The Weekly Photo: Japan’s Imperial Palace

Japan's imperial Palace
The Imperial Palace, Tokyo, Japan

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8 Responses to “The Weekly Photo: Japan’s Imperial Palace”
  1. Jen Laceda says:

    I truly, truly miss Japan! My summers there as a child were the most memorable!

  2. David says:

    Maybe everyone has heard this anecdote before, but it’s still shocking. During the height of the bubble in the 80’s the grounds of the Imperial Palace had an estimated value greater than all the real estate in California.

  3. I’ve yet to visit Japan, but this pic is a good reminder to keep it on the bucket list.

  4. AdventureRob says:

    Cool photo, when did you go to Japan Matt?

  5. Looks Majestic – so well captured Matt!

  6. Kevin says:

    I’ve always wanted to visit Japan.

  7. Been there! And as nice is it was there, I liked the park all around it and the open field in the opposite direction, and the ultra-modern buildings across the street were almost as cool to look at as the palace.

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