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Reinan-zaka Kindergarten 9 4 Legend 10 Toranomon Iki-iki Plaza 10 City Disaster Prevention Council 5 1 Uchisaiwaicho Station 7 6 Toranomon Senior Citizens' Home Care Services Center 11 Atago First District Disaster 6 14 6 1 2 1 18 22 6 8 City boundary Tsunami evacuation building 3 23 21 12 13 Prevention Council 20 20 3 7 1 2 14 Atago Third District Disaster Cho boundary AED station Edomi-zaka 22 22 1 Nishi-shimbashi 1-chome 2 19 13 18 2 Prevention Council 5 10 3 Toranomon Hills Station 19 Disaster announcement system 4 23 15 8 10 5 14 2 18 17 Chome boundary 5 (Scheduled to be in service in 2020) 3 1 Atago Fourth District Disaster 9 Toranomon Toranomon Hills 14 Shimbashi 1-chome City hall (Regional city ofce) Roppongi-itchome Station 17 10 7 1 Nishi-shimbashi 2-chome4 16 4 16 Prevention Council Railroad 5 4 8 6 3-chome 15 2 5 9 Police station 21 2 4 12 3 Dobashi 10 Subway 12 Police box 1 2 16 5 11 8 Shintora-dori Avenue Roppongi 1-chome 6 4 17 13 9 6 Shimbashi 2-chome 6 Metropolitan expressway 7 11 4 Fire station/branch ofce Toranomon 3-chome 18 12 14 6 7 Okumi- Toranomon 4-chome 3 10 9 8 12 Children's Park Atagoshita-dori Ave. 13 11 Shimbashi Station 13 Post ofce zaka Nano Park 1 National highway15 okyo Metro31 Hibiya Line 9 32 20 14 11 35 T Eikan-in Temple 26 1 2 Karasumori Jinja Shrine 1 3 3 33 20 Nihonbashi To Other government ofces 7 11 Atago 10 Shimbashi 3-chome Police Box 10 Prefectural road 5 (Loop Line21 No. 2 8 9 1 34 15 Hibiya Exit Ginza Exit 9 5 2 School Nuclear Regulation Authority Kosho-in Temple1-chome 22 Chuo City 2 35 5 Shimbashi Ekimae Police Box 18 8 9 Regional city ofce district boundary The Secretariat of the Nuclear 2 12 Atago Jinja Shrine 6 11 10 23 3 19 18 20 3 Hospital 8 Regulation Authority 42 3 36 4 10 13 6 15 9 7 8 Town council area boundary 16 30 ) 12 16 4 Emergency water supply Tentoku-ji Temple 7 4 37 Shimbashi 3-chome 7 6 9 Shimbashi Station 7 43 41 1 2 8 14 13 Shimbashi 5 5 14 5 38 Wide area evacuation shelter 1710 City block code 6 4 2 16 1 13 39 25 Lifelong Learning Center Karasumori Exit 4 1 6 6 8 18 3 12 7 3 16 6 Local meeting place Point of interest 5 Toranomon 5-chome 1 31 4 5 17 Shiodome Exit 1 17 15 11 6 20 7 17 8 30 6 16 17 Nishikubo-tomoecho 18 29 Sakurada Park 17 2 Kamiyacho Station Atago Community House 19 10 40 Sakurada Park Parking for Bicycles Shimbashi 1:7,000 Children's Park 9 0 18 500m 9 12 3 Nishi-shimbashi 3-chome 29 28 7 10 21 Station 10 8 Atago 2-chome 1 11 8 2 4 26 4 34 20 Shimbashi 4-chome 10 The Jikei University School of 3 5 27 15 Azabudai 1-chome Komyo-ji 22 24 20 Medicine Hospital 6 7 26 3 44 25Temple Seisho-ji Temple 18 24 2 1 21 Shimbashi 5-chome 11 19 5 24 21 The Jikei University School of Medicine 23 21 25 6 39 7 24 20 25 20 21 ) 23 6 5 Shiba Post Ofce 28 Ginza Junior Azabudai 3-chome Hibiya-dori36 Ave. 24 3 6 Welfare Evacuation Site 7 22 35 9 4 High School 2 5 Ministry of Foreign Affairs 19 Toei Oedo Line 4 25 23 8 Azabu Annex 22 34 26 6 1 10 11 22 Gangi-zaka Shiba Kyusuijo Park Shiba Junior High School/ 2 Shiogama Park Hibiya Jinja No. Facility Name 3 Address54 10 16 33 27 18 1Shrine 8 Sports Grounds High School 1 Onarimon Junior Shimbashi3 32 17 12 Facilities for people13 with disabilities1 11 Shiba Water NationalHigashi-shimbashi Route 15 Kira-Kira Plaza Shimbashi 13 ( 7 14 44 5 High School 6-chome 4 Police Box 1 Health and Welfare Center for the Disabled Shiba 1-8-23 Iikura Gangizaka Station Shiba Kyusuijo Park Seisoku High School 14 2 Shiodome JCT 1 55 1 9 Police Department 27 Facilities for people with disabilities Children's Park Onarimon Green 33 14 Enoki-zaka Onarimon Elementary School 1 24Space Shimbashi Ofce Building 15 2 "Shimbashi Hatsuratsu Taiyo" 1 5 Shiodome Station Kawarake-zaka 17 18 Shimbashi Provisional Nursing Facility Shiodome Hamarikyu Asahi Hall Nagai-zaka Shibakoen 3-chome 2 38 Nursing Home Daiichi Keihin6 3 Shimbashi41 6-19-2 5 4 3 "Shimbashi12 Sakura-no-Sono" 60 8 Welfare Plaza Sakuragawa 32 Shiodome StationHigashi-shimbashi ) Azabudai 2-chome 1 Anrenja 1-chome Tsukiji 5-chome Senior Citizens Health Facilities 19 2 Facilities for people with disabilities"Shimbashi Hatsuratsu Taiyo" 3 Kumano 57 Shiba 9 4 "Shimbashi Bara-no-Sono" 9 2 4 24 1 Jinja Shrine Atago Police Nursing Home "Shimbashi Sakura-no-Sono" Park 3 JR Tokaido Shinkansen Shiba Senior Citizens' 62 7 2 10 Onarimon Station Station 37 1 1 Senior Citizens Health Facilities"Shimbashi Bara-no-Sono" 5 Home Care Services Center Shiba 3-24-5 Shiba Park Minato Library 4 2 1 11 8 10 9 Toranomon Senior 4Citizens' 11 15 16 12 Tokyo Tower Onarimon 22 23 6 Home3 Care Services Center Toranomon 1-21-107 Shinko-in 3 1 Shiodome-nishi Park (Shuto Expressway Temple Tokyo Prince Hotel 12 17 Azabujuban Station2 3 Higashi-azabu 2 Shiba Fire Station 7 5 Japanese Red Cross Society 36 Tsukijigawa 13 55 8 79 9 Higashi-azabu Children's Park Tokyo Tower-mae Police Box Nitenmon 13 3 14 15 6 2 3 3 Shibakoen 49 8 3-chome 6 23 Higashi-shimbashi 4 Former Iikura Elementary School Azabujuban 1-chome Iikura Iki-iki Plaza Municipal Higashi-azabu Nursery School 1-chome 1 8 10 5 5 2 2-chome 25 24 22 16 4 2 3 8 7 Higashi-azabu Pupil's Club Shiba Park/Keio University Keio University 14 11 17 4 Shibadaimon Japan Pension Service 3 33 Minato Hoiku Support Higashi-azabu Faculty of Pharmacy 10 18 Minato Pension Ofce 3 Higashi-azabu 2-chome Specially Designated Guidance Classroom Ankokuden 6 1-chome Yurikamome Inner Circular Route 2 9 Ichinohashi Park 10 8 10 21 16 (Tsubasa Classroom) 9 9 Itaria Park 9 1 32 26 20 15 14 13 Minato City Hall 10 Ichinohashi Police Box 27 10 45 T 5 Meitoku Kindergarten 5 11 Hamarikyuonshi Gardens Ichinohashi 34 oei Oedo Line Higashi-azabu 1-chome (Shiba Regional City Ofce) 7 Azabujuban 2-chome 28 Zojo-ji Temple 11 8 6 35 31 Azabu East-dori Ave. 13 14 19 1 17 Toei Asakusa Line Eco Plaza 20 30 Iikura Nursery School 11 58 7 50 4 7 Ichinohashi Jct 4 Minato City Assembly 7 Plaza Shimmei Amishiro Park 29 (Iikura Kids Club) Sanmon 8 6 12 13 15 Shimboribashi 18 Hoju-in Temple City Heights Shimmei 1 19 23 Shibadai Jingu Shrine Shimmei Kids-to-Teens Hall/ Shimmei Iki-iki Plaza 12 18 20 6 12 9 21 7 18 17 14 Azabujuban Station 69 2 Nakanohashi29 24 25 19 16 16 21 Shimmei Nursery School 17 Azabujuban 10 Children's Park Iikura Park Minato City 13 14 Hamamatsucho 1-chome15 1 Hamarikyu Gardens 7 4-chome Nakanohashi Azabu Fire Station28 15 26 20 7 27 Shibakoen 4-chome Anyo-in Temple 3 Toei Oedo Line16 27 3 26 Daimon-dori Ave. 21 Shiodomegawa Shin-Hiroo Park Iikura Branch 46 25 23 Akabanebashi 8 1 2 4 4 6 Furukawa Shiba Park Administrative Building 2 5 Station Shibakoen 2-chome 28 24 Azabujuban 1 Mita Koyamacho 1Daimon Police Box 22 The Prince Park Tower Tokyo Toei Mita Line 29 Children's Park Mita 1-chome Shiba Park Shiba Park Daimon Station 30 3-chome 51 11 6 Akabanebashi Peace Flame 2 13 3 14 3 In 6 4 Ninohashi 5 IUHW Mita Hospital Minato Public Health Center Daimon Station1 ne Shibatoshogu 52 2 11 ( r 56 3 Children and Families Support Center Sh 4 u 2 C e 12 70 5 8 Hamamatsucho Station North Exit Parking for Bicycles u Hyuga-zaka t i ) o r n c Shiba Park Multi Purpose Sports Field 47 Takeshiba-dori Ave.
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    㩷 㩷 㩷 㩷 㩷 Environmental Impact 㩷 㩷 Assessment System 㩷 㩷 of 㩷 㩷 㩷 the Tokyo Metropolitan 㩷 㩷 Government 㩷 㩷 㩷 㩷 㩷 㩷 㩷 㩷 㩷 An Environmental Impact Assessment (Environmental Assessment) system is 㩷 a framework to estimate and minimize the possible impact that a proposed 㩷 project will have on the environment. Prior to a decision being made on a major 㩷 development project, an environmental impact assessment (EIA) is conducted 㩷 to estimate and evaluate the likely influence the project may have on the 㩷 environment and review how to minimize the impact. The result of the assessment is made open to the public and comments are invited from local 㩷 residents and relevant municipalities. It is also reviewed from the expert’s point 㩷 of view. 㩷 㩷 Pollution and loss of the natural environment may impair people’s health and 㩷 comfort. Sometimes it is difficult to restore the original natural environment. To 㩷 preserve a sound natural environment, it is important to put proactive and 㩷 preventive measures into effect, including the EIA system. 㩷 Since October 1981, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government has implemented 㩷 environmental impact assessment procedures before making decisions on 㩷 projects larger than a certain scale, in accordance with the Tokyo Metropolitan 㩷 Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance. The procedures are designed to 㩷 ensure that such projects incorporate reasonable considerations on the 㩷 prevention of pollution, preservation of the natural and historical environment, 㩷 and maintenance of the landscape. 㩷 㩷 In July 2002, TMG revised the ordinance to specify that an environmental impact assessment procedure must be followed in the planning phase for 㩷 projects larger than a specified scale.