五街道





Disambig gray.svg  本文介紹的是日本江戶時代的五條交通要道。關於英國伯明罕市境內的同名地名，請見「五街道 (伯明罕)」。

















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日語寫法
日語原文
五街道
假名
ごかいどう
平文式罗马字
Gokaidō

五街道，是日本江戶時代以江戶（今 東京都）為起點的五條陸上交通要道，亦是當時代表全日本的總稱。這五街道分別如下：




  • 東海道－ 日本橋（江戶）～三条大橋（京都），1624年完成


  • 日光街道－日本橋（江戶）～日光坊中（下野國，今 栃木縣日光市），1636年完成


  • 奧州街道－宇都宮 ～白川（陸奥國，今 福島縣白河市），1646年完成


  • 中山道－日本橋（江戶）～草津宿（近江國，今 滋賀縣草津市），1694年完成


  • 甲州街道－日本橋（江戸）～下諏訪宿（信濃國，今 長野縣諏訪郡），1772年完成



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