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1967 (Showa 42) Japan １９６７年（昭和４２年）日本

1967 (Showa 42) Japan １９６７年（昭和４２年）日本 0:00 首都高速道路　建設中 : 建設中の首都高速道路。都内各地の街並みが見られる。１９６７年１月、東京都にて 3:16 永代橋の改築工事はじまる : 昭和４２年　改築工事が進む永代橋の映像。１９６７年１月撮影。 4:03 幕ひらく超高層ビル時代 : ビルが林立する銀座に建設中の霞が関ビルディング。工事現場から見える国会議事堂や、映像の最後にはホテルニューオータニの姿も収められている。１９６７年１月、東京都千代田区にて 5:11 「さようなら都電銀座線」　今日で廃止 : 昭和４２年　都電銀座線最終日、銀座通りを走る都電。「ご苦労さまでした。都電銀座線」の横断幕や、「ながい間ご愛用ありがとうございました」の横断幕をつけて走る都電の姿も見る事ができる。１９６７年１２月 8:49 建設進む東名高速道路　新しい輸送動脈 : 建設中の東名高速道路の各地の様子。１９６７年１月、東京都静岡県愛知県にて 11:32 霞ヶ関ビル棟上げ式 : 日本で初めてお目見えした超高層ビル、霞ヶ関ビルディング。地上１４７ｍの最上部に、鉄筋を持ち上げたときの、棟上げ式の様子。地震の多い日本では、数年前までは百尺（３１ｍ）を越える建築物は認められていなかったが、多くの人の努力により計画が進められ、基準も見直された。。復興は進んでいたが、まだ現在のように高層ビルが林立していなかった東京。東京タワーとならび、雲をつくような高さがひときわ目立っていた 12:11 人口増加　新宿の雑踏　: 日本の人口が一億を突破したのはこの年。その数年前から１０００万人を擁する大都会、東京。銀座に代わり、大繁華街として栄え始めたころの新宿。駅前のスクランブル交差点を急ぐ人たち。有楽町から新宿に都庁が移転したのはまだ先の１９９１年。 0:00 Metropolitan Expressway Under Construction: Metropolitan Expressway under construction. Streets from various parts of Tokyo can be seen. January 1967, Tokyo 3:16 Renovation work begins on Eitai Bridge: 1967, footage of Eitai Bridge undergoing renovation work. Filmed in January 1967. 4:03 The era of skyscrapers begins: Kasumigaseki Building under construction in Ginza, a city packed with tall buildings. The National Diet Building can be seen from the construction site, and at the end of the footage, the Hotel New Otani can also be seen. January 1967, Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo 5:11 "Goodbye Toden Ginza Line" Abolished Today: 1967, the last day of the Toden Ginza Line, a Toden running along Ginza Street. You can see streetcars running with banners saying "Thank you for your hard work. Toden Ginza Line" and "Thank you for your patronage over the years." December 1967 8:49 Construction of the Tomei Expressway - A new transportation artery: Various locations of the Tomei Expressway under construction. January 1967, Tokyo, Shizuoka, Aichi 11:32 Kasumigaseki Building topping-out ceremony: The Kasumigaseki Building, the first skyscraper to be unveiled in Japan. The topping-out ceremony was held as the steel bars were lifted to the top of the building, 147 meters above ground. In earthquake-prone Japan, buildings over 100 shaku (31 meters) were not permitted until a few years ago, but thanks to the efforts of many people, plans were made and the standards were revised. Reconstruction was progressing, but Tokyo was not yet filled with skyscrapers like it is today. Its cloud-topping height, alongside Tokyo Tower, was particularly eye-catching. 12:11 Population Increase - Shinjuku's Crowds: This was the year that Japan's population topped 100 million. A few years before that, Tokyo had been a big city with 10 million people. Shinjuku had just started to flourish as a major shopping district, replacing Ginza. People rushing through the scramble crossing in front of the station. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government moved from Yurakucho to Shinjuku in 1991.