Did you know that luxury cruise ships and ships from Japan and abroad are berthed at Harumi Wharf in Harumi, Chuo-ku? It is said that this "Harumi Wharf" is used when an overseas sailing ship pays a courtesy call to Japan, or when the Antarctic observation ship "Shirase" departs or returns to the port.
When I went for a walk at Harumi Wharf on May 20, a luxury cruise ship was parked.
According to the seafarer, this ship leaves Kobe Port, goes around Japan around the left, stops at ports at key points, and as a major event, the `` Annular solar eclipse '' on May 21 It was to see from off the Pacific Ocean.
Here at Harumi Wharf, besides watching these when luxury cruise ships and ships are anchored, you can also go 
up to the Harumi Passenger Terminal Observation Deck or have a barbecue
at Harumi Wharf Park. In addition, events such as the Tokyo Bay Fireworks Festival will be held at the Tokyo Minato matsuri and Harumi Wharf Park off the coast of Harumi Wharf.
Rainbow Bridge from observation deck To Tokyo Tower from observation deck Barbecue at Harumi Wharf Park
Harumi Wharf Park has a fountain and observation deck, and in the center of the park there is a monument to the New York New Jersey Garden, where trees were planted to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the sister port partnership between Tokyo Port and New Jersey Port in New York (↓).
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Access to Harumi Wharf
Tokyo Metropolitan Transportation Bureau Official Website http://www.tobusdeiko.jp/spot/park/harumi.html
Chuo-ku Tourism Association website:
"Night View of Tokyo Bay" from Harumi Wharf has been selected as one of the Eight Night Views in Chuo-ku.
http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/ohako/
Harumi Passenger Terminal (Harumi Wharf)
http://www.chuo-kanko.or.jp/spot/night_view/night_view03.html
for its cherry blossoms, is a friendship city in Chuo-ku?
