September 1st, 1923: The Great Kanto Earthquake (3) and (4)

Yoshiteru Murosaki

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September 1st, 1923: The Great Kanto Earthquake (3) and (4)

Yoshiteru Murosaki

Kobe University
1-1 Rokkodai-cho, Nada-ku, Kobe 657-8501, Japan

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September 1, 2023

Abstract

This article is an English translation of articles “September 1st, 1923: The Great Kanto Earthquake (3)” and “September 1st, 1923: The Great Kanto Earthquake (4)” published in the public relations magazine “Bosai” of the Cabinet Office (No.55, 2010/1; No.56, 2010/3).

Cite this article as:

Y. Murosaki, “September 1st, 1923: The Great Kanto Earthquake (3) and (4),” J. Disaster Res., Vol.18 No.6, pp. 566-569, 2023.

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References

[1] Tokyo City, “Imperial Capital Reconstruction Work Chart,” 1930.
[2] Yokohama City, “Port Town Yokohama’s City Formation History,” 1981.
[3] Tokyo City, “Tsukiji Main Market/Building Chart,” 1934.
[4] Reconstruction Investigation Society, “Yokohama Reconstruction Commemorative History attached to Imperial Capital Reconstruction History,” Kobun Shoin Publication, 1930.
[5] Nihon-ichi Hato Jirushi, “Picture Postcard of Dai-Tokyo Shin-Meisho (Big Tokyo’s New Sightseeing Spot).
[6] Picture Postcard, Colophon Unknown, Owned by Tanaka.
[7] City Planning Division in Tokyo City’s Audit Office, “Tokyo City Planning Summary,” 1937.
[8] Reconstruction Projects Office, “Land Readjustment Edition in Imperial Capital Reconstruction Projects Magazine,” Illustration, “A Group of Mobile Temporary Housings as Provisional Accommodations during Relocation Work (Part 1),” 1931.
[9] Reconstruction Investigation Society, “Yokohama Reconstruction Commemorative History attached to Imperial Capital Reconstruction History,” Kobundo-Shoin Publishing, 1930.

This article is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 Internationa License.

[1] [1] Tokyo City, “Imperial Capital Reconstruction Work Chart,” 1930.

[2] [2] Yokohama City, “Port Town Yokohama’s City Formation History,” 1981.

[3] [3] Tokyo City, “Tsukiji Main Market/Building Chart,” 1934.

[4] [4] Reconstruction Investigation Society, “Yokohama Reconstruction Commemorative History attached to Imperial Capital Reconstruction History,” Kobun Shoin Publication, 1930.

[5] [5] Nihon-ichi Hato Jirushi, “Picture Postcard of Dai-Tokyo Shin-Meisho (Big Tokyo’s New Sightseeing Spot).

[6] [6] Picture Postcard, Colophon Unknown, Owned by Tanaka.

[7] [7] City Planning Division in Tokyo City’s Audit Office, “Tokyo City Planning Summary,” 1937.

[8] [8] Reconstruction Projects Office, “Land Readjustment Edition in Imperial Capital Reconstruction Projects Magazine,” Illustration, “A Group of Mobile Temporary Housings as Provisional Accommodations during Relocation Work (Part 1),” 1931.

[9] [9] Reconstruction Investigation Society, “Yokohama Reconstruction Commemorative History attached to Imperial Capital Reconstruction History,” Kobundo-Shoin Publishing, 1930.