Built in 1923, this waterfront shine is the unofficial shrine for the local Tsukiji fish market and traders. Stepping inside the shrine, visitors can find various hanging hand-crafted memorials.
Hopefully a visit under architecture pretenses, the Supreme Court is housed in an imposing brutalist building heavily featuring Japanese white granite.
In the heart of Chiyoda, these national gardens beautifully contrast their cityscape backdrop. The park is a popular place for relaxed wandering, offering both visitors and locals a chance to take a moment.
Built as a school for girls, this unusual temple-like building is now a famous public building used for marriages, lectures, and concerts. Its architecture has gained protectionist status from local governments.
