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Imperial Palace Running Course
Sight in TokyoThis pathway runs along the parameters of the Imperial Palace. The grounds offer joggers a safe and visually-stimulation 5.3-kilometer route. Paved distance mar
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Two-tiered Bridge (Nijubashi Bridge)
Sight in TokyoNijubashi Bridge (literally "double bridge") is one of the most famous spots of the Imperial Palace.
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Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department Headquarters
Sight in TokyoThe Metropolitan Police, with a staff of more than 40,000 police officers and over 2,500 civilian personnel, manages 101 stations in the prefecture. It is the l
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Palace Cycling
Sight in TokyoPalace Cycling rents bicycles and tandem bicycles every Sunday for visitors to enjoy the 3-kilometer long cycling course around the Emperor's Palace.
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Imperial Palace
Sight in TokyoThe Imperial Palace, located on the former site of Edo castle, is the current residence of the Imperial family.
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