Tsunohazu Girder

The Tsunohazu Girder spans across the Ōme Kaidō highway, supporting multiple train tracks that connect different sections of the metropolitan transportation network.

Built in April 1927, this railway bridge emerged during a period of rapid infrastructure development in Tokyo to accommodate the growing demands of urban rail transit.

The bridge represents the early modernization of Japanese transportation systems, marking the transition from traditional methods to advanced railway engineering solutions.

Located at coordinates 35.692414, 139.7002, the bridge carries numerous train lines daily and serves as a central point for commuters traversing the Shinjuku district.

The structure combines the functions of both a railway bridge and an overpass, demonstrating the efficient use of space in Tokyo's dense urban environment.

Location: Shinjuku

Inception: April 1927

GPS coordinates: 35.69241,139.70020

Latest update: March 10, 2025 10:03