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

A thick “blood vessel” extending from the Tokyo station, Tokyo’s “heart”, to the Imperial Palace, old “b […] ...

A town where the two elevated railroads of north-south and east-west intersect. Originally the North-South Rai […] ...

Kimiko Sugiura is a photographer who takes images of walls and pillars, capturing a flattened image of the cit […] ...

荒川放水路は、市街地の外側につくられたが、それでも長さ22km、幅500mに及ぶ水路をつくるのに、既存の集落やインフラを避けて通ることはできなかった。国土交通省のデータによると、放水路建設に伴い、22の社寺と約1300世 […] ...

首都高のジャンクションのかたちは、バラエティーに富んでいる。特に都心部では、狭いスペースで何本もの＜血管＞を分岐、合流させるため、個別の土地形状に適った設計になることが多い。首都高で初めてつくられたオリジナルなジャンクシ […] ...

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

From Edo Castle, built by Dohkan Ota in the Muromachi period and developed by the Tokugawa Shogunate in the Ed […] ...

A pair of “artificial lungs” -the tidal flat was artificially restored and the natural environment […] ...

This Asia’s first subway was opened in Asakusa/Ueno section in 1927. It’s only a 5 minute ride now. From […] ...