Cross Tsukiji Ohashi from the left bank and from the middle, you can see Hamarikyu on your right when you look at the Sumida River. The distant view of Hamarikyu, which can not be seen from Kachidokibashi or from the boat.
I just heard the whistle of the pleasure boat entering the departure and arrival point of Hamarikyu.
As you proceed along the Tsukiji Ohashi Bridge, you can see the departure and arrival point across the canal as if you were picked up.
You can do it. There is a fun conversation among many tourists who get off from here.
English, Chinese, and Cantonese are especially louder than Japanese, and the bustle of the departure and arrival areas.
It's even more gorgeous.
To get to Tsukiji Ohashi, get off at Kachidoki Station on the Toei Oedo Line and walk 10 minutes.
Toei buses go from the south exit of Marunouchi, Tokyo Station bound for Toyomi Fisheries Pier.
From Kameido Station to Tsukishima Station, bound for Toyomi Fisheries Pier
Both are a 5-minute walk from Niijima Bridge.
＊It is also recommended to match the departure and arrival times of Hamarikyu on the Tokyo Cruise of Tokyo Kanko Kisen*.
Please note that is careful, and Hamarikyu is not seen from the sidewalk of the upper reaches.
