Kamisunacho

Kamisunacho is best known in western Tokyo for its connection to the former Sunagawa area, where opposition to the planned expansion of Tachikawa Air Base became a major postwar civic protest in the 1950s. This residential district belongs to Tachikawa, on the Musashino Plateau west of central Tokyo. The Tamagawa-josui aqueduct, built in the 17th century to carry water from the Tama River toward Edo, passes through Tachikawa and remains an important green corridor. Kamisunacho is defined by low-rise housing, local commerce and the rhythm of Tokyo’s rail-connected suburbs. Find related webcams in western Tokyo to build a fuller picture of Kamisunacho and Tachikawa.

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