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1 1 Chuo-ohashi 8 16 2 Irifune (2) 8 9 12 23 Shintomi (2) 17 4 8 Bridge 14 28 APA Hotel 10 A 2 B 2 9 C Etchujima (1) 15 3 4 Shintomicho-Ekimae 9 Ginza (2) 5 7 3 3 11 Mizuno Printing Museum Chuo-ohashi9 Bridge C-1 Keiyo Line 4 2 Kyobashi Tax Office15 Minato (2) 11 Ginza Blossom 6 6 4 Minato (2) 463 Paris Square A8 14 (Chuo Hall)15 (under construction) 3 6 Nihon Meccs7 Ishikawajima Park 16 12 5 Tsukiji Bridge 1 35 Sankyo Bldg. 1 15 Hotel Chuo City Office 5 16 A7 Shintomicho8 Sta. Ginza Daiei 1 1 12 River City 21 Irifune (3) Teppozu-dori St. Higashiginza-rikkyo Overpass 2 京橋図書館 1 Shintomicho5 8 14 Century Park Tower 土佐藩 2 13 14 8 Koto 12 14 地域資料室 Leather shoes industry Tsukuda Park 明治会堂跡 Tsukijigawa 4 2 13 Kamei Bridge 築地邸跡 7 9 10 Kameibashi6 Park first2 site 9 14 Skylight Tower Harumi Canal 13 3 7 City 15 5 1 Kabukiza / Irifunebashi 3 3 15 専修大学 Hoju Inari-jinja Gallery Irifune Tsukuda14Shrine TsukishimaGinza Capital Hotel 10 5 発祥の地 築地署 Bridge 6 6 10 Minato (3) Chuoohashi1 S. 銀座 4 Main Building 4 Kyoryuchi-chuo-dori St. 11 Konito-odoshimaru armor 2 13 Higashi-Ginza Sta. 3 Tsukudaohashi4 Nishi Ishikawajima Museum Tsukijigawa 5 16 6 13 River Point Tower Kabukiza Theatre Tsukijigawa Park Futaba Gakuen 18 River City 21 East Towers II Tsukiji (1) St. 4 11 3 Iwaibashi Park 8 School first site Channel Mark Club Heisei-dori 1 TSUKUDA OHASHI12 5 Tokyo Metro 8 8 Akashicho (1) Pia West Square Hibiya Line Ginza 17 Tsukuda-jima 12 9 H Capital Hotel 13 Kabuki Inari 11 9 Tokyo Chugakuin school first site 3 Aoyama Gakuin ferry site remains Maruetsu 2 電通 Annex Building 1 2 Daimyojin Shrine University monument Park Side Wings Children's Center 5 桂川甫周屋敷跡 4 3 UR Agency Tsukijigawa HotelBakurocho Livemax Tsukiji Akashi Kindergarten 4 Ishikawajima Tsukudajima 1 Mannen Bridge 3 Akashi Elementary School River City 活字発祥の地 2 Akashi Children's Park lighthouse remains Elementary School 14 6 Ginza Park Higashi-Ginza Small Theater11 Tsukiji Joshi Seigakuin 6 River City 21 East Towers 銀中通 り 12 Tsukiji 3 Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge 13 remains Catholic Church The symbol Nihonbashi First Cabin Girls School えとビルNingyocho Nikkan Sports 5 Nichirei Monument to poets Tsukuda 15 of Chuo City 11 Tsukiji Gyosei School first site Tsukiji first site Tsukuda-jima News 5HQ Kokusai Akashicho Bldg. Gosei Senryu Junior High School Miyuki- ADK松竹 Catholic Church ferry site dori St. Pulp & Paper Y 2 & Mizutani1 Ryokutei スクエア 9 Asano Takuminokami remains Hakozakicho Kyoryuchi-dori St. T 3 Bldg. 11 Kyobashi Tsukiji mansion remains Tsukuda-ohashiAkashishogakko Bridge B-1 o Sumiyoshi-jinja Kayabacho k Elementary School 10 Meiji Gakuin y Shrine Sumiyoshi-jinja Shrine 1 Tsukiji Sta. 10 o Kyobashi Teusler University7 first site Tsukuda Machikado water ablution pavilion / ceramic sign 13 ShinkawaTsukiji (2) Hongwanji Temple M 6 14 13 2 Memorial House 5 10 Uneme Bridge東劇ビル stone monument e Museum Tsukuda-kobashi Bridge Hatchobori15 7 立教学院発祥の地 Fingerprint research t Hinode-yu 1 ro 4 Ishikawajima Akutagawa Ryunosuke11 Tsukudajima-home Shintomi Via Inn Higashi Ginza 12 first site Y 3 Memorial Hospital Tsukuda 2 kita Minato15 9 u of tsukudani Ginza1 2 13 birthplace 4 5 銀座 Monument for the site of ra Irifune Poet Basho St. Luke's International Hospital k Tsukuda (1) 11 “The Beginning of Dutch u 9 Toei Tsukuda 2 14 11 St. Luke's Garden Tower Keio Presso Inn Tskukuda佃 monument Time Dome Akashi ch 8 463 Akashicho 2 Studies” o The strength stones of Higashi-Ginza Tsukiji (3) 慶応義塾 Akashichogashi Park 12 1 Kogakuin (Chuo City Regional L 7 18 in Tsukuda Namiyoke Inari-jinja Shrine Bridge 発祥の地Tenmonkan) e 7 Tsukiji 4 University 中央区 473 Tsukuda Namiyoke Inari-jinja Shrine Tsukishima Tsukiji Hongwanji 8 Aioi Tsukiji (4) 月島 first site 保健所 9 4 Ginza Creston Tsukuda 2 Tsukuda-odori St. Tsukiji社会教育館 築地会館 Temple 10 8 13 8 13 Kachidoki勝どき 1 Hojuji Temple 15 7 Akatsuki Park Asahi Warehouse 5 Taiso Ryokan 10 Ichibabashi Park 21 Business Hotel BAN APA Hotel Tsukiji (7) Bust of Siebold 15 Harumi晴海 Zenrinji Tsukiji-Eki-Minami Tsukuda-jima Aioi-no-Sato National CancerToyomicho豊海町Ichibabashi 2 6 14 9 Tsukuda (2) 1 Center Hospital Tokyu Stay 11 Temple Telegraph Industry Akashicho Community Hall cannon remains (Nursing facility) Tsukiji Tsukiji 7 16 9 6 14 17 Foundation13 site Sumidagawa Akashicho 1 東京盲学校発祥の地・ 3 3 14 Tsukudanaka-dori16 St. Ichibabashi Tsukiji OuterEnshoji Disaster Prevention Boarding Area 2 6 Kiyosumi-dori2 Ave. 日本点字制定の地 Temple Sketches of Noren Site of Tsukishima Parking Area Market no Watashi Habor Office remains 1 (Traditional5 shop curtain) and & Tokyo Customs first site Tsukishima 14 Chochin(Paper lantern) Museum 15 Tsukishima Sports Plaza 17 3 4 Tsukuda-kobashi Bridge C-1 7 10 15 9 Tsukuda Community Hall Tsukijishijo Sta. 16 Tsukiji Uogashi Tsukishima Kindergarten (Odawarabashitou) 16 8 4 4 Plat Tsukiji 26 10 21Tsukiji 6 Harumi-dori Ave. 17 Sta. Hatsumibashi Tsukuda (3) 24 Tsukishima Monja 3 5 Tsukiji (6) 17 7 2 Kaisuikan Ave. Warship training site remains & Shinkoukai Cooperative Shintukisima-rikkyo 8 18 18 16 5 Overpass acquarium A1 19 4 A2 Shin-ohashi-dori Tsukiji Hotel Bldg. remains 16 8 1 20 7 remains 23 17 Capital Gate Place 8a Sui-jinja Shrine 20 Imperial Navy 6 Chuo ichiba Tsukij Uogashi 21 Tsukishima (1) Chuo-ichiba-dori St. first site 3 24 8b 3 1 Hatoba Park 21 27 (Kaikoubashitou) Tsukishima 11 Yokuonen relief 23 Tsukishima Namiyoke 20 2 Kaiun Kanzeon 5 Sta. 1 Tsukuda 3 Park Inari-jinja Shrine Kachidokibashi W. ニチレイ 22 Kaikobashi Bridge 19 Nishiikawagishi-doriTsukishima St. Onsen 24 22 Main Island Tower Main Pillar Kachidoki no Watashi Site of Tsukishima23 Daiei 9 Tokyo Metropolitan Namiyoke Inari-jinja Imperial Navy Accounting School monument 9 no Watashi 27 12 Bureau of Sewerage Tsukuda-jima 9 Tsukishima Tsukishima Shrine Water Vessel Osakana Center 8 2 Asashio-ohashipump Bridge station Kachidoki Bridge monument 6 Health Center Community Hall Tsukishima (3) (Monja8 Street) Tsukuda Water Gate Kachidoki Bridge Museum 21 8 10 Tsukishima (2) 19 7 19 Tsukishima7 Nishi Naka-dori St. 14 25 11 5 Kachidoki River 15 20 14 Kachidoki Bridge B-2 Honpoji Temple 10 1 2 Sumida 15 16 Tsukiji (5) Bridge 26 15 CBC 18 13 Higashinaka-dori St. 1 2 13 Tsukishima 17 Higashikawagishi-dori St. Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market Tsukishimagawa Water Gate Library Tsukishimadaiichikoen 32 Tsukishima1 19 Harumien Nursing Home Tsukiji Market Tsukishima 1st Plaza Kachidoki 14 Kiyosumi-dori463 Special13 Ave. Branch 低温卸売場 27 2 Children's Park 20 28 1 1 14 10 Tokyo Reizoko NishinakaBridge 3 29 Kachidoki (1) Tsukishima Daiichi Asashio Kanjo Route 2 Inui Bldg. 31 30 Elementary School Tsukishima (4) Tokyo Metropolitan 1 Toei Oedo Line Harumi Sogo High School E 4 Kachidoki Community Hall Bridge Tsukishima Daiichi E Kindergarten Ceremony Hall Ikiiki Kachidoki T Tokyo Metropolitan University o （Funeral Hall） Tsukishimadaini yosho Children Family Maruha Logistics Net 4 TsukishimaBridge Harumi Campus e 13 Support Center i 6 6 Tsukishima Daini Great Earthquake O Sun State Kachidokibashi 2 Tsukishima Daini 16 473 Hama-rikyu pier e River Terrace Kindergarten Sun Square Tragic Deaths 17 7 (Water-bus boarding point) d Elementary School Harumi Junior High School 7 Monument o 1 3 Hama-rikyu Seigetsu Tsukiji-ohashi Bridge L Kachidoki View Tower i 18 n A1 1 21 Gardens A2b (Under construction) e Kachidoki (3) A4b 18 Shin-Tsukishima Park 3 Tsukishima 2nd KachidokiA2a Sta. A4a 9 Bridge 6 Children's Park 19 14 Nishiikawagishi-dori St. Nishinaka-dori St. Kachidoki Sta. 13 Kachidoki・Toyomi 8 Harumi (1) Tsukishima Daisan 4 10 20 Elementary School Harumi-bashi Hamasaki Water Gate historical archive museum 10 Sazanami-dori Harumi 12 Nihon Shurui Bldg. Tokyo BUC Kindergarten 15 A3 Tsukishima-undojo HamasakiBridge Forefront Tower 5 7 Harumi 2nd Park Tsukijigawa 6 2 Bridge Water Gate 11 6 Harumi 14 6 11 5 6 13 Kachidoki (2) 10 13 8 Harumi 1st Park 1 16 9 1 4 Kachidoki-yu 12 Seigetsubashi S. 15 4 Sakura-no-sanpomichi St. 7 Kachidoki (4) 16 Triton Bridge 2 16 Reimei 7 5 1 Sumitomo Realty & Development 8 Harumi Island Triton Square 10 3 Bridge 8 Sumitomo Life Bldg. 11 5 7 2 Harumi 1 8 Harumi Community Hall 12 9 Higashinaka-dori St. 3 5 Daiichi Seimei Hall 2 Nishinaka-dori St. Toyoin Temple Higashikawagishi-dori St. Bridge Asashio 1 Canal Boarding Area Kachidoki (5) 8 Kachidoki The Tower Grave of Ikku Jippensha Niijima 8 Office Tower Taika Ware House 1 UR Kachidoki 4 Housing 13 Reimeibashi Park Reimeibashi-koen Harumi-dori Ave. Tsukishima Wharf 7 10 Kachidoki Bldg. 4 16 1 Harumi Harumi 2 Harumi (2) Mizunao Bldg. 11 Harumi Park Bldg. New Bldg. 3rd Park THE TOKYO TOWERS 304 Tsukishima Soko 2 Hokurei MID TOWER Bay City Harumi 3 AsashioAsashio Canal Canal 6 Tsukishima Kikai Harumi Towers 12 Waterfront Park Harumi 3 Harumi Center Bldg. 6 8 2 14 Ariake-dori 5Ave. Kaisei Bussan (Under construction) Sumiyoshi Shrine 3 Reimei-ohashi Bridge Tokyo Kaiin Kaikan Harumi Branch THE TOKYO TOWERS Tokyo Port Management, 5 Tsukishima Branch SEA TOWER Harumi Grand Hotel Tokyo Katsuobushi Center Kachidoki (6) Asashio Water Gate 3 6 12 Toyomi Suisan Wharf 3 Harumi Rinkai Park Toyomi 1 7 1 15 Hamamoto Furniture Harumi Community Museum 7 9 Children's Park 11 Site of 2600 year anniversary Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Sewerage Harumi pump station Hosui of the Japan Expo Administrative Office Chuo Unso Toyomi Community Hall Asashio-kobashi Bridge Harumi (3) 7 6 10 9 1 Reimeibashi-koen-dori St.
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