“A bridge with no special features.” That’s what one visitor said about the \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b. But, look closer. It is more than just a way to cross the river.
Hello everyone. Welcome to the \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b. This bridge spans across the Shibaura River in Tokyo’s Minato ward.
The \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b links Minato’s Konan 1-chome to Konan 3 and 4-chome. “Konan” means southern end of the Minato ward.
Built in March 1979, the \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b measures 72 meters in length. Its width is 27.5 meters. Imagine this structure erected nearly half a century ago.
From the \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b you can see different views. Downstream, you can see the cityscape. Upstream, more of the river.
Standing on the \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b. Look to the river below. Seagulls fly over the water. On the banks, you might spot cormorants.
The closest train stations to the \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b are Takanawa Gateway and Shinagawa. The Takanawa Gateway Station is about 710 meters away. Shinagawa Station is about 910 meters away.
Several bus stops are also nearby. These include Konan 1-chome and Mita Terrace. You can reach the \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b easily by bus.
Nearby landmarks include the Shinagawa Prince Hotel. It is about 1160 meters away. The Epson Aqua Park Shinagawa is also close. It is about 1230 meters away.
Visitors appreciate the \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b, especially at night. The surrounding scenery and waterfront views are beautiful.
The \u65b0\u6e2f\u5357\u6a4b is more than just concrete and steel. It is a vantage point. It connects people. It offers a slice of Tokyo’s life.