As a custom of the past few years, I use the day of the New Year holidays to walk around Kachidoki and Harumi. This area seems to be a construction rush for the Tokyo Olympics next year. As a result, this year it was a little restless sight. There were many places under construction, and Harumi Wharf Park was also off-limits.
First of all, I went to Toyo-in, where the tombstone of Jukasha 19 is located in the indoor cemetery. At the entrance, there are an explanatory version and nineteen stone monuments written by Musei Tokugawa.
▲Toyoin
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▲Explanatory version of Jukasha 19 (left) and 19 stone monuments
Cross the Niijima Bridge on Kiyosumi-dori, turn left at the second traffic light and head for Asashio Kobashi. Asashio Kobashi is a bridge dedicated to bicycles and pedestrians.
▲Staircase to Kobashi (left) and Asashio Kobashi
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▲View from Asashio Kobashi (right: southeast / Tokyo Bay, left: northeast / Harumi Canal)
Next, we headed for the Harumi Trade Fair venue monument I visited for the first time. It was located in a corner of the premises of the Central District Incineration Plant. My debut at the Tokyo Motor Show was here (nostalgic....)
▲Harumi Trade Fair Venue Monument
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▲Chimneys at the Central District Incineration Plant
From the chimney of the Incineration Plant to Harumi Wharf.
I'm building a number of large buildings. For this reason, there are many roads that are restricted to traffic, and a few years ago, Harumi Wharf, which could be seen from a distance, is difficult to see. If you finally arrive at the passenger ship terminal, this time the adjacent Harumi Wharf Park is off-limits!
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However, I was relieved to find a series of hearts that I found a few years ago, a self-proclaimed "power spot that calls happiness". Can you find it?
▲Self-proclaimed "Power Spot Calling Happiness"
At the end of this Burari Walk, I went home from Harumi Island Triton Square, crossing the simple and beautiful "Sakura Kobashi", which opened last year.
▲The angle of my favorite Triton Square.
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▲Triton Square is also wonderful!
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▲Sakura Kobashi
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▲View north from the top of Sakura Kobashi
Harumi in winter has many points I want to introduce, but this time it will be a curtain here.
