TOKYO, Apr 11 (News On Japan) –
The State Guest House in Moto-Akasaka, Tokyo, a venue for quite a few diplomatic occasions, is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary on April 11. In commemoration, areas beforehand closed to the general public, such because the “West Room,” will probably be specifically opened.
The Akasaka Palace, also referred to as the State Guest House, was in-built 1909 because the Togu Palace (Crown Prince’s Palace) and is the one palace in Japan constructed within the Neo-Baroque type. It has been used because the State Guest House since 1974 and is designated as a nationwide treasure.
To mark its fiftieth anniversary beginning April 11, the palace will quickly open areas not beforehand accessible to most of the people, together with the “West Room.”
The “West Room” was initially used to retailer the Crown Prince’s library and can show folks crafts and artisanal works donated from varied prefectures.
Source: TBS