“Imperial palace” in Japanese
Short answer
Imperial palace in Japanese is “内裏” (dairi). Full meaning: imperial palace.
Other ways to say “Imperial palace” in Japanese
禁裏
kinri Imperial Palace, Imperial Court
皇居
koukyo Imperial Palace (of Japan), imperial residence
御所
gose imperial palace (esp. Kyoto Imperial Palace), imperial residence, residence of a shogun, minister, etc.; emperor, ex-emperor, empress, imperial prince, shogun, minister
宮城
kyuujou Imperial Palace (esp. from 1888 to 1946); Miyagi (prefecture)
京城
keijou imperial palace; capital, metropolis; Keijō (name given to Seoul during the Japanese occupation)
大宮
oomiya imperial palace, shrine; Grand Empress Dowager, Empress Dowager; woman of imperial lineage who has borne a child
禁闕
kinketsu palace gate, imperial palace
皇城
koujou imperial palace
宮闕
kyuuketsu Imperial palace
内裏様
dairisama imperial palace, person living in the imperial palace (esp. the emperor); festival dolls representing the emperor and the empress
ごしょ
gosho imperial palace (esp. Kyoto Imperial Palace), imperial residence, residence of a shogun, minister, etc.; emperor, ex-emperor, empress, imperial prince, shogun, minister
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