The building in the back is the Hibiya Public Hall (日比谷公会堂).
Category: Image Comparison
#18 Kyū Shiba Rikyū Onshi Garden 芝離宮恩賜公園
#17 Nicholai Hall ニコライ堂
This location is now known as the Holy Resurrection Cathedral.
#16 Earthquake Memorial Hall 震災記念堂
There is a small, two-floored museum to the right of this photo that showcases the aftermath of the 1923 Earthquake as well as the Tokyo air raids.
#15 Mountain Gate at Senkakuji 泉岳寺山門
#4 Akasaka Palace Main Gate 赤坂離宮正門
The high number of visitors is due to the palace’s waived entrance fee at the beginning of the year. The line to enter seemed never-ending. 
#3 Sakuradamon Gate 桜田門
#36 Marunouchi Building 丸ビル
The Marunouchi building we see in the 1932 image was completed in 1923. The same year, the Kantō Earthquake damaged the building. Reconstruction completed in 1926. In 1999, the building was destroyed by Mitsubishi Estate and the building we see today was completed in 2002.
#48 Tokyo Station 東京駅
Taking a picture from the same angle was impossible due to the high ground being fenced off. The station seen in the 1932 picture opened in 1914, but was destroyed in 1945 due to the air raids.
#2 Imperial Palace Ninomaru Neighborhood 宮城二の丸付近
I visited the Imperial Palace on the day of general visitation celebrating the new year (一般参賀) on January 2nd. For this reason, I could not take a picture from the same angle.
