Since the foundation of Edo Tōkaidō was narrowed by the Tokugawa Shogunate, the "westward Tōkaidō" functioned as a seaside road to Kyoto, the "northward Tōkaidō" functioned as a seaside road to Pacific coasts of Tōhoku.
Thus, the "westward Tōkaidō" functioned as a seaside road to Kyoto, the "northward Tōkaidō" functioned as a seaside road to Pacific coasts of Tōhoku. Since the foundation of Edo Tōkaidō was narrowed by the Tokugawa Shogunate.
Since the foundation of Edo Tōkaidō was narrowed by the Tokugawa Shogunate. Thus, the "westward Tōkaidō" functioned as a seaside road to Kyoto, the "northward Tōkaidō" functioned as a seaside road to Pacific coasts of Tōhoku.
Since the foundation of Edo Tōkaidō was narrowed by the Tokugawa Shogunate. Thus, the "westward Tōkaidō" functioned as a seaside road to Kyoto, the "northward Tōkaidō" functioned as a seaside road to Pacific coasts of Tōhoku.