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Kyu Togu Gosho: the State Guest House, Akasaka Palace (Former Crown Prince's Palace: State Guest House, Akasaka Palace)

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ID	E101030002
Location	Minato
Category	National designated National Treasure (Buildings)
Date of designation	2009/12/08
Number of the individual cultural property	1 building
Structural form and style	Reinforced brick and stone-built, building area: 5,150 m2, 2-story above and 1-story below, copper roof, a carriage porch and stairs attached Appendix: Front gate and walls, 1building: front gate, steel-built, small doors on both sides, frontage 17 m wide, and walls, steel-built, length 142.5 m : East and west eisha (guardian station), 2 buildings: Reinforced brick stone-built, building area: 148.61 m2, 1-story above and 1-story below, slate roofing : Main gardenfountain, 1 structure: stone-built, equipped with bronze fountain : Main gardenstair, 1 structure: stone-made, length 23.8 m, with balustrade
Location	Meguro Gajoen 1-8-1, Shimo-Meguro, Meguro City
Owner	Government of Japan (Cabinet Office)
Era/Year	1909 in the Meiji era (1868-1912)
Explanatory text	Kyu Togu Gosho (the Former Crown Prince's Palace) was built for a residence of the then crown prince (later Taisho Emperor <1879-1926>) in 1909. The residence was built in a genuine European architectural style with some Japanese decorative themes, making free use of elaborate techniques. It shows one of the highest architectural achievements in terms of designs and techniques by Japanese architects in the Meiji era (1868-1912), when Western-style architectural designs and skills came to be introduced. The Palace signifies the greatest memorial building in the Meiji era, with its particularly profound importance in the history of Japanese culture.
Notes of caution	Not open to the public in general. Open to the public for a limited period.
Access	3 minutes' walk from Yotsuta Station of JR Chuo Line/Sobu Lines, and Tokyo Metro: Marunouchi Line
Image1	National Treasures (Structures): Former Crown Prince's Palace; State Guest House, Akasaka Palace (Main gate and Wall)
Image2	National Treasures (Structures): Former Crown Prince's Palace; State Guest House, Akasaka Palace (the exterior in front)
Image3	National Treasures (Structures): Former Crown Prince's Palace; State Guest House, Akasaka Palace (Main Garden)
Image4	National Treasures (Structures): Former Crown Prince's Palace; State Guest House, Akasaka Palace (Hagoromo no ma room)

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