A special exhibition at the Kyoto Imperial Palace began Wednesday, showcasing furniture and dolls that illustrate royal court culture, with visitors allowed to walk a route through the grounds open only during the five-day event.Visitors can enter the Gishu-mon gate used in the past by aristocrats and walk near the Shishinden hall, the area used for the most important ceremonies in the Kyoto palace.The former residence of emperors in the country's ancient capital was rebuilt in 1855 before Emperor Meiji moved to Tokyo in 1869.Among the displays is the Takamikura canopied throne which will b…READ FULL ARTICLE