Kanda, Tokyo

Kanda (Japanese神 田) is an area in the north of the Tokyo Metropolitan District Chiyoda. At the time of the ancient city Tōkyō it was one of the boroughs ( Ku ) and was, accordingly, the label -ku Kanda (神 田 区). For today's breakdown of this area see List of districts of Tokyo's Chiyoda district.

History

Facilities

  • Yamanoue hotel
  • Mansei -bashi (bridge)
  • Academics Association ( in Kanda - Nishiki )
  • Kanda Book Town ( in Kanda Jimbo )
  • Akihabara electronics mile

Religious Organizations

  • Kanda Myojin Shrine
  • Satake Inari Shrine
  • Nikolai Cathedral

The 'old' 15 districts (from 1889): Akasaka | Asakusa | Azabu | Fukagawa | Hongō | Honjo | Kanda | Koishikawa | Kojimachi | Kyobashi | Nihombashi | Shiba | Shitaya | Ushigome | Yotsuya

The 20 "new" districts (as of 1932): Adachi | Arakawa | Ebara | Edogawa | Itabashi | Joto | Kamata | Katsushika | Meguro | Mukojima | Nakano | Ōji | Omori | Setagaya | Shinagawa | Shibuya | Suginami | Takinokawa | Toshima | Yodobashi

  • Chiyoda
  • Former municipality of Tokyo
  • District of Tokyo
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