Tokyo's most beautiful secret place! Imperial Palace East Garden: a green time tunnel through the Edo period】**

**【 Walking into the East Gardens of the Tokyo Imperial Palace, it feels like traveling back to the Edo period. This green garden on the east side of the Imperial Palace was once part of the "Edo Castle", the residence of the Tokugawa Shogun, and is now a historical park for citizens to relax. The park retains the remains of spectacular stone walls and moats, and cherry blossoms and maple trees line the streets, making it beautiful in all seasons. In spring, cherry blossoms blow in the snow, and in autumn, maple leaves dye the castle red. Walking through it, you can feel the strong historical atmosphere and enjoy the rare tranquility of the city. Climbing up to the observation deck, you can also overlook the main hall of the Imperial Palace and the skyline of modern Tokyo. The scenery of the old and the new is amazing. The East Garden, which is open to the public for free, is a hidden treasure of Tokyo that travelers cannot miss!