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This is one of Tokyo's oldest and most respected hotels, with a prime location near subway stations, Ginza, Hibiya Park, and Imperial Palace First opened in 10 at the request of the imperial family to house foreign visitors, it was rebuilt in 1922 by Frank Lloyd Wright and survived the horrific 1923 earthquake, only to succumb in 1970 to developers in a complete makeoverFrom the outstanding Imperial Palace to the contemporary Ginza district, you will be fascinated by the contrasts Tokyo, the capital since the late 1800's, is a vibrant, fast moving and sprawling city However, it is made up of many neighbourhoods, each one with its own characterThe Frank Lloyd Wright Imperial Hotel in Tokyo July 6, 15 Frank Lloyd Wright designed over a thousand different structures during his lifespan, the majority of which were houses He was a domestic architect and believed he could have greater impact if he designed structures where people were going to live Tokyo Imperial Palace Photographin