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What has disappeared
"Tsukiji Market"
Former Tsukiji Market was once one of the landmarks of Tsukiji.
The fan-shaped circumference was where there was a service line from Shiodome Station (cargo station) during the Japanese National Railways era.
In this way, there is a wagon platform in the Tsukiji market and curves.
The drop-in line enters the market near the gate of the fruit and vegetable market, which used to be a wagon from here.
This was before the relocation of Tsukiji Market, but the service line was laid on the Tsukiji Market from the side of the Asahi Shimbun through the fruit and vegetable market gate at that time.
The brick building on the left of the photo is the Asahi Shimbun.
When you go to Shiodome, there is a railroad crossing traffic light that was on Shin-ohashi Bridge Street at that time.
The drop-in line was laid on this road from the side of the railroad crossing traffic light to the Tsukiji Fruit and Vegetable Market Gate.
Near the current Tsukiji Ohashi Bridge, there was a fruit and vegetable market gate.
Former Tsukiji Market, now a motor pool for cars used in the Tokyo Olympics, is lined with cars in the parking lot building.
The Former Dentsu Headquarters Building, which will disappear soon
This is also one of the symbols of Tsukiji.
It seemed that the vacant house had continued for a while, but demolition work has begun.
I've been in this building several times, but the ceiling was high and heavy.
Surrounded by fences, there is a guide for demolition work.
The Central Bank Capsule Tower Building, which may disappear in the near future.
I heard the news that the demolishing Shiga has been decided.
But it seems that it is still being used today.