[DOC] [TLE] Tokyo Imperial Palace - Wikipedia [PAR] The Tokyo Imperial Palace is the primary residence of the Emperor of Japan. It is 
a large ... The buildings of the Imperial Palace constructed in the Meiji era were 
constructed of wood. ... These structures exhibited only token Japanese elements
. ... In August 1945, in the closing days of World War II, Emperor Hirohito met with
... [DOC] [TLE] Kyoto Imperial Palace - Wikipedia [PAR] The Kyoto Imperial Palace (, Kyoto-gosho) is the former ruling palace of 
the Emperor of Japan. The Emperors have since resided at the Tokyo Imperial 
Palace after the Meiji ... 2.6.1 Takamikura; 2.6.2 Michodai ... When the capital was 
moved to Tokyo, the residences of the court nobles were demolished and most of
... [DOC] [TLE] Tokyo Imperial Palace - Japan Guide [PAR] Sep 9, 2016 ... About the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. ... capital and Imperial Residence were 
moved from Kyoto to Tokyo. ... The palace was once destroyed during World War 
Two, and rebuilt in ... Only on January 2 (New Year's Greeting) and December 23 
... Adjacent to Tokyo Station, this is one of the city's most convenient... [DOC] [TLE] 11 Aug 2014 Day 9: Tokyo Tower, Imperial palace & Tokyo station. [PAR] The Imperial Palace, home to Tokyo's Imperial family, is located on the site of the 
... and Emperor Meiji moved from Kyoto, changing the country's imperial 
residence and capital. ... was constructed in 1888 and rebuilt after being 
destroyed during world war two. ... Tokyo Station is only a short walk from the 
Imperial Palace. [DOC] [TLE] Walking Around the Imperial Palace - Web Japan [PAR] The Imperial Family greets the public on the Emperor's birthday. ... tour, there are 
a few facts about the Imperial Palace that are well worth knowing. ... When the 
Emperor moved from Kyoto to Edo and took occupancy of Edo Castle, the castle 
... The original Kyuden burned down during World War II, but it was rebuilt in 
1968. [DOC] [TLE] Imperial Palace(Kokyo Gaien National Garden), Tokyo, Japan, 1480 ... [PAR] Imperial Palace(Kokyo Gaien National Garden) reviews and photos plus tickets 
and ... the seat of power from Kyoto to Edo and changed the name of the city to 
Tokyo. ... The palace itself is only open two days a year - January 1st and the 
Emperor's ... Following the Meiji Restoration in 1868, Emperor Meiji moved here 
from... [DOC] [TLE] The Top 15 Japanese Castles | Compathy Magazine [PAR] Jul 21, 2016 ... Of the 5,000 castles built throughout Japan's history, only 147 remain. ... It was 
Japan's first official capital city and therefore home to the seat of power  the 
Imperial Palace. ... Palace was first built during the Edo period when Emperor 
Meiji ... Destroyed during World War II, the structure was rebuilt in 1959... [DOC] [TLE] From Edo Castle to Meiji Palace -  [PAR] Oct 31, 2015 ... The Imperial Palace Constructed by the Empire of Japan ... Tokyo Prefecture (
Tokyo-Fu) and Tokyo City (Tokyo-Shi)an ... (Tokyo Castle) upon the Meiji 
Emperor's first visit to Tokyo in .... had only been rebuilt recently in 1864, and was 
a highly ... Empress Shken arrived in Tokyo on October 2,1869. [DOC] [TLE] GINZA, IMPERIAL PALACE AND CENTRAL TOKYO | Facts and ... [PAR] Emperor and Empress Imperial Palace (near Tokyo Station) is where the 
Emperor ... built to replace the Meiji Palace, which burned down during a World 
War II air raid. ... moved from Kyoto to Tokyo, Edo castle became the home of the 
Emperor and ... The only surviving original structures are moats, walls made with 
huge... [DOC] [TLE] Tokyo History | JapanVisitor Japan Travel Guide [PAR] Home; Tokyo Travel Guide; Tokyo History ... Tokyo has been the capital of Japan 
since only 1868. ... Present day Edo Castle, now the Imperial Palace in Tokyo .... 
The Emperor Meiji 1852-1912 moved from Kyoto to take up residence in his new 
... It was built as a three-storied structure, but rebuilt after World War II bombing

Question: The rebuilt Imperial Palace in this city was home to only 2 emperors; Meiji moved the Imperial Palace to Tokyo
Answer: Kyoto