時空の旅わくわく日記

Photos show the present situation of unused Harumi Railway Bridge near Toyosu, Tokyo. The bride with the Lohse arch was left to rust and is now under renovation into a promenade.

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Located in the area adjacent to the Port of Tokyo, the district was in dire need of a good infrastructure of cargo transportation. But it was not until 1957 that the Bureau of Port and Harbor’s own freight railway line was established, as much of the area had been seized by the Allied powers at the end of World War II.
The railway stretched for about 15 miles from the docks of Toyosu to the Shibaura waterfront, and Harumi Bridge was constructed to let the trains cross the canal, linking two city-wards with ease.
（ https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/harumi-bridge ）