Last time (1st time), I took up Rei Kishijima, a historical place name, but this time, I would like to introduce a bridge that no longer exists has become the intersection name.
water. In the past, most districts were surrounded by Horiwari and rivers. Not to mention those who knew immediately after the war, there were watersides here and there until just before the Tokyo Olympics. There was a bridge, and people and cars were coming and going. After that, there are still several bridges that turned into the capital highway Michigami, but the bridges that were over the reclaimed river disappeared.
But it's a big deal! The name of the bridge in history remains. Sukiya Bridge, Kaji Bridge, Gofuku Bridge, etc., which everyone knows, are important points of transportation and are the names of intersections.
So, where is the intersection with the name of the bridge that is now missing in the photo?
Of course, everything is installed.
(1) Horai Bridge ("Rai" is a different character in heterogeneous characters), (2) Kurakake Bridge, (3) Tsuchihashi, (4) Yuuraku Bridge
*By the way, do you know the traffic sign at the right end of Tsuchihashi? I miss the mark of Daihachi car for some reason in this era. What is the reason for being installed at this intersection? This sign says "light vehicles other than bicycles are closed." *All photos were taken in May 2009.