Imperial Palace’s Inui-dori Street Opens to Public for Autumn Foliage in Central Tokyo
Autumn colors are seen along the Inui-dori street at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on Saturday.
The Yomiuri Shimbun
16:40 JST, November 29, 2025
The Imperial Palace’s Inui-dori street was opened to the public from Saturday. The annual event gives visitors the chance to enjoy autumn foliage in the heart of Tokyo.
Seventy momiji maple trees line the 750-meter-long street from the Sakashita to the Inui gates, and their leaves are currently at their peak for autumn colors.
Meanwhile, a cherry blossom tree variety was nearly in full bloom.
The street will be open to the public though Dec. 7. Admission is accepted from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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