TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 029 Ochanomizu Bridge

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 029 Ochanomizu Bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 029 Ochanomizu Bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 029 Ochanomizu Bridge
御茶ノ水付近で神田川に架かっている橋梁は、そのほとんどが神田川のはるか上空で山手台地を跨いでいるが、東京地下鉄丸ノ内線の御茶ノ水橋梁は地下鉄の橋なので、最も低い水面すれすれの場所を通過している。神田川は今も舟運が行われて […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 036 Sumidagawa Bridge

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 036 Sumidagawa Bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 036 Sumidagawa Bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 036 Sumidagawa Bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 036 Sumidagawa Bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 036 Sumidagawa Bridge
隅田川を渡る鉄道橋は、1896年に日本鉄道土浦線（現在の常磐線）に架設された隅田川橋梁が最初であったが、水量も豊富で舟運の発達した中下流部では鉄道橋の架設が困難で、東京と千葉方面を結ぶ総武鉄道（現在のＪＲ総武本線）も両国 […] ...

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 077 Tokaido

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 077 Tokaido
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 077 Tokaido
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 077 Tokaido
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 077 Tokaido
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 077 Tokaido
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 077 Tokaido
東海道は、東西の大都市を結ぶ、わが国随一の＜大動脈＞である。鉄道、国道一号、東海道新幹線、東名・名神高速など、時代に先駆けたインフラが次々とこの場所に整備され、＜循環器系＞の進化を示すショーケースのような役割も果たした。 […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 066 Tokyu Corporation

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 066 Tokyu Corporation
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 066 Tokyu Corporation
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 066 Tokyu Corporation
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 066 Tokyu Corporation
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 066 Tokyu Corporation
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 066 Tokyu Corporation
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 066 Tokyu Corporation
東京の私鉄は、山手線から外側に拡がっている。山手線はかつて「万里の長城」とも称され、その内側は市電、外側が私鉄、という住み分けができていた。中には「万里の長城」に「侵入」しようとした池上電気鉄道のようなチャレンジングな路 […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 004 Tokyo Station
JR’s largest station where about 4,100 trains come and go a day on a total of 28 lines platform. “Aorta” […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 039 Ueno station

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 039 Ueno station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 039 Ueno station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 039 Ueno station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 039 Ueno station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 039 Ueno station
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 039 Ueno station
“The night train departing from Ueno …” exists no more, but the façade as a gateway to the n […] ...

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 074 Ohashi Junction

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 074 Ohashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 074 Ohashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 074 Ohashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 074 Ohashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 074 Ohashi Junction
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 074 Ohashi Junction
３７か所ある首都高のジャンクションの中で、壁で覆われたジャンクションはここくらいだろう。 当初、東名高速道路と渋谷を結ぶ首都高３号線と、山手通り沿いを走る中央環状線は、高架のジャンクションで連絡することになっていた。しか […] ...

TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge

  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
  • TOKYO INFRASTRUCTURE 022 Nihon-bashi bridge
The centre of the old five national highways in the Edo period. Even today, the seven major national highways […] ...
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