Sources & methods
Content is based first on primary and official sources (Kōtō City, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the National Archives of Japan and others), supplemented by Wikipedia and news reports. Each entry shows how it was verified.
- Confirmed in primary or official sources
- Confirmed in Wikipedia text
- Unverified (search results only)
Maps
- Map data and aerial photographs: 出典：国土地理院
- Old maps: 今昔マップ on the web（埼玉大学教育学部 谷 謙二）
- The fill stages and the dates of surrounding land were read from the aerial photographs and old maps above and are approximate.
Bibliography
- APA Hotel opens a hotel in front of Shiomi Station
- Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel opens (Nikkei)
- Shiomi Church (parish page)
- Satoko Kitahara declared Venerable (posted 26 January 2015)
- CBCJ Handbook 2018 feature
- Access
- FAQ: history of Tokyo's landfill sites
- Landfill space is limited
- Tokyo waste landfill sites (pamphlet, August 2024)
- Shiomi 2-chōme West district plan
- Akatsuki Bridge (ward road bridge register)
- History of Kōtō-ku: from Edo to Reiwa
- Origins of Kōtō-ku place names
- Hachieda Bridge (metropolitan road bridge register)
- Shiomi district town-planning policy (ward page)
- Shiomi district town-planning policy (October 2008)
- Shiomi district town-planning policy (2026 revision)
- Shiomi district town-planning newsletter, no. 1
- Mayor's regular press conference, 7 June 2019
- Kōtō ward newsletter, 11 July 2026, p.5
- Kōtō ward newsletter, 1 November 2026, p.6
- Nanaeda Bridge (metropolitan road bridge register)
- Nori-production tools (ward-registered tangible folk cultural property)
- Kōtō-ku park master plan committee, first meeting papers
- Shiomi Sazanami Park (ward park register)
- Shiomi Shibusawa Park (ward park register)
- Shiomi Sports Park (ward park register)
- Kōtō-ku households and population, 1 November 2026
- Sunashio Bridge (ward road bridge register)
- Sunashio Bridge superstructure replacement works
- Sazanami Bridge (ward road bridge register)
- Former Shibusawa family house (ward-designated tangible cultural property)
- Shibusawa Eiichi and Kōtō-ku
- Ward sports facilities (Shiomi baseball ground and tennis court)
- Households, population and density by chōme (1998-2026)
- Survey on stabilising garbage-fill ground in Tokyo Port (May 2001)
- 'Henbō' exhibit no. 64: design change of Edagawa No. 8 Reclaimed Land
- Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel opening (press release, 1 September 2020)
- Facility named 'Onko-Sōshin no Mori NOVARE' (24 July 2023)
- NOVARE begins operation (4 September 2023)
- NOVARE Archives completed; all five buildings in operation (5 March 2024)
- Public opening of the former Shibusawa residence and NOVARE Archives (27 February 2025)
- Shiomi opening event 'Shiomi Akari-hajime'
- Tokyo Archdiocese News no. 15 (1 December 1975)
- Tokyo Archdiocese News no. 49 (1 April 1984)
- Tokyo Archdiocese News no. 55 (1 November 1985)
- Tokyo Archdiocese News no. 60 (1 November 1986)
- Tokyo Archdiocese News no. 136 (1 September 1996)
- Tokyo Archdiocese News no. 209 (1 January 2004)
- Tokyo Archdiocese News no. 434 (29 June 2026)
- Application for design change of the Tokyo Port reclamation works (document image 1)
- Design change of the Tokyo Port reclamation works (document image 2)
- Susaki (Kotobank)
- APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Shiomi grand reopening (PR TIMES)
- Ari no Machi (Ari-no-Machi)
- List of town names in Kōtō-ku
- Etchūjima Branch
- Shuto Expressway Route 9 Fukagawa
- Keiyō Line
- Satoko Kitahara
- Prince Hotels
- Former Shibusawa family house
- Shiomi (Kōtō)
- Shiomi Station
- Sumidagawa Shipbuilding
- Shuto Expressway Bayshore Route
- Yumenoshima
