Nishi Ward Bridge

The central part of Nishi Ward was sea until the middle of the Edo period, and the estuary of Katabira River was around Tennocho today.
Subsequent land reclamation created the current terrain surrounded by many rivers.
The names of places that are no longer used are left in the name of bridges, bridges related to the birth of modern water supply, bridges built in the reconstruction of the Great Kanto Earthquake, etc.
You can see various faces of Nishi Ward from the bridge, such as the bridge that became the subject of famous paintings.
By all means, please go around the bridge in the city.

• 01　Suidobashi
• 02　Owariya Bridge
• 03　Numano Bridge
• 04　Hiraokabashi Bridge
• 05　Hiranumaichino Bridge
• 06　Motohiranuma Bridge
• 07　Hiranuma Bridge
• 08　Banribashi Bridge
• 09　tsukijibashi Bridge
• 10　Hamamatsu Bridge
• 11　Bridge
• 12　Ogida Bridge
• 13　Hiranuma Nino Bridge
• 14　Nishihiranumabashi Bridge
• 15　Hiratobashi
• 16　Umekazaki Nindo Bridge
• 17　Umegasaki Bridge
• 18　Ishizaki Bridge
• 19　Shikishima Bridge
• 20　Takashimabashi Bridge
• 21　Asayamabashi Bridge
• 22　Ebosida Bridge
• 23　Fujie Bridge
• 24　Fujie Humanitarian Bridge
• 25　Simosita Bridge
• 26　Shimo-Shimando Bridge
• 27　Asaoka Bridge
• 28　Okano Bridge
• 29　Aratama Bridge
• 30　Ichino Bridge Humanitarian Bridge
• 31　Ichino Bridge
• 32　Utsumi Bridge
• 33　Uchiumi Mando Bridge
• 34　Saiwai Bridge
• 35　Nankou Bridge
• 36　Saiwai Bridge
• 37　Ninobashi
• 38　Kitakobashi
• 39　Nisitsuruya Bridge
• 40　Tsuruyabashi Bridge
• 41　Tsukimi Bridge
• 42　Kinkou Bridge
• 43　Minato Mirai Ohashi Bridge
• 44　Minato Mirai Bridge
• 45　Kokusaibashi Bridge
• 46　Goddess Bridge
• 47　Kasumi Bridge
• 48　Noge suspension bridge