Yokohane Route

Route K1 begins at the Haneda interchange in Ōta as a continuation south for the Haneda Route into Kanagawa Prefecture. From this northern terminus, it travels southwest out of Tokyo, crossing in to the eastern part of the city of Kawasaki in Kanagawa Prefecture. The largest junction along the Yokohane Route in Kawasaki is at Daishi Junction where the highway meets the Kawasaki Route at its western terminus. In Yokohama, the expressway intersects the Yokohama North Route, the Daikoku Route, National Route 15, the Mitsuzawa Route, and National Route 1. Route K1 meets its southern terminus at Ishikawachō Junction with the Kariba Route.{{cite web|title=横羽線|url=https://www.shutoko.jp/use/network/map/route-k1/|language=ja|work=Metropolitan Expressway|access-date=13 November 2019}}

The speed limit along almost the entire length of the Yokohane Route is set at 60 km/h. The only exception is at the southern terminus of the route between Yokohama-kōen and Ishikawachō Junction where the limit is lowered to 50 km/h.{{cite web|title=首都高速道路速度規制図|trans-title=Shuto Expressway Speed Regulation Map|url=https://www.totokyo.or.jp/safety/topics/file/anzensoukousienguid/p24_25-syutokoseigensokudozu.pdf|language=ja|access-date=14 November 2019}}

The first section of the Yokohane Route was opened to traffic on 19 July 1968 between the interchanges at Asada and Higashikanagawa. Later that year, on 28 November, the expressway was extended north to its current northern terminus at Haneda. Next it was extended south to Kinkō Junction on 7 August 1972. It was extended further to the south, terminating at an interchange at Yokohama-kōen on 7 March 1978. The Yokohane Route was completed upon completion of its extension south to its southern terminus at Ishikawachō Junction on 2 February 1984.{{cite web|title=首都高の歴史|url=https://www.shutoko.jp/fun/history/|language=ja|work=Metropolitan Expressway|access-date=13 November 2019}} Work began in 2015 to replace the Daichi Bridge that carries that expressway over the Tama River after fatigue cracks were found throughout the old bridge. The replacement project is set to be completed in 2023.{{cite web|title=Major Renovations to Metropolitan Expressway Structures|url=https://www.shutoko.co.jp/en/index/about/road/renovations/|work=Metropolitan Expressway|access-date=27 November 2019}}

File:Haneda Exit1.jpg|The northern terminus of the route at Haneda

File:Daishi bridge.jpg|The Daishi Bridge over the Tama River. The Yokohane Route is carried by the bridges on the left. While Tonomachi-dōri is carried by the bridges on the right

File:Metropolitan Expressway Namamugi JCT1.JPG|Namamugi Junction

File:Yokohanesen.JPG|The expressway near Koyasu

File:Kinko JCT 1.jpg|Kinkō Junction

File:Shuto expressway yokohama park.jpg|The expressway near its southern terminus

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|location_special=Ōta

|km=0.0

|exit=150

|type=trans

|name=Haneda

|road={{jct|country=MEX|extra=airport}}{{jct|country=JPN|Route|131}} / Tokyo Metropolitan Route 311 (Kanpachi-dōri) – Haneda, Kamata
File:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign C1.svgFile:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign 1-Haneda.svg Haneda Route – to Inner Circular Route

|notes=Northern terminus, expressway continues north as the Haneda Route

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{{JPNint|exit|name

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|pspan=16

|location_special=Kawasaki

|lspan=5

|km=0.4

|exit=151

|type=incomplete

|name=Daishi

|road=File:Japanese National Route Sign 0409.svg Kanagawa Prefecture Route 6 (Tonomachi-dōri) – to National Route 409, Ukishima, Central Kawasaki

|notes=Southbound exit, northbound entrance

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{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=0.5

|exit=—

|name=Daishi Toll Booth/Parking Area

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{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=0.7

|exit=152A

|type=incomplete

|name=Daishi

|road={{jct|country=JPN|Route|409|name1=Daishi Michi}} – Kawasaki Station, Ukishima
File:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign B.svgFile:JP Expressway CA.svgFile:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign K6.svg Kawasaki Route – to Bayshore Route, Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line

|notes=Southbound entrance, northbound exit; western terminus of the Kawasaki Route

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{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=4.5

|exit=153

|type=incomplete

|name=Hamakawasaki

|road=Kanagawa Prefecture Route 6 (Sangyo-dōro) – Minamisaiwaichō, Asadachō

|notes=Southbound exit, northbound entrance

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{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=6.4

|exit=152

|type=incomplete

|name=Asada

|road=Kanagawa Prefecture Route 6 (Sangyo-dōro) – Ikeda, Kawasaki Station

|notes=Southbound entrance, northbound exit

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{{JPNint|exit|name

|location_special=Yokohama

|lspan=11

|km=7.4

|exit=155

|type=incomplete

|name=Shiori

|road=Kanagawa Prefecture Route 6 (Sangyo-dōro) – Tsurumi Station

|notes=Southbound exit, northbound entrance

}}

{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=9.1

|exit=—

|name=Namamugi

|road=File:JP Expressway E83.svgFile:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign K7.svg Yokohama North Route west – to Daisan-Keihin Road, Shin-Yokohama
File:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign B.svgFile:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign K5.svg Daikoku Route south – to Bayshore Route

|notes=

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{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=9.7

|exit=154

|type=incomplete

|name=Namamugi

|road=File:Japanese National Route Sign 0015.svg Kanagawa Prefecture Route 6 (Sangyo-dōro) – to National Route 15, Daikoku Wharf, Tsurumi Station

|notes=Southbound entrance, northbound exit

}}

{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=10.6

|exit=157

|type=incomplete

|name=Moriyachō

|road=Kanagawa Prefecture Route 6 (Sangyo-dōro) – Ebisuchō, Moriyachō

|notes=Southbound exit, northbound entrance

}}

{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=10.8

|exit=159,160

|name=Koyasu

|road=File:Japanese National Route Sign 0015.svg Frontage road – to Daiichi-Keihin, Ebisuchō, Moriyachō, Shinkoyasu

|notes=

}}

{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=12.6

|exit=161,162

|name=Higashikanagawa

|road={{jct|country=JPN|Route|15|name1=Daiichi-Keihin}} – Rokkakubashi, Mizuho Wharf

|notes=

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|km=14.0

|exit=—

|name=Kinkō

|road=File:JP Expressway E83.svgFile:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign K2.svg Mitsuzawa Route west – to Daisan-Keihin Road, Yokohama Shindō, Yokohama Station

|notes=Eastern terminus of the Mitsuzawa Route

}}

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|km=14.1

|exit=164

|name=Yokohama Station East Entrance

|road={{jct|country=JPN|Route|1|name1=Tōkaidō}} – Aokibashi, Yokohama Portside, Underground square

|notes=

}}

{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=15.3

|exit=165,166

|name=Minatomirai

|road=Ichō-dōri – Sakuragichō, Conference Center

|notes=Part of this interchange was previously known as Midorichō Ramp before it was upgraded into a full interchange"横浜博覧会公式記録" YOKOHAMA EXOTIC SHOWCASE '89, March 1990. 巻末の会場全体図を参照

}}

{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=19.0

|exit=167,168

|name=Yokohama-kōen

|road=

|notes=

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{{JPNint|exit|name

|km=19.7

|exit=—

|name=Ishikawachō

|road=File:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign B.svgFile:JP Expressway CA.svgFile:Shuto Urban Expwy Sign K3.svg Kariba Route – to Bayshore Route, Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line

|notes=Southern terminus

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