The organs consisting of two leaves -right and left- in Tokyo Bay. It is the largest in that plays diverse fun […] ...

A bridge over the Tama river where a red and sharp arch line is impressive. Originally there were blood vessel […] ...

In the Edo era, it was usual to proceed with landfill surrounding religious facilities for urbanization. Fukag […] ...

Sumidagawa where numerous bridges were built in the Imperial reconstruction plan of the Kanto Great Earthquake […] ...

武蔵野台地を東西に切り裂く鉄道。通常＜循環器系＞は、＜骨格＞や＜臓器＞の間をすり抜けるように、くねくね曲がるのが普通だが、この東京の＜大動脈＞は、立川・東中野間の27.4kmを定規で引いたかのように、ひたすらまっすぐ進む […] ...

After the collapse of the Meiji Emperor, they determined to settle the shrine in Tokyo and to set up the inner […] ...

“Rainbow Bridge, can not be sealed!”, Including the “Odoru Daisousasen” where the Qing […] ...

Around the area, the wild plant’s wilderness. I can not imagine it at the moment, but it is the figure o […] ...

After the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, most of the reconstruction budget was spent on the road project. The […] ...

It is Japan’s largest new town built in the Tama hills. In planning, we aimed to create a green pedestri […] ...