Former Site of Komadome Bridge

　Edo town series

Original Text

The Kosatsu type explanation board by Sumida Ward was located on the upper left inside the three inverted triangle state. It was one of the explanation boards related to "Edo Town", indicating that a small bridge with a length of two and a half to a width of three was once built.

It is a bridge famous for "one leaf ridge" which is one of the "Seven Wonders of Honjo".

Original Text

We will disseminate information about the "Komadome Bridge Ruins" adjacent to the "Ryogoku Children's Amusement Park" in Ryogoku, Sumida Ward. I visited the "Komadome Bridge Ruins" on April 20, 2023. To access the Komadome Bridge Ruins, take the west exit of Ryogoku Station on the Rsobu Main Line and go to the left for about 150 ｍ and go to National Highway No. 14 (Keiyo Road). Cross the pedestrian crossing of "National Highway No. 14" (Keiyo Road), turn right and go straight for about 170 ｍ, and there is "Ryogokubashi Children's Park" at the edge. Left in front of it ...

Small さな Bridge の Trail

Original Text

The former 々 is a guide board commemorating the small bridge that was built there with a moat. It is lined up with the other two guide boards

the explanation boards are built together.

Original Text

It is located near the entrance of the sidewalk that can be reached by the river from the side of the Ryogokubashi Children's Amusement Park in front of the Ryogokubashi bridge. ３ sheets along with the ruins of Fujishiro Town, １ sheets of explanation boards built together. Even if there is an old map, it is simply an explanation board, so it doesn't look very attractive, but it was the first place I noticed while crossing the Ryogoku Bridge and going around the Ryogoku area.

this is only the high bill type explanation board.

Original Text

Only the Kosatsu type explanation board by Sumida Ward stood. It seems that it was a stone bridge of only 4.5m that was built on the entrance moat on the north side of the former Ryogokubashi. Even if I looked around, I couldn't find any remains.