Hvor er little tokyo ligger i los angeles?
Little Tokyo, Los Angeles
Det, der er tilbage af det oprindelige Little Tokyo, kan findes i ca. fem store byblokke. Det afgrænses mod vest af Los Angeles Street, mod øst af Alameda Street, mod syd af 3rd Street og mod nord af First Street, men omfatter også en stor del af kvarteret nord for First Street og vest for Alameda, hvor det japansk-amerikanske nationalmuseum, Go For Broke-monumentet og en række historiske butikker ligger langs nordsiden af First Street. I betonen foran disse butikker er der med bronzebogstaver indfældet en tidslinje, der viser butikkernes historie fra begyndelsen af det 20. århundrede til renoveringen af kvarteret i slutningen af 1980'erne. Mere generelt er Little Tokyo afgrænset af Los Angeles-floden mod øst, Los Angeles' centrum mod vest, L.A. City Hall og Parker Center mod nord og det nyligt navngivne Arts District (bestående af pakhuse, der er omdannet til lofts til beboelse og arbejde) mod syd.
Little Tokyo, Los Angeles
What is left of the original Little Tokyo can be found in roughly five large city blocks. It is bounded on the west by Los Angeles Street, on the east by Alameda Street, on the south by 3rd Street, and on the north by First Street, but also includes a substantial portion of the block north of First and west of Alameda, location of the Japanese American National Museum, the Go For Broke Monument, and a row of historic shops which lines the north side of First Street. A timeline has been set into the concrete in front of these shops, using bronze lettering, showing the history of each of the shops from the early 20th Century until the renovation of the district in the late 1980s. More broadly, Little Tokyo is bordered by the Los Angeles River to the east, downtown Los Angeles to the west, L.A. City Hall and the Parker Center to the north, and the newly named Arts District (made up of warehouses converted into live-work lofts) to the south.
Little Tokyo, Los Angeles