TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 034 Tokyo SKYTREE

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 034 Tokyo SKYTREE
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 034 Tokyo SKYTREE
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 034 Tokyo SKYTREE
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 034 Tokyo SKYTREE
In modern Tokyo, there were three towers symbolizing the times. Ryounkaku (1890), Tokyo Tower (1958), Tokyo Sk […] ...

Tokyo infrastructure 044 Katsushika harp bridge

  • Tokyo infrastructure 044 Katsushika harp bridge
  • Tokyo infrastructure 044 Katsushika harp bridge
  • Tokyo infrastructure 044 Katsushika harp bridge
  • Tokyo infrastructure 044 Katsushika harp bridge
  • Tokyo infrastructure 044 Katsushika harp bridge
Currently divided into Arakawa, Nakagawa was the mainstream of the Tone River and Arakawa before the Tone Rive […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 008 Tsukiji-Ohashi Bridge

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 008 Tsukiji-Ohashi Bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 008 Tsukiji-Ohashi Bridge
This new bridge in the city center is built on the most downstream of the Sumida River. It connects Tsukiji an […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 021 Edobashi Junction

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 021 Edobashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 021 Edobashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 021 Edobashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 021 Edobashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 021 Edobashi Junction
Usually, the highway junction passes along with the surrounding landscape. However, in the case of Metropolita […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 032 Showa-dori Street & Yasukuni-dori Street

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 032 Showa-dori Street & Yasukuni-dori Street
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 032 Showa-dori Street & Yasukuni-dori Street
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 032 Showa-dori Street & Yasukuni-dori Street
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 032 Showa-dori Street & Yasukuni-dori Street
After the Great Kanto Earthquake in 1923, most of the reconstruction budget was spent on the road project. The […] ...

Tokyo Infrastructure 059 Nogawa River Nature Restoration Project

  • Tokyo Infrastructure 059 Nogawa River Nature Restoration Project
  • Tokyo Infrastructure 059 Nogawa River Nature Restoration Project
  • Tokyo Infrastructure 059 Nogawa River Nature Restoration Project
  • Tokyo Infrastructure 059 Nogawa River Nature Restoration Project
Some people doubt whether dongo pond and wet Yoshihara in the dandelion, this is really a civil engineering pr […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 050 Murayama-Yamaguchi Reservoir

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 050 Murayama-Yamaguchi Reservoir
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 050 Murayama-Yamaguchi Reservoir
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 050 Murayama-Yamaguchi Reservoir
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 050 Murayama-Yamaguchi Reservoir
東京には、湖が２つある。多摩湖と奥多摩湖である。県境を跨いで多摩湖に隣接する狭山湖を加えて、３つと言ってよいかもしれない。これらに共通するのは、いずれも東京都民の水がめとしてつくられた人造湖であるということ。多摩湖と狭山 […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 087 Hibiya Park
It is the beginning of modern Western style park in Japan. Located at the boundary of Kasumigaseki, the govern […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 024 Kanda sewage

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 024 Kanda sewage
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 024 Kanda sewage
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 024 Kanda sewage
Just like the human body, absorption of nutrition alone can not maintain the city’s “health”. In order to main […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 040 Ginza Line
This Asia’s first subway was opened in Asakusa/Ueno section in 1927. It’s only a 5 minute ride now. From […] ...
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