Yotsugibashi

Yotsugibashi spans the Arakawa River, connecting the districts of Sumida and Katsushika through Japan National Route 6 at coordinates 35.731944, 139.828889.

The original wooden structure from 1922 was replaced by a steel truss bridge in 1952, enabling motor vehicle traffic between the eastern districts of Tokyo.

The name Yotsugibashi incorporates 'Yotsugi,' meaning 'four trees,' reflecting the agricultural heritage of the area that once featured extensive fields and greenery.

The bridge functions as a primary crossing point for vehicles and pedestrians, connecting multiple neighborhoods while providing access to local transportation networks.

During the post-war period, this bridge contributed to the transformation of surrounding areas from agricultural lands into urban developments.

Location: Yahiro

Location: Yotsugi

GPS coordinates: 35.73194,139.82889

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45