Tōgū

Tōgū, or "the Emperor's Rear Gardens," refers to the part of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo where the Japanese Emperor has traditionally resided. While the main palace complex is known to the public, Tōgū is more private and includes beautiful gardens and traditional architecture. It represents the historical and cultural significance of the Emperor's role in Japan, embodying a blend of natural beauty and imperial heritage. Access to Tōgū is limited, emphasizing its importance as a serene retreat reflecting both tranquility and the imperial legacy of Japan.