We also stopped by the walked by Sakuradamon and the nearby walls. There's a runner's meeting point here and the lack of traffic entering the palace grounds guarantees an uninterrupted 5-km loop along the moat and around the palace.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Imperial Palace Tokyo
Back in January I walked around the Imperial Palace or Kōkyo. My favorite weekend runs in the city include a lap around the palace; however, I don't usually drop by for a visit unless I am playing the tour guide. Anyway, I was playing a tour guide of sorts this day and we stopped by Nijūbashi or Seimon Ishibashi. If you are interested in reading more about the two bridges there's a great post on the Japan This blog.
We also stopped by the walked by Sakuradamon and the nearby walls. There's a runner's meeting point here and the lack of traffic entering the palace grounds guarantees an uninterrupted 5-km loop along the moat and around the palace.
We also stopped by the walked by Sakuradamon and the nearby walls. There's a runner's meeting point here and the lack of traffic entering the palace grounds guarantees an uninterrupted 5-km loop along the moat and around the palace.
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