This article explores the history and residences of the Japanese royal family, including Tokyo's Imperial Palace which serves as home to current emperor Naruhito and his family. It also covers other residences used by members of Japan's royal family throughout the country, such as Akasaka Palace, Katsura Detached Palace, Shugakuin Imperial Villa, Mieji Mura, Aburaya, Katsura Rikyu, Sento Gosho, Kogosho and Katsura Imperial Villa. These properties maintain their historical charm and are popular tourist destinations in Japan today. The Imperial Household Agency is responsible for managing all matters related to the royal family and their residences in Japan.