Saikyo Avenue

Saikyo Avenue (Neo Japanese: 最強大通り) is a avenue located in western Shameimaru. It is an ethnic enclave for Bloxian-Irish, Luobese, Ro-French, and Ro-Indians immigrants. Saikyo Avenue was home to the famous Kozankyoese national broadcaster KBN. It is accessible for Namboku Line, Tozai Line, Dokomo line for Shameimaru Metro and Reiuji Tohoku Line, Namboku Line, Tozai Line, Circle Line, and Chūō Line commuter trains operated by TransShameimaru Municipal Commuter Railway. It is located in the district of Marunounchi (commonly known as Marunounchi District) and it was set by Bloxian Irish and Luobese immigrants since 1891.
== History ==
In 1891, Saikyo Avenue was incoporated by Bloxian Irish immigrants under the name "Irishtown Aveune" but, it was changed to "Saikyo Avenue" due to many people living are Neo-Japanese, Ro-Indians, and extensive immigrant population in Shameimaru. This was because when the Bloxian Irish immigrants moved to New London in Bloxia Kozankyo (alternatively known as Ro-British Kozankyo) to incoporate this avenue in western Shameimaru. 
Category:Avenues