Kachidoki Museum of Bridges

Name: Kachidoki Museum of Bridges
Address: Tsukiji, Chuo City, 〒104-0045 Tokyo,Japan, Tokyo, Japan

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Contact Kachidoki Museum of Bridges

住所：	Tsukiji, Chuo City, 〒104-0045 Tokyo,Japan
電話：	📞 +87
Webサイト：	http://www.kensetsu.metro.tokyo.jp/jigyo/road/kanri/gaiyo/kachidoki/index.html
カテゴリ：	Technology museum ,
街：	Tokyo

Tsukiji, Chuo City, 〒104-0045 Tokyo,Japan

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K	Kamonosuke on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 無料ですが、展示内容が充実しており、勝鬨橋の歴史が学べます。狭いスペースに稼働する模型やモーターなどが上手く展示されていて面白い。勝鬨橋にかつて路面電車が走っていたとは・・・胸熱です・・・。 It's free, but the exhibits are extensive and you can learn about the history of Kachidoki Bridge. It is interesting that models and motors that operate in a small space are well exhibited. The tram used to run on Kachidoki Bridge is ... heart-warming ...
T	Taku on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 勝どき橋についての資料が見られるのですが、無料の割に良いです。 You can see materials about Kachidoki Bridge, but it's good for free.
乙	乙名丹次郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 昭和45年を最後に、開くことのなくなった勝鬨橋。その築地側のたもとにある、無料の資料館。隅田川に架かる橋は、多彩な様式で建造されており、文化史的価値も高いが、ここでまとめて勉強してから見て回るのも宜しかろう。 Kachidoki Bridge, which has never opened since the year of 1970. A free museum at the base of the Tsukiji side. The bridge over the Sumida River is built in a variety of styles and has a high cultural history value, but it would be a good idea to study here before looking around.
ヤ	ヤマザキアキラ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 凄い存在感を感じました。鉄骨表面のボルト模様が、レトロで、時代の経過を感じさせます。今は、稼働する事の無い開閉橋。橋からの眺めも絶景でした。 I felt a great presence. The bolt pattern on the surface of the steel frame is retro and makes you feel the passage of time. Right now, there is no open / closed bridge. The view from the bridge was also superb.
お	おくまさま on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ これだけ？と思うほど限られた施設ですが見どころはたくさんあります。建物は橋を稼働させる電気の変電所だったそうで、2階に当時の電気設備が展示されていました。コロナ前は橋脚部運転室と機械室の見学ツアーもあったそうです。ここのあとで本物の勝鬨橋を見ると、一層興味深いですよ。もういちど稼働している姿を見てみたいですね。ポストカードや栞も無料でもらえます。 only this? Although it is a limited facility, There are many highlights. It seems that the building was an electrical substation that operates the bridge, and the electrical equipment of that time was exhibited on the second floor. It seems that there was a tour of the pier driver's cab and machine room in front of Corona. It's even more interesting to see the real Katsuhiki Bridge after this one. I would like to see it in operation again. You can get postcards and bookmarks for free.
D	D. Zawa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 勝鬨橋の歴史が良く解る施設。橋が架けられるまでの状況や工事の経過、完成後の映像が見られる。何故跳開橋という形にしたのかも映像を見て初めて解った。施設の建物は元々橋を挙げるための電力を交流から直流に変換する変電所であった。一つの橋の成り立ちを通して近代から現在に至るまでの物流の変遷を無料で学べる所であるが、残念ながら只今休業中である。 A facility where you can understand the history of Kachidoki Bridge. You can see the situation until the bridge was built, the progress of the construction, and the video after completion. It was not until I saw the video that I understood why it was shaped like a jumping bridge. The building of the facility was originally a substation that converts alternating current to direct current to raise the bridge. It is a place where you can learn about the transition of logistics from modern times to the present for free through the formation of one bridge, but unfortunately it is currently closed.
o	ohitorisama go on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 面白かった9時30分と早いオープンも嬉しい遠いイメージがあったけど銀座のからも歩いていける距離なので午前中に空いたじかんあればぜひ実際に橋が動いて舟が通るミニチュアがあり感動した無料施設 I am glad that it opened as early as 9:30, which was interesting. I had an image of it being far away, but it's within walking distance from Ginza, so if you have a free time in the morning, be sure to check it out. I was impressed by the miniature that the bridge actually moved and the boat passed. Free facility
Z	Zachary Hubbell on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Interesting small museum about the historic Kachidoki Bridge. Limited English, but interesting nonetheless. You can spend about 15 min here, even if you're a bridge enthusiast.