Last afternoon, I finished an errand in Fukagawa on the afternoon of the 23rd and walked on the terrace of the Sumida River after a long absence. The rain until the day before has risen, and clouds still remain, but it is gradually clearing. It was a good climate for walking around.
On the Sumida River Terrace near Ryogoku Bridge, the flowers are blooming and entertain the eyes of people walking on the terrace.
From here, go a little downstream and stop by "Hamacho Park" adjacent to the Sumida River.
At the baseball stadium, boys follow the white ball, and parents cheer through the fence. Such scenes can be seen, and it seems that it has become a refreshing season to enjoy sports.
The leaves of the trees in the park seemed to be a little colored, but is it because of it? I think it will be beautiful when autumn deepens. It is a park that I would like to visit again at that time.
When I returned to the Sumida River Terrace, I saw Shinohashi downstream. I looked back because many people waved their hands from a sightseeing boat floating on the river. In this season, it seems fun to go around the Sumida River by boat.
After passing the orange of Shinohashi, you will see the statue of Matsuo Basho staring at it and the Mannen Bridge on the Onagi River on the opposite bank.
And it was around Kiyosu Bridge that bloomed a lot of flowers. The blue finally appeared in the sky here, so I stayed a little longer.
To the Eitai Bridge, you pass many times with the jogging person. Some people read books or talk about them. The charm of the Sumida River Terrace is that you can spend time each person.
A sightseeing boat is about to go under the Eitai Bridge. There are many ships passing through the Sumida River, but today there are a type of sightseeing boat that can stand on the boat.
The Eitai Bridge, which is particularly narrow between the bridge girder and the surface of the water. It's a thrilling moment.
Enjoy the view of modern condominiums in River City in Tsukuda and cross the white Chuo-ohashi Bridge toward Tsukuda.
The statue of Messenger stands on the pier of Chuo-ohashi Bridge. The small monster occupying Jim here is a bird.
In the Messenger statue, there is a Pokemon gym. It's the story of the game.
A smartphone game called "Pokemon GO" released last summer.
The other day, when I reinstalled it for the first time in a year, I was surprised that it has changed in various ways. I can't keep up with you anymore.
However, recently, it seems that a function called "gym batch" has been added, and even if you can't catch or fight Pokemon, it's changed so that you can get something called "gym batch" just by getting close to the gym.
This batch differs from gym to gym, and if you get it while traveling, it will prove that you have visited it, so it will be a little memorial.
How to enjoy it depends on the idea. For example, if you are a castle lover, you may be able to enjoy collecting a batch of Pokemon gyms that will be in famous castles nationwide. You can also display the number of gyms you visit on the world map, so if you like traveling abroad, there may be a different way to enjoy it again.
Speaking of the landmark of the Sumida River, is it a bridge? Today, I tried to get a gym batch of Shinohashi, Kiyosubashi, Eitai Bridge, and Chuo-ohashi Bridge to collect even the bridge gym batch.
After crossing Chuo-ohashi Bridge, I came to Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge, despite being tempted to stroll through Tsukuda Island. When you come here, the tall St. Luke's Tower on the opposite bank is tall, so you just look up at the sky.
Today was the Autumn Equinox Day, wasn't it? I didn't care much about it. It's a little bit, but I feel like I was able to find autumn.
Clouds still remain, but "I hope it will be fine tomorrow." Maybe it's fine autumn tomorrow.
An event to solve the mystery while walking around the city begins 
And it's hard to return! （＾＾；）
