Futago Bridge

Futago Bridge is a railway bridge that crosses the Tamagawa River and connects Setagaya-ku and Takatsu-ku in Tokyo. The structure allows trains to move regularly between different stations serving the wider metropolitan area.

The bridge was built as part of Tokyo's infrastructure expansion to support transportation flow between residential areas. It reflects the development of the railway network that opened up the growing metropolitan region.

The name comes from the two districts it links across the river, a naming pattern common for bridges joining separate areas in Tokyo.

The best way to see the bridge is from the riverbank or from trains that regularly cross it. Visitors can explore the river area and use various viewpoints to see the structure from different angles.

The bridge spans precisely at coordinates 35.609731 latitude and 139.624919 longitude, marking a strategic point in Tokyo's railway infrastructure.

Location: Setagaya-ku

Location: Takatsu-ku

Length: 440.4 m

GPS coordinates: 35.60973,139.62492

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:46