Homes by the Sea and Homes in the Fields in the Jomon period
Excavated Tombs and Villages from the Yayoi period
Tombs of Regional Elites with a view of the Sea
Excavated Villages from the Kofun period
The Sarashina Diary and Ancient Roads
Public Lands and Private Estates: the New Land System
Expansion of the Edo Clan Branch of the Chichibu Heishi Clan
Minato City area in the Odawara-Hojo Territory
The Realities of the Azabu Monks
Development of the Basin and Coastal Area
Tamagawa Waterworks: Infrastructure Improvement and Maintenance
History of Disaster Engraved on the Land
Daimyo yashiki: Enclosed compound with open social relations
Lives of Samurai Serving in Edo
Excavated Remains of Feudal Lord Residences
Hatamoto: Samurai’s lifestyle and Edo society/culture
Zojoji Temple and Shogun Family Mausoleums
Images of Class-System Cities as Related by Tombs
Shrines and Festivals: Centering on Akasaka Hikawa Shrine
Excavated Remains of Buddhist Temples
Machinanushi and Ienushi: the people who supported the town’s controllers.
Life by the sea: fishermen and fish sellers in Honshiba, Kanasugi
Shiba Kuruma-cho: Town Inhabited by Professional Groups of Land Transporters
Shinagawa Daiba: Birth of batteries on the sea
Foreign Legations in Edo : Landscape and Transition
Transference of the Capital to Tokyo
Beginning of Early-Modern Elementary Education
Katsu Kaishu and Fukuzawa Yukichi
Birth of Shiba, Azabu and Akasaka Wards
“Enriching the Country, Strengthening the Army” and Modern-Era Factories
Sino-Japanese War and Russo-Japanese War
Earthquake Disaster Recovery and Change to the Town
February 26 Incident and Civilian Defense Corps
Bombing of Tokyo and the neighborhood self air defense groups
Shimbashi Black Market, one of the earliest black markets in Tokyo
第4節 住民による自主的なまちづくり―六本木の戦災復興土地区画整理事業
Tokyo Tower and the Building Boom: Post-War Recovery of the 1950s
Tokyo Olympics and Changes in the Townscape
Fishing Industry Compensation and Changes to the Inland Sea Fishing Industry
Shibaura Promoted as “Image of the Metropolis”
Cosmopolitan City at Time of Decreasing National Population
Preservation and Utilization of Historical Buildings in Minato City