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Many international and social events are often held in this area, which is well known for its Kokkaigijido (National Diet Building), Kenseikinenkan (Parliamentary Museum), and Hiejinja (Hie Shrine). Unlike typical business districts, Nagadacho exudes a sense of gravitas and prestige. Here, you can not only learn about Japan’s politics and history but also enjoy serene and solemn moments in this quiet and calm atmosphere.

This area boasts excellent accessibility via the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line, Yurakucho Line, and Namboku Line. Furthermore, Akasaka-mitsuke Station, served by Marunouchi Line and Ginza Line, allows easy travel to other parts of Tokyo. Within walking distance, you can reach Akasaka-mitsuke Station. Moreover, the Kokyo (Imperial Palace) outer roads and the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Marathon Course offer excellent spots for running and cycling. Despite being located in the center of the city, Nagatacho allows visitors to reconnect with nature and enjoy healthy relaxation.

　

Must-see attractions

Nagadacho is home to numerous sites of historical significance and cultural interest. Here are some of the most noteworthy attractions to explore.

1. National Diet Building (House of Councillors)
   As the center of Japanese politics, the National Diet Building captivates visitors with its majestic architecture and rich historical atmosphere. Free guided tours allow guests to explore key areas such as the main chamber, central hall, and resting rooms, offering an immersive experience of Japan’s political landscape. English-guided tours are also available, making this a popular destination for domestic and international tourists.

   House of Councillors official Site: https://www.sangiin.go.jp/eng/index.htm

2. Parliamentary Museum (House of Representatives)
   The Parliamentary Museum offers visitors an in-depth look into the history of constitutional government and the workings of Japan’s parliament. Its extensive exhibits provide a clear and engaging overview of the transformations in modern Japanese politics. This museum is very popular among a wide range of visitors, from students to history enthusiasts. With free admission, visitors are welcome to explore at their leisure. 

3. Hie Jinja (Hie Shrine)
   Hie Shrine is renowned for its blessings, including warding off evil and bringing prosperity to business. Its striking vermillion architecture stands out, attracting visitors to its serene grounds. The peaceful environment allows visitors to appreciate the beauty of Japan’s changing seasons while offering a tranquil space for relaxation and rejuvenation.

　　　

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