Shinonome-Bridge
Shinonome Bridge is a road bridge spanning the Shinonome Canal, connecting Toyosu and Shinonome. Since 2005, these areas have transformed into modern neighborhoods with the construction of numerous high-rise apartments and corporate buildings, leading to a steady increase in residents each year.
At the end of Shinonome Bridge lies a large shopping center that serves as a market supporting the dining needs of residents and workers in the area. The bridge sees heavy foot traffic from people commuting home to Shinonome's apartments from Toyosu Station or heading to the shopping center. It also serves as a school route for students from nearby schools.
Along the Shinonome Canal, a cement factory operates with cement ships docking along the quay. From the bridge, one can watch the striking scene of large cranes loading and unloading cement from the ships.
In addition to cement ships, the canal serves as a route for traditional yakatabune (pleasure boats). During summer evenings and nights, the canal comes alive with a high volume of yakatabune. The charming red lanterns of the boats juxtaposed against the backdrop of modern skyscrapers make for unique and intriguing photo opportunities.
Near the end of Shinonome Bridge, there is a small, locally renowned coffee bean shop that sells beans by weight. The shop also offers freshly brewed coffee made from your chosen beans, available for takeout. It’s a popular spot for nearby office workers to take a coffee break during their workday.
At the end of Shinonome Bridge lies a large shopping center that serves as a market supporting the dining needs of residents and workers in the area. The bridge sees heavy foot traffic from people commuting home to Shinonome's apartments from Toyosu Station or heading to the shopping center. It also serves as a school route for students from nearby schools.
Along the Shinonome Canal, a cement factory operates with cement ships docking along the quay. From the bridge, one can watch the striking scene of large cranes loading and unloading cement from the ships.
In addition to cement ships, the canal serves as a route for traditional yakatabune (pleasure boats). During summer evenings and nights, the canal comes alive with a high volume of yakatabune. The charming red lanterns of the boats juxtaposed against the backdrop of modern skyscrapers make for unique and intriguing photo opportunities.
Near the end of Shinonome Bridge, there is a small, locally renowned coffee bean shop that sells beans by weight. The shop also offers freshly brewed coffee made from your chosen beans, available for takeout. It’s a popular spot for nearby office workers to take a coffee break during their workday.
INFORMATION
1-6-17 Shinonome, Koto-ku, Tokyo
10 minutes walk from Exit 5 of Toyosu Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line
