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After crossing Chuo-ohashi Bridge, enter Tsukuda Park and head downstream along the terrace. We are in the season when fresh green is dazzling. On the other side, you can see the "Regishi Island water level station" and the mouth of the Kamejima River. The terrace is temporarily interrupted near "Ishikawajima Lighthouse".

Cross "Tsukudabori" at "Sumiyoshi Kobashi", and on the way down the slope, you will see the torii gate of "Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine" on your left. It's also fun to walk around here, which has a history of less than 380 years. We will return to the terrace again from "Tsukuda Island Ferry Terminal Ruins".

Walk along the Sumida River Terrace and go through Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge. There is a high-rise twin tower of "St. Luke Garden" tower in front of the Sumida River.

I met an interesting sight near the long-established restaurant "Tsukijisaku" on the opposite bank.

"Tokyo Sky Tree" on the right and "Tokyo Tower" on the back of Kachidokibashi on the left.

It is a valuable place where you can see the two super famous towers representing Tokyo, left and right.

Cross the Tsukishima River at the Tsukishima River Suimon Terrace connecting bridge completed in September 2020. Thanks to this connecting bridge, the Sumida River terrace from the vicinity of Tsukuda moat to the vicinity of Shinzuki Shimakawa in Kachidoki was connected to one.

The options for running and walking courses have increased, and you can enjoy the terrace more closely.

If you walk along the Sumida River Terrace and pass through Kachidokibashi, the opposite bank will be the site of Tsukiji Market. Most buildings have been dismantled.

Only the multi-story parking lot (Kachidoki-mon parking lot) along Harumi-dori St. and the Uguisu-color building, which was probably used as a wholesale fishery, are lonely.

The terrace is temporarily cut off near Hamamae sluice gate just before Shingetsu Shimakawa.

If you see a building with the logo "OVOL" on your left, go up the stairs on the terrace, cross the Shingetsu Shimakawa at Hamamaebashi right next to you, and pass through Tsukiji Ohashi.

As you walk along the road along the Sumida River, you will find "Kachidoki Viewing Park", which was introduced in the first blog of "Take-chan" on your right. You can also see the Sky Tree from here, but this time we will walk further to reach the mouth of the Sumida River.

Walk about 300m from the park to Kiyosumi-dori and turn right. Proceed to the construction site of "Toyomi District Redevelopment" toward Toyomi Fisheries Wharf. The end point of the city bus capital 04 and gate 33: Turn right at the pedestrian crossing near the Toyomi Fisheries Wharf stop and aim for the mouth of the Sumida River.

Toyomi-cho is a town with fisheries-related warehouses (refrigerators and freezers). I've heard that marine products transported from all over the country go directly to Toyosu Market, and some adjust the shipping time at a warehouse in Toyomi-cho. It is a town that creates a unique atmosphere in Chuo-ku.

Soon we arrived near the mouth of the Sumida River. Compared to the Sky Tree seen from Ryogoku Bridge, the size is much smaller, but the distance to the Sky Tree is still about 7.3 km. You can also see the male sky tree near this area near the southernmost tip of Chuo-ku.

This time, I went south from Ryogoku Bridge to the vicinity of the mouth of the Sumida River while watching the "Tokyo Sky Tree". If you are a good leg, you may be able to walk in one day, but why not try walking around the city near the Sumida River Terrace for several days?

Thank you very much.

※Near the mouth of the Sumida River is the end point of Tokyo Bus Metropolitan 04 and Gate 33: About a 5-minute walk from the Toyomi Fisheries Wharf stop.