Kyoto Imperial Palace

Recreate one of Japan's most historically significant landmarks with the Fujimi Model Building 22 - Kyoto Imperial Palace (Ken-22). This detailed architectural model faithfully represents the Kyoto Imperial Palace, the residence of Japan's emperors from the Kamakura period until the beginning of the Meiji era. The current palace, rebuilt in 1855 during the late Edo period, incorporates elements of classical Heian-period architecture, making it an enduring symbol of Japan's imperial heritage.

Originally released in the 1970s and brought back for a new generation of builders, this kit captures the elegant rooflines and traditional architectural style of the historic palace. It is an excellent addition to any collection of Japanese landmarks, architectural models, or cultural dioramas.

Features:

• Plastic model kit of the Kyoto Imperial Palace
• Faithfully recreates the historic palace in Kyoto, Japan
• Based on the palace rebuilt in 1855 during the late Edo period
• Captures traditional Japanese architectural details and rooflines
• Originally released in the 1970s and reissued for modern builders
• Ideal for architectural model collections and Japanese cultural displays
• Requires paint, cement, and basic modeling tools (sold separately)

Includes:

• Kyoto Imperial Palace plastic model kit
• Illustrated assembly instructions