101007-0066 - Streetcars in Jinbocho

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Tokyo	Taisho	1910s	Unknown
Streetcars on Jinbocho Dori in Jinbocho (神保町), Tokyo. The area is named after a samurai by the name of Nagaharu Jinbo, who lived here in the 17th century. After the area was destroyed by a huge fire in 1913 (Taisho 2), Shigeo Iwanami started a bookstore in this area, which grew into Iwanami Shoten publishing house and launched the area as Tokyo’s center of used book stores and publishing houses. From a series called Famous Places in the Capital (帝都名所, Teito Meisho).
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