| Tokyo-to Chuou-ku Nihon Bridge
Kilometer zero (origin) of all main public roads in Japan is located at Nihonbashi (Nihon Bridge) in Tokyo. The original Nihonbashi is a wooden bridge built in year 1603. The current stone bridge (19th generation) was built in year 1911. The current one is a north-south bridge across the Nihonbashi River. The nearest train stations are Nihonbashi Station of subway Asakusa Line / Ginza Line / Touzai Line and Mitsukoshi-mae Station of subway Ginza Line / Hanzoumon Line. | ||
| 
| 
|
| Looking at the center of the bridge from its east side. Someone is standing in the middle of the bridge looking at the Kilometer Zero mark. The 2 green bridges above are the highway bridges. | In the middle of the bridge. This is the Kilometer Zero mark. | Looking at the center of the bridge from its west side |
| 
| 
|
| Monuments of the bridge at the north-west end | Monuments of the bridge at the north-west end : Kilometer Zero monument | Monuments of the bridge at the north-west end : replica of the Kilometer Zero mark |
| 
| 
|
| Monuments of the bridge at the north-west end : mileage list - Kagoshima 1469km, Shimonoseki 1076km, Osaka 550km, Kyoto 503km, Nagoya 370km, Koufu 131km, Yokohama 29km | Monuments of the bridge at the north-west end : mileage list - e.g. Sapporo 1156km, Aomori 736km, Sendai 350km, Niigata 344km, Mito 118km, Utsunomiya 107km, Chiba 37km | Monuments of the bridge at the north-west end : description of the Kilometer Zero |
| 
| 
|
| Monuments of the bridge at the north-west end : Kilometer Zero square | Looking at the bridge from north-east end | East side of the bridge |
| 
| 
|
| Monuments of the bridge at the north-east end | Monuments of the bridge at the north-east end : the original Nihonbashi | Monuments of the bridge at the north-east end : description of Nihonbashi |
| 
| 
|
| Monuments of the bridge at the north-east end : description of Nihonbashi | Looking at the bridge from north-west end | West side of the bridge |