The neighborhood of Siodome to which redevelopment progresses Ginza Line runs under National Highway route. 15 (Chuou avenue).
	The neighborhood of Siodome to which redevelopment progresses National Highway Route 15 changes names  from the 1st Keihin National Highway to Chuou avenue..
	Ginza view
	Eidan Ginza Line Ginza station The 4 chome intersection of Ginza
	The No.1 shopping quarter of Japan, 4 chome intersection of Ginza Right-hand side is MITSUKOSHI and left-hand side is the Wako clock store which is the symbol of Ginza.
	Eidan Ginza Line Kyobashi station
	Eidan Ginza Line Nihonbashi station
	Nihonbashi bridge
	The statue with which Nihonbashi is decorated
	The statue with which Nihonbashi is decorated
	Zero-mile post in Nihonbashi Zero-mile post of Japan. Until recently,  distance to any city was measured from this post
	The lion statue of the symbol of the MITSUKOSHI head office
	Eidan Ginza Line MITSUKOSHI station
	The intersection of the Chuou avenue and the Edo avenue
	Eidan Ginza Line Kanda station
	The intersection of the Chuou avenue and the Yasukuni avenue The direction of left-hand side is the Akihabara electricity town.
	Akihabara electricity town
	Eidan Ginza Line Suehirochou station
	The intersection of the Chuou avenue and the Kuramae avenue
	Ame-Yoko Street
	Ame-Yoko Sketch
	The Takamori Saigo statue in Ueno Park
	The Ame-yoko perspective from the Ueno Park
	Eidan Ginza Line Ueno station
	Eidan Ginza Line Inari-cho station
	Kappa-bashi Tool town The wholesale district handling various kinds of tools. Retail is also possible. There are some foreigners who buy waxwork of food samples, intended for restaurants, for a souvenir.
	A Buddhist altar, a Buddhist-instruments shopping street
	Eidan Ginza Line Tawaramachi station It is close to the Asakusa Rokku of amusement quarter.