Katsushika City Hall, Municipal government building in Tateishi, Japan
Katsushika City Hall is the administrative center for this eastern Tokyo ward, located in the Tateishi neighborhood. The building houses the various departments responsible for managing public services and administrative operations that serve the local population.
The city hall emerged from Tokyo's administrative reorganization in 1947, when Katsushika became one of the 23 special wards. This reform established the modern structure of Tokyo's ward system as it exists today.
The city hall functions as a central point for community gatherings where residents participate in local ceremonies, meetings, and administrative procedures.
Visitors can access important services at this building, including registration of births, deaths, and marriages, as well as permits for construction or business activities. The building is open to the public and serves as a central point for handling administrative matters.
The building coordinates at 35.743472 latitude and 139.847167 longitude place it near three major rivers: Edogawa, Arakawa, and Ayasegawa.
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