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Seimon Ishibashi bridge

The Seimon Ishibashi bridge is one of the most recognizable bridges of Japan, as it leads to Edo Castle. The bridge is also called the Seimon Stone Bridge or the Eyeglass bridge due to its distinct looks. And behind the bridge you will a metal bridge called Nijūbashi leading to the Imperial Palace.

Although the bridge itself is not open to the public you can still make some characteristic pictures over the stunning double bridge as it passes over the canals, leading into the fortified walls with the Imperial Palace in the background.

If you go sightseeing in Tokyo then you surely want to see this bridge. As you pass the bridge you can also head into the Imperial Palace East Gardens for a relaxing stroll and to find out what remains of the edo castle.

Location: The south east of Edo castle, Tokyo.

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Tokyo

Perfect destination for: Enjoying Japanese culture through sightseeing, museums and activities, trendy fashion shopping, treating yourself on culinary experiences, relaxing in hot springs.

Location: Japan lies in the most eastern part of asia, where the sun rises.

Nearby: During your stay in Tokyo you could also visit Hakone and Mount Fuji.

How to get around: Tokyo has a fantastic public transportation system, so you can just take the metro everywhere.

Where to stay: We have made a list of the best hotels in Tokyo.

Currency: The Japanese Yen

Famous for: Japanese gardens, bathing in hot springs, samurai, godzilla, kabuki theater and sumo wrestling, nintendo, anime, karaoke, arcades, robots, sushi, the most michelin star restaurants, Tokyo Disneyland.