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The Kiyosu Bridge \u6e05\u6d32\u6a4b is the main road entryway into Kiyosumi Shirakawa when driving from the west, such as Tokyo Station or the Nihonbashi area. This suspension bridge\u00a0over the Sumidagawa river was built in 1928 based on the Deutz\u00a0bridge (Deutzer H\u00e4ngebr\u00fccke) design in Cologne, Germany. For the people of Kiyosumi-Shirakawa it represents the link\u00a0with the center\u00a0of Tokyo, right across the wide Sumidagawa. Pleasure and tourist\u00a0boats pass regularly under the blue steel.
\nThe Kiyosu Bridge is just a five minute walk from the A2, A3 or B1 subway exits.<\/p>\n

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Updated 2016.3<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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