Chiyoda

Chiyoda is an extraordinary ward situated in focal Tokyo, Japan. It is known as Chiyoda City in English. It was shaped in 1947 as a merger of Kanda and Kojimachi wards following Tokyo City's change into Tokyo Metropolis. The advanced Chiyoda ward displays differentiating Shitamachi and Yamanote topographical and social division. The Kanda territory is in the center of Shitamachi, the first business focus of Edo-Tokyo. Then again, the western piece of the Kojimachi zone commonly speaks to a Yamanote region.

Chiyoda comprises of the Imperial Palace and an encompassing sweep of about a kilometer. As of May 2015, the ward has an expected populace of 54,462, and a populace thickness of 4,670 individuals for every km², making it by a wide margin the least populated of the extraordinary wards. Chiyoda is situated at the very heart of previous Tokyo City in eastern terrain Tokyo.

The focal region of the ward is besides involved by the Imperial Palace. The east side of the ward, circumscribing Chuo, is the area of Tokyo Station. The south side, flanking Minato, includes Hibiya Park and the National Diet Building. It is only involved by organizations and offices. The west and northwest are essentially privileged private; the Yasukuni Shrine is additionally there. Toward the north and upper east are a few private neighborhoods and the Akihabara business region.