The other day, when I was having a conversation with a foreigner in Japanese and English, I heard impressive words.
Before opening, Tsukiji Ohashi was called "(currently) A Bridge to Nowhere".
I thought foreigners wouldn't make interesting expressions.
And I thought that this expression might be usable when explaining Tsukiji Ohashi to people coming to Japan from overseas in the future.
Even if it is not open, Tsukiji Ohashi is already a tourist resource.
When I was having Japanese/English conversation with non-Japanese person the other day, I heard something very unique.
Regarding the Tsukiji Ohashi (bridge) which is not yet operated, this person called it "(currently) A Bridge to Nowhere".
I found this expression very interesting and kept it in my mind so that if I ever have an opportunity to explain about the current bridge, this phrase could also be used.
Tsukiji Ohashi (bridge) is already one of the sightseeing resource.
Even things that are not on the track can sometimes be appreciated.
