Tour course

It is an artificial island in Koto Ward, a large park with stadiums and botanical gardens. At the beginning of the landfill, an airfield was planned.

The wholesale market opened in 2018 as an alternative facility for the Tsukiji Market. From the Shinonome Canal, you can see the fruit and vegetables that trade vegetables and fruits.

It was used at the Olympic volleyball venue. The warped roof is characteristic, and it is designed to reduce the reflection of sunlight on the surrounding apartments.

A building used in gymnastics. The feature is that the most wood is used among the Olympic facilities.

It is a park with a wedding hall and an outdoor BBQ place. It is famous for being used in various dramas and commercials.

From Tokyo Port, there are points that can be seen a little from the building. Please be careful of the announcement so that you do not miss it!

The official name is "Tokyo Port Liaison Bridge". The aim is a few days at the end of the year, which is actually lit up to Rainbow.

It is an artificial island that was built as a scaffold for the cannon when Perry arrived, and became the origin of the name of Odaiba. (Gundaiba → Odaiba → Odaiba)

Kaihin Park was used as a venue for triathlon at the Olympics. It is one of the best dusk night view spots in Tokyo.

An important cultural property planned along with Eiyo Bridge as a reconstruction project for the Great Kanto Earthquake. The point where you can see the Sky Tree in the center of the bridge from the downstream side is a must -see!

It is also called a "human help bridge" because it saved many lives without collapsing in the Great Kanto Earthquake. The next Ryogoku Bridge was called Ohashi Bridge, so it became Shin -Ohashi.

It is called Ryogoku Bridge because it crosses the two countries in the west Musashi country and Shimosanoku on the east side. Originally it was called Ohashi.

A first -class river that connects Inokashira Pond in Inokashira Park in Mitaka City as a water source. It is unusual for a river that flows through the city center, and is characterized by all of them on the ground.

On the promenade upstream from Ryogoku Bridge, there are many copied Nishiki paintings by Katsushika Hokusai and Utagawa Hiroshige. The fence along the river depicts 48 sumo wrestlers.

The origin of the name is that there were many shogunate rice brewery. The yellow color reminiscent of the color of the rice is impressive.

It came from the fact that many horses to transport rice were kept in this area in the Edo period. It is characterized by a glasswork designed with a horse.

A bridge near the subway Asakusa Station. There is Sensoji Temple on the Taito Ward side. The origin of the name is that it leads to Azuma Shrine on the east side.

It is a golden building inspired by beer, and the upper part is made like a bubble. The golden object on the side of the Super Dry Hall is a flame of Asahi Breweries, and the lower building is made in the image of a torch.

After crossing the iron bridge on the Tobu Railway Isesaki Line (Tobu Sky Tree Line), you can see cherry blossom trees on both banks of the river. In the cherry blossom season, night lighting is also performed.

The name of the bridge is derived from the waka wrote by Nogidaira in Hara.

It is 634m in height, boasting the world's number one in the world and the world's second largest tower. Different light -ups for each event are sighted.

Sumida River's only pedestrian bridge. In the spring, beautiful cherry blossoms were visible on both banks of the river, so it was named Sakurabashi. It is also called "X bridge" because it looks like an alphabet X when viewed from above.