyed maccha, powdered green tea, watching wonderful autumn leaves.
I was very sorry something was wrong with my digital camera and I could not take any pictures of today's bus trip.