No.702 Origin of Shinohashi Bridge
An explanatory board under the Metropolitan Expr...
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No.703 Current Furukawa River
Furukawa River that ended up under the Metropoli...
No.704 Origin of New Furukawa Bridge
There is a board explaining the origin of the Ne...
No.705 Expressway curving sharply
The Metropolitan Expressway cutting across a hig...
No.706 Water pipe crossing overhead
A water pipe spanning the width of Furukawa Rive...
No.707 City playground
A playground surrounded by high-rise condominium...
No.708 Tile roofs that still remain
Tile roofs remaining in the city center.
No.709 Standing quietly
Shirokane Iki-iki Plaza standing quietly. This a...
No.710 The magnificent Meiji Street
The magnificent Meiji Street. The weather was go...
No.711 Gently flowing Furukawa River
Furukawa River is normally shallow, but when hea...
No.712 View from the bypass
Photographed from the bypass continuing to Azabu...
No.713 The ever-changing Shirokane 1-chome
A view of Shirokane 1-chome. In a few years, thi...
No.714 An ordinary scene in Shirokane
Photographing from near Shirokane Iki-iki Plaza ...
No.715 Townscape along Furukawa River
A view of buildings lining Furukawa River. They ...
No.716 Zuishoji Temple with its solid construction
It is spectacular viewed from below!
No.718 Closed Shinohashi Bridge
Photographing the view of Shinohashi Bridge. Bef...
No.719 Place of relaxation
The sights at Furukawa Bridge Children's Pl...
No.720 My town Shirokane
Photographing Shirokane Shopping Street toward S...
No.814 Baby in stroller
A stroller that met safety standards established...
No.815 Hikawa Shrine's mikoshi (portable shrine)
The street in front of Kitasato Street, showing ...
No.816 Children at the festival
Back then, children also carried the mikoshi.
No.817 Festival float 'Raijinyama Mutsumi'
The characters for "Raijinyama Mutsumi"...
No.826 Kitasato Bus Street festival
From the 'Sankocho Shokudo' in the bac...
No.827 Carrying the mikoshi (portable shrine) with cries of "wasshoi!"
A photo taken from the top of Sanko-zaka. The el...