No.602 Children of the Showa Era
A photo taken in winter. The clothing gives us a...
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Lots of nostalgic photos!
No.603 Toden Streetcar and Tokyo Tower at night
A night scene. At that time, Toden stopped here ...
No.604 Neighborhood festival
A festival scene at that time. The chimney of th...
No.605 Western-style building
There was a Western-style building on Hiyoshizak...
No.606 From the Shirokanedai pedestrian bridge
An intersection slightly different from today. T...
No.607 Festival
I'm in the blue festival happi coat, my sec...
No.608 Street lamps and houses
Street lamps and a utility pole sign advertising...
No.609 Shirokane Bowling Alley
The bowling boom did not last long. It was close...
No.610 Hiyoshi-yu
I was able to get the "Hiyoshi-yu" sig...
No.611 Toden Line 1
Toden Line 1 was operated by Mita Depot. As the ...
No.612 Scene at Dai-ichi Keihin
Scene at Dai-ichi Keihin.
No.613 Sarumachi streetcar stop close to dusk (Shirokane Sarumachi)
Line 4, departing from the starting point at Got...
No.614 Sengakuji-mae intersection
The "Yabu Soba" eatery on the left is ...
No.615 Festival float procession through the neighborhood
At the front are neighborhood association lanter...
No.616 Arriving at the stop at dusk
Sakurada Street (National Route 1) was widened f...
No.617 Toden waiting for customers
Unlike other places, this place had paving stone...
No.618 Soba shop and Toden
Next to the Sengakuji-mae stop, there is a soba ...
No.619 Near Furukawa Bridge during expressway construction
To the left is Azabu-juban, and to the right is ...
No.620 Fuji Bank at Furukawa Bridge
Line 5 bound for Eitai Bridge approaches Furukaw...
No.621 My alma mater, Shirokane Elementary School
A reinforced concrete school building, with one ...
No.622 Charming building at Hiyoshizaka-kami
From left: Kamiyama Clinic, former Hiyoshi-yu, H...
No.623 Rows of two-story wooden houses that were not hit by air raids
"It didn't burn because of the Oinari ...
No.624 My wife with Seiko-chan's hairstyle
The young-looking woman is my wife, the baby is ...
No.625 The townscape begins to change
The question "how much per tsubo?" cou...