Edo Bridge - Chuo City

Name: Edo Bridge - Chuo City
Address: 1 Chome-19 Nihonbashi, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0027, Japan, 103-0027, Japan

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住所：	1 Chome-19 Nihonbashi, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0027, Japan
Postal code :	103-0027
カテゴリ：	Bridge ,

1 Chome-19 Nihonbashi, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0027, Japan

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C	Château Mqrgaux on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日本橋郵便局のすぐ側にあります。東京は、歴史的に都であったことから、粋だなと思います。正直、これで川も綺麗であれば言うことないのですが・・・。 It is right next to Nihonbashi Post Office. I think Tokyo is smart because it was historically a capital. To be honest, I wouldn't say if the river is beautiful ...
T	Takahiro Ex. (jiangkou) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年5月10日江戸橋IC廃止… 記念にパチリ！ May 10, 2021 Edobashi IC abolished ... Click to commemorate!
矢	矢野英明 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ C1都心環状線の江戸橋出入口は2021年5月10日(月)午前0時に廃止です。 The Edo Bridge entrance on the C1 Central Circular Route will be closed at midnight on May 10, 2021 (Monday).
楽	楽太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 普段の生活では、ただ通過するだけでしたが常々気になっていた橋です。今夜は仕事帰りにゆっくりと橋の周辺を散策してみました。橋の上では夏の暑さから開放してくれる涼風でまったりとしながら歴史を感じさせてくれる欄干をしみじみと眺めゆっくりさせて頂きました。この立派な橋を美しく維持管理に努めてくださる皆様方に感謝致します。どうもありがとうございました。 In my daily life, it was a bridge that I was only interested in, but I was always worried. Tonight I took a leisurely stroll around the bridge on my way home from work. On the bridge, I took a leisurely look at the balustrade that let you feel the history while relaxing with the cool breeze that releases from the heat of summer. We would like to thank all of you who have been striving to maintain this beautiful bridge beautifully. Thank you very much.
A	AnjinKojyo江上庵人 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 〔江戸橋／Edo-hashi Bridge〕江戸時代、このあたりは町人文化の中心として賑わっていました。そのために江戸橋と名付けられたようです。《東京の中心》 1630年頃、最初の橋が架けられました。それ以来、数回の架け替えがありましたが、常に江戸・東京の中心を支える橋として機能してきました。《交通の要衝》現在の橋は昭和通りにかかっていますが、その上を首都高のジャンクションがあり、首都東京の交通の要衝となっています。ここら辺り、川幅が広く、長い橋が架かっています。〔アクセス〕都営浅草線江戸橋駅徒歩３分地下鉄日本橋駅徒歩８分 [Edo-hashi Bridge] During the Edo period, this area was bustling as the center of tradesman culture. It seems that it was named Edo Bridge for that reason. 《Center of Tokyo》 Around 1630, the first bridge was built. Since then, it has been replaced several times, but it has always functioned as a bridge that supports the center of Edo and Tokyo. 《Transportation hub》 The current bridge spans Showa-dori, but there is a junction of the Metropolitan Expressway above it, which is a transportation hub for the capital Tokyo. Around here, the river is wide and there are long bridges. 〔access〕 3 minutes walk from Edobashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line 8 minutes walk from Nihonbashi Subway Station
&	& INO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日本橋の上をまたぐ首都高が撤去される予定と報道されたが、ここ江戸橋の上にも同じく首都高が走っていることはあまり語られない(-.-#) 『道』の中心(起点)は日本橋とのことだが『江戸』の中心は江戸橋ではなかろうか(-_- ) それにしても神田川から枝分かれするこの川に架かる橋は、どれも重厚感のある素敵な佇まいである。(T^T)? It was reported that the Metropolitan Expressway that straddles Nihonbashi will be removed, but it is not often said that the Metropolitan Expressway is also running here on Edobashi (-.- #) It is said that the center (starting point) of "Michi" is Nihonbashi, but the center of "Edo" is probably Edobashi (-_-). Even so, the bridges over this river, which branches off from the Kanda River, all have a profound and wonderful appearance. (T ^ T) ?
タ	ターニー530 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 首都高の地下化を聞いて、朝方の人がいない時間帯に見てきました。日本橋を強調されますが、この江戸橋も立派ですね。いつになるかわかりませんが、首都高が無くなった時の様子が楽しみです。 When I heard about the undergroundization of the Metropolitan Expressway, I saw it in the morning when there were no people. Nihonbashi is emphasized, but this Edobashi is also excellent. I don't know when it will be, but I'm looking forward to seeing when the Metropolitan Expressway disappears.
J	Jedi Master on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Probably you would say..why four stars if there is barely anything to see? The answer is that the little left over left is actually the real deal..what was left of the original bridge that joined the heart of japan with the rest of the country in the Edo period. It is not what you can actually see but what it represents..the non existing parts were destroyed during WWII. Tokyo doesn’t have a lot of original monuments or buildings because of different wars... so this is one of the remains of one of the most important eras in Japanese history.