Imperial Palace・ Tokyo Sta.・ Hibiya Seimon Ishibashi Bridge
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An elegant stone bridge visible from the main entrance of the Imperial Palace. During the Edo era it was called Nishinomaru-otemon Bridge or Nishinomaru-gejobashi Bridge, and it was prohibited to enter on horseback. It is often falsely considered as a part of a bridge "pair" with the bridge right next to it, due to the name of the latter - Nijubashi (meaning "double-layer bridge"). The bridge was built in the span of three years from 1624 to 1627. The current structure was built in 1889.
INFORMATION
- addressBetween the Imperial Palace and Kokyo-gaien National Garden, Chiyoda-ku
- access2 minutes' walk from Exit 3 of Sakuradamon Station
3 minutes' walk from Exit B6 of Hibiya Station
3 minutes' walk from Exit 2 of Nijubashimae Station
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