Railroad The Great Map Museum of Japan Railway 150th Anniversary of Railway Operation Railway history

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Railways : The Turbulent Modern and Contemporary History of Travel on Railway Maps In 2022, it marks the 150th anniversary of the railway's opening in 1872 (1872). It is also the history of the railway line drawn on a map. The railway line was drawn on a map. Operators had to plan and construct the line, and users needed route maps and system diagrams to reach their destinations. In addition, the railway line was drawn attractively on pictures and posters for tourists. Approximately 150 items are carefully selected and published from various railway maps made in the past 150 years. ・ Includes bird' s-eye view of Hatsusaburo Yoshida, Hiroshige of the Taisho, route maps attached to the timetable, and system diagrams of tramcars and subways. ・ Divided into five periods according to each turning point in the history of railways, with full illustrations and parts in chronological order with high-resolution printing technology, and explains the highlights in an easy-to-understand manner. ・ Includes impressive three - and two fold pages, with full columns about railways and maps, and with a rich collection of photos and documents at the end. ・ Includes impressive columns about railways and maps, "Land steam" realized in several years from 1872 (1872) to 42 (1909) after the Meiji Restoration. "Land steam" realized in several years from the Meiji Restoration. Its convenience brought about the spread of railways through the zentsu of the government-run Tokaido Line. Private railways built local trunk railways and formed transportation routes for the flow of freight and passengers. Dai Nippon Railway Line Map (1891) The Railway Agency ◎ MAP OF JAPAN (1897) Ki 賓会 ● Electric railways in urban areas appeared in 1910 (1910) to 1936 (1936) Amid the rapid industrialization after the Russo-Japanese War and after the First World War. The rapid increase in the urban area population promoted the development of railways and formed transportation routes for the flow of freight and passengers. The 100th anniversary of Shogakukan's founding. ● Railways opened and became popular. The islands were connected by trunk lines. Chapter 1 was from the dawn to the trunk line formation period. The map of tramcars and subways was published. ・ Maps of railways and maps were published. There are many columns about railways and maps. At the end of the book, there are many pictures and documents. It is compiled by Keisuke Imao, a map researcher who is a leading authority in the field of maps, topography, and railway history. It is edited. It looks back on how railways developed in Japan, how they were used by people, and what kind of railways existed. The 100th anniversary of Shogakukan's founding. ● Railways opened and became popular. The islands were connected by trunk lines. From the dawn to the trunk line formation period. The map of railways and maps was compiled. There are many informative columns about railways and maps. There are many 1921 1924 1935 1937 1937 1963 150 City Tram Kusaka