【中古地図で歩こう！アノ場所はいま！？】50年前の新潟市の地図を片手に…新潟バイパス今昔散歩

Walking around town with an old map in hand, you'll discover something new. The 13th installment of Nama + Toku's "Used Map Series" takes a stroll based on a Niigata city map from 1967, 53 years ago. The Niigata Bypass, now an essential part of the lives of Niigata residents—and indeed, the prefecture's residents—was still just a "proposed construction site" back then! What did Niigata City look like before the bypass was built? Why was Niigata, then just a regional city, one of the first to realize the construction of a bypass? With the help of maps from that time, announcer Oishi uncovers the mystery. ●The six-lane Kurinoki Bypass was a river back then! ●We unearth a rare photo of "Kappo no Yado Kohan," which also appears on a map from 50 years ago! ●Was the area between Sakuragi Interchange and Meike Interchange once dotted with ponds? ●A major project with an eye toward the next 50 years! We sneak into the Kurinoki Bypass construction site! [Cast] Yuki Oishi (UX Announcer) Satoshi Toyama (Representative Director of the General Incorporated Association "Niigata Past and Present Photography") Yusaku Shibata (Chief of the Research Division, Niigata National Highway Office, Hokuriku Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) Hiroki Yamada (Research Section, Research Division, Niigata National Highway Office, Hokuriku Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) #Namatoku #UsedMaps #50thAnniversaryofNiigataBypass #NiigataCity #History #ShowaEra #OldPhotos #StrollingAroundTheCity #NostalgicPhotos #NiigataTV21