Shinagawa ─ 品川 ─
Shinagawa thrived in the Edo Era as the first post town of the former Tokaido road. These days, after the seaside redevelopment, it is getting attention as an area of new attractions.
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Meiji Gakuin University
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Sengakuji Temple 2 泉岳寺
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Tokyo Health Care University
06 A Takanawa Minato-ku Police Station
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Takanawa Hospital Grand Prince Hotel
New Takanawa Takanawa Tobu Hotel B
Epson Aqua Stadium 1 Seisen University
Hotel Sunroute Gotanda 1 Nihombashi Brunei Iceland
Keikyu Ex Inn Takanawa アクアスタジアム
エプソン品川 Wing Takanawa Shinagawa Prince Hotel 01 KK Toyoko Inn ecute Sansuiso Public Gymnasium Art Village Osaki New Otani inn Tokyo C
Think Park Tower
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo-Osaki
Daiichi Sankyo Company Limited
A town with both history and advances.
Renaissance Kaitokaku
Pair City Takanawa-guchi Serbia Gotenyama Hills
Osaki New City LIFE
Mizuho 原美術館
Hotel Laforet Tokyo
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Sempos Tokyo
Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa The Prince
Tax Office
Koyasan Betsuin Temple
Keikyu Head Office
Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo Tokai University
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Nihombashi area
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Chuo Treatment Center, Sewerage System Bureau
Sakura Tower Tokyo Keikyu EX Inn
Shinagawa-Ekimae
NTT Shinagawa Sony Twins
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The Strings By Intercontinental Tokyo Shinagawa Grand Commons
Important Cultural Property Tokyo Shinagawa-eki
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Shinagawa Intercity
Meat Market
Marine Science and Technology (Faculty of Marine Science)
3-a Funasei 船清
Edo was largely a watery marshland that was filled about 400 years
ago.The Nihombashi area, which prospered as a town of merchants, still serves as a base point of commerce and finance. Mauritania
3 屋形船(品川浦) Tennozubashi
Houseboat(Shinagawa-ura) 幼
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Hara Museum of Contemporary Art (P.64)
Shinagawajinja Shrine 幼
Shinagawa Fire Station
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Megurogawa River Important Cultural Property 2 Head Office of the Bank of Japan D Myokoji Temple
Metrolink JR East
Recommended for when touring the Nihombashi area!
A fare-free cyclic bus that connects th e Yaesu , Kyobashi, and Nihombashi
areas.It is convenient for shopping or sightseeing.
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【Contact】HINOMARU LIMOUSINE CO., Ltd. TEL.03-5689-0912
URL.http://
www.hinomaru.co.jp
Shinagawa Ward Office 品川区役所
To Oimachi : Tourist spot (p59-66) 2 品川区 Shinagawa-ku 幼 SKY HOP BUS
A route bus line with open-air double-decker tour busses. *Please see page 42 for details.
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To Heiwajima 3
Aeon Shinagawa Seaside
【Contact】Sky Bus Tokyo TEL.03-3215-0008（9：30～18：00）
URL.http://
skybus.jp/
Shinagawa Seaside Hotel Sunroute Seaside Forest 幼 Keikyu EX Inn
Shimbamba Station North Exit Ebarajinja Shrine
Shinagawa Library 4 東海道
shinagawabashi Showabashi
Higashi- 「品川宿」 Tokaido“Shinagawa-syuku”
Picture scroll of Kidai Shoran 3 Underground passage in front of Mitsukoshi Station
Shinagawa Police Station 3
4 Jan Joosten monument Tennozu Isle
Toyoko Inn Shinagawa-eki Konan-guchi Tennozu
Tennozu Park
1 Nihombashi JAL Head Office
This bridge, which first served as the starting point of the five routes of the Edo era, was built in 1603.
About 10 min. 2 Head Office of the Bank of Japan
A Western-style building from the Meiji era where the gold guild that produced gold money stood during the Edo era.
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Picture scroll of Kidai Shoran Underground passage in front of Mitsukoshi Station
Cultural Center
The elaborately drawn picture scrolls depicting the Nihombashi area of about 200 years ago can be seen at the underground passage below the main Mitsukoshi store in Nihombashi.
Harton Hotel About 15 min. 4 Higashi Shinagawa
ShinagawaSeaside Plant 品川シーサイド
4 Jan Joosten monument Shinagawa Incineration
A monument dedicated to the Dutch sailor Jan Joosten, who came to Japan in 1600 and gave his name to Yaesu area.
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This area, which was filled with forms of entertainment such as Kabuki and puppet shows was given its name due to its large population of puppeteers.
About 5 min. 8 Amazake Yokocho
A dapperly street lined with old and unchanged shops as well as folksy restaurants.
About 10 min. 9 Suitengu
:Toilet for the Disabled
:Parking Exclusively for the Disabled
This shrine, which is known for its deity of the safe delivery of children, attracts many female worshippers during temple festivals. Scheduled to be temporarily relocated next to the Mei j i z a Thea t er due t o renovations as of March 1, 2013.
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▲Amazake Yokocho is a commercial shopping street filled with a downtown shitamachi atmosphere and lined with establishments such as tofu shops and Shamisen shops.
10 Meijiza
Various kinds of performances are given every day at this grand theater, which was opened 140 years ago.
Walking around the Ningyocho area
Tokyo University of World City Towers
Stone marker at Ikkokubashi for lost children
Hochi Shimbun Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo Seafort Seafort Square
The Galaxy Theatre Kyobashi
JTB
Head Office Shinagawa
Futobashi
Former residence of Hiroshige Utagawa (Ando)
Takaracho H a c c h o b o r i
Walking around the Nihombashi area
Kamejimagawa 7 Ningyocho
In a downtown shitamachi atmosphere, where the jaunty Edoite spirit lingers.
Originally known as the central entertainment district for the common people, the Ningyocho area, which also gathered various types of culture, still retains its old vibrant downtown shitamachi atmosphere.
Nihombashi area Tennozu-ohashi
The 4 Jan Joosten monument
Spot associated with Yumeji’s Minatoya shop
Bank of Japan Currency Museum
Cape Tower Takahamabashi Shibaura Water Reclamation Center Goshikibashi
Former residence of Yahantei / Buson Yosa
Former site of the Kokucho Toki no Kane Bell at the Kanetsuki Tower
Remains of Nagasakiya Hamacho 10 Jikkendana Mitsui Memorial Museum
Head Office of the Bank of Japan
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Picture scroll of Kidai Shoran
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5 Nihombashi Pier Mitsukoshi-mae
Former site of Genyadana
7 Meijiza
Japanese post office （Hisoka Maejima）
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Home of the first Japanese bank
Kayabacho Ningyocho area Home of the first
Former site of Saigo Takamori’ s residence Birthplace of Junichiro Tanizaki
Ningyocho Amazake Yokocho
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9 Suitengu Suitengu-mae
Sumida River
Shoin Yoshida's execution
The site of
Kokucho Toki no Kane
Kodenmacho
Bakuro Yokoyama
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Yagenbori Fudo Temple
To Asakusa (Nitenmon Gate)
Tokyo Mizube Line (to Asakusa : about 40 min.)
Get on a boat at Nihombashi Pier and enjoy historical bridges, unique bridges, and views of the heart of the city while sailing along the Nihombashi
River.From the Sumida River, you can see Tokyo's new hot spot - the Tokyo Skytree.
【Contact】Tokyo Metropolitan Park Association Tokyo Mizube Line TEL.03-5608-8869
URL.http://
www.tokyo-park.or.jp *Please see page 69 for details.
6 Yagenbori Fudo Temple
One of the three great Fudo temples of Edo, said to have been built in 1585 and depicted in "Collection of Pictures of Noted Places in Edo".
downtown shitamachi culture that date back to the Edo era.
Nihombashi was an important part of the lives of the people of Edo at the base of Edo
Castle.By strolling through the area, you will browse through many pages of history, one after another.
Nihombashi - the town filled with history, waterfronts, and
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waterfront
Touring the
Take a tour of the waterfront that was bustling with boats and fish markets during the Edo era.
The Nihombashi River, where there were several locations for unloading cargo from across the country, was an important transportation passage during the Edo era.Here, you can enjoy reminiscing about the old scenery of those times on boat rides.
5 Nihombashi Pier（Sojuro Riverbank）
Enjoy a ride on a small boat that crosses below a historic bridge while bringing back memories of the past. Experience whole new kinds of Tokyo scenery.
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