Safety and Disaster Preparedness Around Akabanebashi

Source checked: 2026-09-11

Map & surroundings

Walking-area guide: 500m / 800m / 1km

Nearest station: Akabanebashi

Safety assessment around Akabanebashi should cover traffic and natural hazards as well as crime. Sakurada-dori and other main roads carry substantial traffic, so pedestrians and cyclists should use normal urban caution. Minato City publishes tsunami, liquefaction, shaking and inundation hazard maps; its main hazard-map page was updated on September 9, 2026. Higashiazabu 1-3, Mita 1-3 and parts of Shiba-koen 3-4 are among neighborhoods that contain areas covered by Tokyo's landslide-related designations. This does not mean that every property in those chome is in a designated zone, so the exact address must be checked on the official map. Lower ground near the Furukawa River should also be checked for inundation exposure. Minato City's disaster-prevention app provides hazard maps, shelters and rainfall and water-level information.

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