is a principle local road that stretches from

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. With the Marukobashi intersection as the boundary, the direction of Gotanda is commonly called the Nakahara Highway, and the direction of Tsunashima is known as the .

Route description

Tsunashina Kaido has a total length of . The Tokyo, Kawasaki and Yokohama sections of the road have a length of 7,210, 3,276, and 9,540 m respectively.

References

{{reflist Roads in Tokyo Roads in Kanagawa Prefecture Prefectural roads in Japan