Tatsumi Shimbashi Bridge

The Tatsumi Shimbashi Bridge extends across 120.3 meters, connecting the neighborhoods of Minami-Koiwa and Kamiisshiki in Tokyo's eastern district.

The construction of this bridge followed the development pattern of Tokyo's extensive transportation network, which began with the first railway line in 1872.

The bridge connects communities where traditional Japanese customs remain active, with local festivals and ceremonies taking place throughout the year.

The bridge serves both vehicular and pedestrian traffic, providing essential access between residential areas and commercial districts in eastern Tokyo.

The structure incorporates elements that reflect both modern engineering standards and traditional Japanese bridge design principles within its architecture.

Location: Minami-Koiwa

Location: Kamiisshiki

Length: 120.3 m

GPS coordinates: 35.72650,139.87664

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46