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Harumi's landmark, Triton Square, is now visible.

The terrace facing the Asashio Canal is very comfortable and wonderful at this time.

The illuminations in December are also impressive.

The bus stop at Harumi Sanchome is in front of Triton.

Turn left at the intersection of "Harumi Bridge West" and you will see the Sky Tree on your right.

Let's cross the Asashio Canal at Asashio Ohashi.

The contrast between high-rise apartments and houseboats.

It's a nostalgic, new, and very comfortable view.

Cross the canal and go straight through the Tsukishima and Tsukuda districts.

Next, let's cross the Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge.

On the right is the tower apartments of River City 21.

And you can also see the Sky Tree in Chuo-ohashi Bridge.

When you get off "Tsukuda-ohashi Bridge", turn left and it is "Akashicho".

The atmosphere is wonderful, leaving the impression of the foreign settlement on the street.

There is a bus stop in front of St. Luke Hospital.

Turn right at the intersection of "Kachidokibashi Nishi" and you will find the site of Tsukiji Market.

It seems that it will be a parking lot at the time of the Olympics. If you are lucky enough to pass the construction vehicle, you can see inside.

・・It's gone out of sight.

The landmark at the Tsukiji 4-chome intersection is the Tsukiji KY Building.

It was renewed with Kuma Kengo Design & Design. It seems to have been living in Tsukiji for 10 years.

Aluminum panels with wood grain patterns are lined up on the wall, and the lighting up at night is also very beautiful.

After this intersection, you will find a bus stop at Tsukiji Sanchome.

When you cross the Mannen Bridge, you will see Kabukiza on your right.

I wonder if this design and design was also Kuma Kengo, right? You are an architect who is excited now.

At first, he was thinking of a simpler design, but he was pushed by public opinion and settled in a form close to restoration.

The beautiful and huge tang gable has become a "sightseeing spot" where everyone can look up and take pictures.

Turn left at "Mihara Bridge" and proceed along Sotobori-dori St.

The next bus stop is Ginza Nishi 6-chome.

Go straight on Nishi Ginza Street (Sotobori-dori St.), turn left at Gofuku Bridge in the midst of redevelopment, and you will soon be at the Nihonbashi intersection.

Here, it was introduced in many media as a point where athletes can support three times on the Tokyo Olympic Marathon Course.

Unfortunately, it has become a phantom course, but it is also a course of the "Tokyo Marathon", so please take a look at the cityscape as if you were a player.

If you glimpse the Nihonbashi intersection on your left, you can see the lion statue of Nihonbashi.

Beyond that, there is a bus stop at Nihonbashi.

If you cross the Nihonbashi River at Kayaba Bridge, it will soon be Suitengu.

You can see the outbound route better.

Turn left at this intersection to Ningyocho-dori.

At the corner of the intersection, there is the "Mihara Domoto Store" introduced earlier.

On Ningyo-dori, there are two clock towers of Karakuri Ogura, "Machi Fire Extinguishing" and "Edo Rakugo".

It moves at exactly what time (00 minutes).

You can listen to the fun story of Edo dialect, so be sure to go at any time.

I'll continue on the next time.

In the bus, I would like to fully talk about the history as well as the story of delicious shops.

It runs every 15 minutes from 9:00, so please come and play! (No application required)

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