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This time, it is "Aromi Bridge". I'm familiar with the sightseeing test. The Tokyo Stock Exchange is right next to it, connecting Kayabacho and Koamicho. It is characterized by something like an armor or fan-shaped stone monument at the base.

In the Edo period, a short ferry boat of 50m2 seemed to be operating. Since that time it was called "handing of armor", it seems that it was named "armor bridge" when the first bridge was built in 1872. On the other side of the monument, there is a pole of the Crown Prince's wedding memorial.