Shirauo-bashi toll gate

The Shirauo-bashi toll gate functions as a control point on the Inner Circular Route, managing traffic flow across central Tokyo's expressway network.

The toll gate became operational during the development of Tokyo's Inner Circular Route, which was constructed between 1962 and 1967 for the 1964 Olympics.

The facility reflects Japan's systematic approach to urban transportation, incorporating electronic payment systems and precise traffic management protocols.

Drivers passing through Shirauo-bashi toll gate can access real-time traffic updates, payment options, and information about nearby fuel stations through digital displays.

The toll gate integrates with the Yamate Tunnel system, connecting to Japan's longest road tunnel spanning 11 kilometers beneath Tokyo's urban landscape.

Part of: Inner Circular Route

GPS coordinates: 35.67417,139.77139

Latest update: March 9, 2025 12:16