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In the heart of modern Beijing lies the Forbidden City, a legendary imperial palace that remained inaccessible to common mortals for 500 years, where time seems to have stopped in the 15th century.
A state banquet was held at the Imperial Palace in Japan on the evening of the 27th to welcome Philippine President Marcos and his wife, who are visiting as state guests, with Prince Hisahito attending for the first time.
Emperor Naruhito participated in the traditional annual rice planting ceremony at the Imperial Palace paddy field on May 13.
The street is open to the public twice a year, to coincide with the spring cherry blossom season and the autumn foliage season.
A public audience was held at the Imperial Palace on February 23rd to celebrate Emperor Naruhito's 66th birthday.
The crypt within the Loreto Chapel of the Augustinian Church in Vienna's Imperial Palace houses 54 urns containing the hearts of Habsburg family members.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his wife were formally welcomed at the Imperial Palace in Japan. Their visit is expected to focus on discussions concerning security, energy, trade, and regional peace.
A nature observation event was held at the Fukiage Gyoen in the Imperial Palace, where the Emperor's family resides, on May 4th, Greenery Day.
Ahead of the cherry blossoms reaching their peak, the public opening of the Imperial Palace's 'Inui Street' began on the 21st.
A previously unreported incident involving a naked man at Japan's Imperial Palace during a New Year's celebration has raised serious questions about the effectiveness of royal security, described as an 'enormous failure'.
The Forbidden City, China's largest imperial palace complex, served as a hidden empire within a city for 500 years, showcasing its historical significance and architectural grandeur.
The new expansion for the game "Where Winds Meet – Imperial Palace" is set to be released on May 28, unlocking a previously inaccessible central zone of the imperial palace in Kaifeng with a new story campaign and area.
On May 9, the Emperor of Japan sowed rice seeds at the Imperial Palace, continuing a traditional practice.
Discussions are in progress to restart the sales of the highly popular 'Imperial Palace wallets' in Japan, which have been temporarily unavailable.