Nagatachō, Government district in Japan
Nagatachō is the center of the Japanese government in Tokyo.
Several Japanese political parties have their headquarters in Nagatachō.
Nagatachō features a mix of Japanese architecture and modern skyscrapers.
The area is accessible via multiple subway lines, including the Nagatachō Station.
Nagatachō contains the National Diet Building, home to Japan's bicameral legislature.
Location: Chiyoda-ku
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Nagatachō is the center of the Japanese government in Tokyo.
The National Diet Library, located in Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, is Japan's largest library and one of the world's largest libraries.
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