Harumi is a landfill, where it was said to be Tsukishima No. 4 at the time it was built.
When I was a child, nearly 30 years ago it was the image of a pier and a motor show.
Harumi is now a futuristic city with high-rise apartments and commercial facilities.
From the Harumi, you can see Tsukishima.
In the foreground there is a public corporation that was a good era of Showa.
Behind it is a high-rise apartment that makes you look into your head.
This Harumi Canal must have seen various times.
Slowly and slowly. It is a canal where you can feel the flow of time.
Evening of Harumi Canal
As the reclaimed land, Harumi was called the No.4 place of Tsukishima at the moment when it was built.
Around 30 years ago during my childhood, our image of Harumi was all about wharf and motor show.
Yet now Harumi turned out to be full of high-rise apartments and commercial facilities which give us a sense of near future.
We could enjoy the view of Tsukishima from Harumi.
The apartment houses could be seen on the near side reminds us of Japanese good old days of Showa Era. And after that are the high-rise apartments peep out a little.
Harumi Canal must have been experienced many periods till now, a canal which could sense the flow of time.
Harumi Harikawa Night
Harumi Honzei Land, originally named No. 4 Land.
Thirty years ago, in my childhood, Nari-like impression, "Old" Japanese "New Exhibition".
Naito's first Haruminami, a high-ranking commercial forest, and a near-futuristic urban area.
From the view of the ocean.
It's a public place like the Showa era. There is a slight dew angle in the back.
Harumi Harikawa's departure from the era of the end of the patronage.
At the time of the flow of the time, Harumi, the sense of the ability of the river is all the way.
