Tokyo, Japan's Bridges: Water Line Bridge across the Sumida River
June 2011 (35.700 Degrees, 139.793 Degrees) Water Line Bridge
The next bridge upstream across the Sumida River is a continuous three span, steel through girder bridge carrying a big water pipe. It is supported on concrete pier walls and is purely utilitarian in appearance. Apparently this bridge is so unimportant that it doesn't even have a name. It's main attribute is that it partially obstructs the view of the Kuramae Bridge that we will visit tomorrow.
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