The light-up of Eitai Bridge and Kachidokibashi on the Sumida River is now very beautiful.
The light blue bridge is Eitai Bridge, and the green bridge is Kachidokibashi.
Both are representative bridges of the Sumida River, which are designated as important cultural properties of the country, but the light source is actually fluorescent lamps.
Because of its nature, the lights are often cut off here and there.
Below is a photo from last spring, but the fluorescent lamps were cut off like this for quite a long time.
I've been waiting for it to be replaced, but this year it was finally replaced and finally all the lights went on.
I feel that the light has become more transparent than before. Charging is 100% complete.
From now on, the cherry blossom season is coming.
Enjoy the cherry blossoms together with the light blue of Eitai Bridge that has become beautiful ... It looks pretty good.
The photo is located on the dike in Shinkawa Park, Shinkawa District, Chuo Ward. It is promenade where cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring.
When you turn back on the spot, it is a typical night view spot in Tokyo. In addition, cherry blossoms are blooming ... It is surely a good Kanji.
It is promenade that I would like to come when the cherry blossoms bloom.
Kawazu Sakura, at the end of Shinkawa Park, at the end of Chuo-ohashi Bridge, is already a good Kanji.
On the other hand, the green Kachidokibashi.
One of the features of this bridge is that light is shining under the bridge.
When you go down a little on the terrace during a time when you don't usually walk, you'll see a powerful scenery.
Ah, a green light has already disappeared.
The red glow under the Tokyo Tower on the opposite bank is the light of Tsukiji Market, which is supposed to move to a new market in November next year.
I can't hear much about the market or after the move.
It means that the outside market will remain, but the lights in this market will eventually disappear.
Such a scene may be right now.
What kind of lights will I have next?
