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- Hibiya Park is a large park south of the Imperial Palace.
- Imperial Palace (Kokyo) is the residence of the Emperor of Japan. Originally located in Kyoto, the palace was moved to Tokyo in 1868. The original building was destroyed during World War II and the current building was rebuilt in the same style as its predecessor in 1968. Most of the building is closed to the public but the East Gardens are usually accessible for tourists. The inner palace is open to the public bi-annually, on the Emperor’s birthday and on January 2nd to celebrate the New Year.
- Kitanomaru Park
- Nippon Budokan was originally built for the Judo events of the 1964 Summer Olympics. It currently serves as an arena for musical events and large martial arts competitions or exhibitions. The national championships for various martial arts are held here annually.
- National Diet Building was completed in 1936 and is the home of the Diet of Japan (which consists of the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors).
- Tokyo International Forum contains several halls and exhibition spaces.
- Tokyo Station is the arrival and departure point for most of Japan’s bullet trains (shinkansen) and is also connected to the Tokyo subway and local commuter lines.
- Tokyo Takarazuka Theater was originally built in 1934. The current building was rebuilt in 2001 and contains 2,000 seats.
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