Bit of a political buff? Educate yourself on the inner workings of Japanese democracy with a tour of the National Diet Building, the centre of political activity in Japan. There are two 60-minute tours: one for the House of Representatives, which requires email reservations, and another for the House of Councillors. We recommend the former as the prior reservation guarantees a time slot as well as an English-speaking guide. The tour runs once in the afternoon on weekdays and you’re able to peek into the House of Representatives chamber and the Emperor’s Room, a lavish space which is reserved for the monarch’s visits. The Roman-style architecture and sumptuous interiors are enough to win any design lover’s vote. Don’t forget your passport – you’ll need it for entry.
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- Address
- 1-7-1 Nagatacho
- Chiyoda
- 100-0014
- Transport:
- Nagatacho Station (Hanzomon, Namboku, Yurakucho lines)
- Price:
- Free
- Opening hours:
- Mon 2pm, Tu-Fri 3pm, closed Sat, Sun, hols & during diet sessions
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