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It is derived from the fact that it was built to the area called Eidaijima in the old days, but there is also a theory that it included the 50-year-old celebration of the 5th Shogun Tsunayoshi. In Culture 4 (1807), the bridge girder fell due to congestion toward the festival of Fukagawa Hachiman, and more than 1,500 people drowned. It is an important cultural property of the country. What you can see in the distance is the Sky Tree.

A beautiful and elegant female suspension bridge modeled on a suspension bridge in Cologne, Germany, as a bridge paired with Eitai Bridge with a masculine impression. The lit up at night is also feminine and beautiful. The name of Kiyosubashi is derived from the connection between Kiyosumi-cho, Fukagawa-ku and Nihonbashi Nakasu-cho. It is an important cultural property of the country. What you can see in the distance is the Sky Tree.

A bridge built in 1964, when the Tokyo Olympics were held (1964), replacing Tsukuda's ferry. The Tsukuda River flowed between Tsukuda Island and Tsukishima, but it was reclaimed by the construction of Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge, and the two islands were connected to the ground. During the construction, the Tsukuda Bridge over the Tsukuda River was removed, and the completion of the bridge revealed that the ferry, which had been running for more than 300 years since the Edo period, disappeared.
A relief describing the origin of Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge is installed on the balustrade of the bridge. Over there is Okawabata River City.

Tsukiji Ohashi is a bridge connecting "Kachidoki" and "Tsukiji". It is the most downstream and the newest bridge in the Sumida River. This new bridge was opened on November 4, 2018. You can see Tokyo Tower beyond the bridge.

Chuo-ohashi Bridge is a bridge over the Sumida River and spans Yaesu Street.
The west bank is Shinkawa 2-chome, Chuo-ku, and the east bank is Tsukuda 1-chome, Chuo-ku.
In the middle of the bridge, there is a Sachkin sculpture "Messenger", which was given by France as a sign of friendship. The dignified appearance of the Ikumoto cable extending from the main tower makes it even more beautiful with the night lit up. What you can see in the distance is the Sky Tree.

In 1905 (1905), a “Kachidoki no Ferry” connecting Tsukiji and Tsukishima was set up to commemorate the fall of Port Arthur in the Russo-Japanese War. It was named "Kachidokibashi" because of this ferry.

Kachidokibashi was completed in 1940 as the main gate of the World Exposition.
It was open three times a day, about 20 minutes at a time, making it possible for large ships to pass through. In addition, the Toden opened on December 24, 1947.

However, since 1964, when the Tokyo Olympics were held, the number of jumps has fallen below 100 times a year, and no longer jumps at the end of November 29, 1970.

Kachidokibashi is designated as a national important cultural property.