Toyomi Bridge

tibia bridge の bridge

Original Text

This is said to have been rebuilt as a reconstruction bridge in 1945, which was built at the mouth of the Nihonbashi River, which flows into the Sumida River. It has a rare design in Japan called the Florendal Bridge, which has a look like a ladder sideways, and pays attention to "harmony with the city landscape" so that it matches the Eidai Bridge. It is said that it is valuable as a representative example of a heavy steel bridge, leaving the old form of a stop form in a simple design.

Bone Taiな tibia の bridge

Original Text

I often run along the Sumida River and pass by. Although it is a small bridge over a tributary of the Sumida River, the combination of thick steel frames is spectacular.

It's a rare bridge over the bottom stream of the Nihonbashi River.

Original Text

　Here, Toyokaibashi is built on the lowest stream near the Nihonbashi River, which flows through the boundary between Shinkawa １ chome and Nihonbashi Hakozaki-cho, Chuo-ku, and flows into the Sumida River. Completed in 1927, It is said that there are only a few rare and valuable bridges in Japan in the form of lying ladders, so I visited it. From the bridge over the upstream, it looks like a ladder lying down, but when you look close, it looks like a strong steel painted in white, and it is too big ...

It's one of my favorite bridges.

Original Text

It is a short bridge next to Eidai Bridge, but it has an impressive design. It is one of the reconstruction projects of the Great Earthquake with a white steel framework. It is very similar to Minato Minamitakahashi nearby. The bridge is under construction now. It seems that it will take until next spring. I am disappointed that Eidai Bridge is also under construction on a large scale. It is also used for TV locations.

it's small, but it has a presence.

Original Text

A small bridge in front of IBM over the Nihonbashi River. The Eidai Bridge is big and magnificent, so I don't think it's noticeable compared to it, but the white Toyokai Bridge against the background of the blue sky and Eidai Bridge is quite beautiful. Even if you are not a bridge enthusiast, be sure to take a walk around the Sumida River.