QR3:History Gallery 3
Tokyo Port that led the reconstruction and development of Tokyo City
Waterfront and Port in the Modern and Contemporary Ages
Great Kanto Earthquake (1923) and the Birth of Modern Tokyo Port
"No other way is superior to the construction of Tokyo Port as a means to promote trade and industry in Tokyo in the earthquake disaster recovery. Backed by this public opinion increased after the Great Kanto Earthquake, the terminals Hinode, Shibaura, and Takeshiba were completed as the forerunners of the modern Tokyo Port, which made a fresh start as international trade port on May 20, 1941. In this way the modern Tokyo port was born, making it possible for the reconstruction and development of Tokyo as an industrial city.
Full of evacuees of the Great Kanto Earthquake in Shibaura: 1923
Hinode terminal completed: 1925
Tokyo Port: 1932
Shibaura terminal completed: 1932
Takeshiba terminal completed: 1934
Map of the Tokyo Port: 1941
Opening of the Tokyo Port: 1941
The port facilities which were requisitioned by the occupation army: 1945