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The State Guest House Akasaka Palace is located in Tokyo, Japan. Originally built in 1909 as the Imperial Palace for the Crown Prince, it serves as a venue for state and official functions. The Neo-Baroque style building covers approximately 15,000 square meters and is a designated National Treasure.
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Designed by architect Tokuma Katayama, the palace showcases Western architectural influences with Japanese elements. It features a grand reception hall, banquet rooms, and lush gardens. The palace's role includes hosting foreign dignitaries and state functions. Public tours are available, but booking in advance is recommended due to limited access.