Run the Imperial Palace loop like a Tokyo runner

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The loop around the Imperial Palace is about 5 km on asphalt with no traffic lights, and runners go counterclockwise with the palace on their left. Early morning is quietest, while lunchtime and after-work hours are crowded, and in cherry blossom season police divert runners to an alternate course for part of the circuit. Give pedestrians priority, skip headphones and run single file on narrow stretches. Toilets and drinking fountains are spaced along the route.

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Run the Imperial Palace loop like a Tokyo runnerHanzomon Station, Chiyoda, Tokyo

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