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The Kyoto Imperial Palace opened to the public for its annual spring showing. The palace was the official residence of emperors The Kyoto Imperial Palace opened to the public for its annual spring showing. The palace was the official residence of emperors for more than 500 years until the late 19th century.
People were invited to enter through one of the main gates. Once inside the palace, visitors can see a display of dolls in the living quarters of former emperors.
(Visitor)
"I'm deeply moved that I was able to step into this palace. It's such a historically significant place."
The building is open to the public through Sunday.for more than 500 years until the late 19th century.
People were invited to enter through one of the main gates. Once inside the palace, visitors can see a display of dolls in the living quarters of former emperors.
(Visitor)
"I'm deeply moved that I was able to step into this palace. It's such a historically significant place."
The building is open to the public through Sunday..
◆Cabinet 内閣
◆minister 閣僚
◆a set of 一連の
◆op to 最高で、最長で
◆sponsor 支援する
◆intership 実務研修
◆grant 許可などを与える