Yamanote district

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The Yamanote district is the traditionally upscale, hilly area of Tokyo associated with the former samurai and upper classes, often contrasted with the older, more working-class Shitamachi lowlands.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf area of Tokyo
historical district
associatedWith business elites
government officials
intellectuals
contrastedWith Shitamachi NERFINISHED
country Japan
culturalMeaning symbol of modern, Westernized Tokyo
symbol of refinement in Tokyo
developedDuring late Edo period
furtherDevelopedDuring Meiji period NERFINISHED
hasJapaneseName 山の手 NERFINISHED
historicalFunction residential area for samurai retainers
historicallyAssociatedWith samurai class
upper classes
historicalOpposition Shitamachi lowlands NERFINISHED
historicalPopulation court nobles
military officers
samurai households
includesHistorically Akasaka area GENERATED
Azabu area GENERATED
Hongo area GENERATED
Koishikawa area GENERATED
Meguro area GENERATED
Ochanomizu area GENERATED
Shibuya area GENERATED
Shinjuku area GENERATED
Ushigome area GENERATED
Yotsuya area GENERATED
influencedBy Western-style urban planning
knownFor detached houses
elite schools
embassies
large estates
languageContrastWith Shitamachi dialect NERFINISHED
locatedIn Tokyo
Tokyo Metropolis NERFINISHED
locatedInTime Edo period NERFINISHED
notIdenticalTo Yamanote Line NERFINISHED
presentDayUsage cultural-geographical concept rather than official ward
relatedTo Yamanote Line NERFINISHED
relativeElevation higher than Shitamachi NERFINISHED
socialCharacter affluent
upscale
socialImage prestigious address in Tokyo
timePeriodOfConcept Edo to early Showa Japan
topography hilly area
urbanRole residential area for elites
urbanType low-rise residential

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shitamachi district contrastedWith Yamanote district
subject surface form: Shitamachi district