EDO - Nagasakacho, Azabu Tokyo

https://edoflourishing.blogspot.com/2018/10/mamiana-district-azabu-minato.html

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Azabu Nagasakachoo, Azabu-Nagasakachō 麻布永坂町 Azabu Nagasakacho district
No sub-districts



The name refers literally to the "long slope" of this area, running from South to North.
In 1869, the areas of 麻布永坂町 Azabu-Nagasakacho, 板倉永坂町 Itakura-Nagazakacho and 麻布永坂光照寺門前 Azabu Nagazaka Kosho-Ji Monzen were united to just one,
Asabu Nagasakacho.
In 1872, Samurai estates, shrines and temples nearby were added.


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