浅草・駒形橋 Asakusa Bridge of Komagata River of Sumida
浅草の南の玄関口、駒形橋の映像です。
ゲストハウスから浅草に向かう時に撮影しました。
Asakusa South Bridge Komagata River of Sumida
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TOKYO,TOKYO,TOKYO !（461）Sumida River [Umaya-Bridge to Kuramae-Bridge] 〜隅田川沿いを歩いてみました！
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0:00 Sumida-gawa River 隅田川
0:26 Kuramae-bashi Bridge 蔵前橋
0:39 Tokyo Skytree 東京スカイツリー
4:58 Umaya-bashi Bridge 厩橋
10:20 Komagata-bashi Bridge 駒形橋
14:11 Edo-dori Avenue 江戸通り
14:47 Asakusa Station 浅草駅
17:31 Senso-ji Temple Kaminari-mon Gate 浅草寺 雷門
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Walking along Sumida-gawa River from Kuramae to Asakusa.
I recommend that you put on Headphones or Earphones for your 3D sound experience. (Binaural recording)
（Location：Taito Ward, Tokyo, JAPAN）
パラリンピック特別ライトアップをされた蔵前橋・厩橋・駒形橋を見るために、隅田川沿いを散策してきました。
高音質のバイノーラル録音をしているので、ヘッドホンまたはイヤホンでの視聴をオススメします。
DJI Osmo Pocketは4K撮影ができるカメラですが、この動画は1080pのフルハイビジョンで撮影しています。
（撮影地：東京都 台東区）
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・Camera：DJI Osmo Pocket
・Mic：Roland CS-10EM
・Recorder：Sony HDR-MV1
・Edit：AviUtl
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Tokyo Sky Tree Asahi Building - Timelaps (51 min)
A timelaps from the west side of the Sumida River at the Komagata Bridge, pointing to the Tokyo Sky Tree and the Asahi Building in Tokyo Sumida on a windy but also sunny day on 01.09.2015.
アキーラさん観察①東京・隅田川駒形橋付近からのスカイツリー！Sky tree from Komagata-bridge in Tokyo,Japan
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東京・隅田川にかかる駒形橋からのライトアップされたスカイツリー！
吾妻橋を通過する船 Boats under the Azuma Bridge, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japana
説明
TOKYO,TOKYO,TOKYO !（458）Oyokokawa-shinsui-kasen-koen [water park] 〜大横川親水河川公園を歩いてみました！
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Nice Firework Festival in Japan
Free video about Fireworks festival. This free video was created for you by and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this Fireworks festival video.
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Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival is a festival of fireworks on the banks of the Sumida River in Tokyo, Japan. Fireworks festival is held once a year every Saturday last week of July. Along Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival and Fireworks Festival Jingū Gaien, this festival among the three biggest fireworks in Tokyo.
Fireworks festival was first held on July 9 1733 as the river festival Ryogoku during the reign of Shogun Tokugawa Yoshimune of the Edo Shogunate. The festival is held at the same time as the Festival Suijin to pray for people who died from epidemics of cholera and famine of the year 1732.
At that time the fireworks are still small. The fireworks are launched only about 20 pieces. Implementing fireworks factory when it was fireworks Kagiya. Kagiya and Tamaya turns launching fireworks from two separate places. Spectators who come to watch the act as judges, and chanting the name of the maker, Tamaya or Kagiya, every time they see a good fireworks. Of competition these two firework makers began the tradition of Japanese people who grew up in the middle of the Edo cultural influences to chanting the name of Ta-ma-ya... or Ka-gi-yes... every time I see a good fireworks. At their peak, fireworks production Tamaya has a good reputation. Pique fireworks factory Kagiya reflected in poetry Senryu which reads, Kagiya said, Tamaya and again just Tamaya.
Fireworks at Ryogoku river festival several times not held due to the chaos that accompanied the Meiji Restoration and World War II. The festival is also held from 1961 to 1977, among others due to poor traffic conditions in Tokyo. The fireworks festival was revived in 1978 with the name Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival. After that, the festival is held every year unbroken since 1978.
Fireworks festival is annually visited by approximately one million people in the audience. Location is the mass gathering between Sakurabashi Bridge downstream and upstream Kototoibashi Bridge. Location gathering masses are between Bridge Komagatabashi Umayabashi downstream and upstream. From these two locations was launched more than 20,000 pieces fireworks, fireworks competition as well do best.
In 2011 after the disastrous earthquake and tsunami in Sendai in 2011, fireworks festivals in Tokyo, respectively canceled. However Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival still held, only the date of the postponed to August 27, 2011 based decision Tokyo Vice Governor Naoki Inose. As a result, the Asakusa Samba Festival in 2011 was canceled as no activities clashed with Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival.
The largest festival of fireworks Sumida is an annual festival taking place on the last Saturday in July, along the Sumida near Asakusa. Unlike most fireworks taking place in the world, Sumidagawa Hanabi Taikai is primarily a contest between groups pyrotechnics. Each group trying to bring the best show which gives rise to an incredible variety of fireworks both in form and in color. This show is a tradition of the period Edo and attracts nearly a million people. Similar events are held on the same day throughout Japan.
The tradition began in 1732 when the fireworks were launched as part of the festival of the dead. The country was a serious economic crisis, the people suffered from starvation and disease. Thus, rituals and celebrations throughout the fireworks have played multiple roles. It was to mourn the dead while entertaining the poor.
The fireworks are generally used for entertainment, events and parties, especially the visual effect / sound is often amplified by the environment, as happens in space in front of a mirror of water or near monuments, ruins, amphitheatres, squares, valleys or particular natural conformation.
The great fireworks planes alongside the fires of the square, air or by land, low power and the location of the launch at the location from which the fireworks are observed, and other minor compositions, with small fireworks mounted on particular structures or even the batteries of honor that are tied to particular manifestations of folklore, such as, for example, the dance of the pupa.
In fireworks are used different types of chemical compounds, typically to give a well-determined color to the flames generated by the combustion of the various elements. In this regard, please refer to the basics of the technique and the results of the essay to the flame that teaches how to recognize the presence of certain compounds from the color taken from the flame that burns them.
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Sumidagawa Hanabi Taikai - Jul 31, 2010
A brief part of the fireworks during 2010's Sumidagawa Hanabi Taikai. This was shot facing West from the East bank of the Sumida River where Kiyosumi Dori turns South. (This just before Komagata Bridge which crosses the Sumida River.)
[TRAVEL] Tokyo, Japan Videos (June 13-20, 2018) - WanderMALEN
Country : Japan
City/Province : Tokyo
Travel Date : June 13-20, 2018 (8 days & 7 nights)
No. of Travelers : 2
E X P E N S E S
Airfare : Php2,582.44 via Cebu Pacific
Baggage : Php577.50 shared 15kilos & 35kilos (Php1,155.00)
Travel Tax: Php1,620.00
Simcard : Php1,050.00 bought from Klook
Transportation : Php3,800.00
Grab car going to NAIA Terminal 3 - 270 pesos
PASMO Card - 500 yen
PASMO Card Load - 4,500 yen (Shiodome to Daiba via Yurikakome Train v.v - 1,142 yen)
Limited Express Train Keisei-Ueno Line v.v - 2,060 yen
Meals : Php4,027.00
Food Trips : Php2,430.50
Taiyaki in Akihabara - 230 yen
Takoyaki in Odaiba - 750 yen
Banana Strawberry Crepe in Harajuku - 560 yen
Mozarella Sticks & BBQ Long Fries from Lotteria in Takeshita St. - 180 yen & 600 yen
Starbucks in Tokyu Plaza Omotesando – 529 yen
Starbucks in Shibuya Tsutaya - 669 yen
Matcha Ice Cream in Asakusa - 300 yen
Strawberry Shake in Asakusa - 250 yen
Rice Cake Toast in Asakusa - 100 yen
Acommodation : Php7,976.25
Semi Double Room (31,905 yen total) with FREE Breakfast
APA Hotel Asakusa Kuramae
111-0043 Tokyo Prefecture, Taito-ku, Komagata 2-4-6, Japan
Others : Php175.00
Ref Magnet - 350 yen
Omikuji Paper Fortune - 100 yen
Incense Stick - 100 yen
TOTAL : Php 24,238.69
NOTE : The amount was already converted to Peso but the actual prices are in Yen.
I T I N E R A R Y
DAY 1 (Jun 13) NAIA T3, Narita
Departure Time : 1410 H Philippine Time
Arrival Time : 1930 H Japan Time
Get sim card. Buy Limited Express Train Ticket, PASMO Card & Load 2 hours transfer from Narita Airport to Hotel
DAY 2 (Jun 14) Akihabara
Sumida River
BIC Camera, Don Quijote, Sega
Tried Taiyaki.
Lunch at Yoshinoya Explore the whole place
DAY 3 (Jun 15) Tokyo
Tokyo Station
Tried Ramen at Ramen St.
Roam around Character St.
DAY 4 (Jun 16) Odaiba
Explore the Odaiba City
Bought Annelo bags
Eat Takoyaki
Unicorn Gundam Statue
Odaiba Statue of Liberty & Rainbow Bridge
Daiso
DAY 5 (Jun 17) Harajuku, Shinjuku
Meiji Shrine
Takeshita St.
Banana Strawberry Crepe, Mozarella Sticks, BBQ Long Fries
Drink Starbucks at Tokyu Plaza Omotesando
45th Floor Metropolitan Government Bldg. North Observatory at Shinjuku
Visit Yokocho Alley Beef Bowl Topped with Cheese for Lunch
DAY 6 (Jun 18) Shibuya, Ginza, Minato, Tsukiji
Hachiko Statue
Shibuya Crossing
Tokyo Tower
Drink Starbucks at Shibuya Tsutaya
Pork Tonkatsu for Lunch at Local Restaurant in Shibuya
Visit Tsukiji Market & Tsukiji-Hongwanji Temple
Eat Sushi and Maki at Sushizanmai
DAY 7 (Jun 19) Asakusa
Senso-ji Temple
Buy Pasalubong at Don Quijote & Daiso in Asakusa
Visit the Orange Street
DAY 8 (June 20) Narita, NAIA T3
Last Day
Departure Time : 1305 H Japan Time
Arrival Time : 1720 H Philippine Time
*Photos taken from Fujifilm X-A5, Huawei GR5 2017 & Huawei P9 enhanced through Lightroom Mobile
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TOKYO,TOKYO,TOKYO !（462）Kuramae & Komagata 〜蔵前から駒形まで江戸通り沿いに歩いてみました！
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【Tokyo Night Drive 2020】首都高夜景めぐりドライブ s1川口線→C2(小菅JCT・堀切JCT経由)→6号向島線(東京スカイツリー・箱崎経由)→江戸橋JCT
なるべく車線変更を控え、首都高ドライブ！(GoPro Time Warp )
首都高川口JCTからs1川口線、中央環状線(C2外回り)、6号向島線を通り、都心環状線(C1内回り)の江戸橋JCTまで、簡単なルートで行ってみただけ(笑)
首都高6号向島線に入ると、夜の夜景がきれいですよね。
東京スカイツリー、浅草方面とか、隅田川に架かる橋とか、新大橋とか。。。アサヒビール本社の金のオブジェとかも
車載動画は、GoProのタイムラプス機能にある、【TimeWarp】で撮影してみました。
全席シートベルトを装着しよう！
携帯電話・スマホなどの持ちながら、しながら運転は絶対にやめよう！
飲酒運転は絶対にやめよう！
首都高は最低速度がありませんが、普通に走ろう！
基本的に左車線を走ろう！だけど、右側分岐や合流などもありますから、臨機応変で行こう！
車線境界線の黄色(オレンジ)実線は、車線変更や追い越しが禁止されている。
車線境界線の白色実線は破線と同じルールです。規制がなければ、追越や車線変更もできますが、白色実線のところは、進路進行しにくい場所に多い気がします。
※車線境界線というのは、左車線と右車線の間にある線のことです。
右側合流車両に気を付けよう！
ゆずり合いをしよう！
煽るのはやめよう！
誰だってミスはあります。イライラせずに深呼吸で呼吸を整えよう！
・首都高s1川口線(Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway(Shutoko) /s1 Kawaguchi Route)
(埼玉県区間/Saitama Prefecture)
川口JCT(外環道と接続)→川口本線料金所・川口PA(左側)→新郷出口(右側)→
Kawaguchi JCT→Kawaguchi Toll Gate & Kawaguchi PA(Rest Area)→Shingo Exit→
(東京都区間/Tokyo Metropolis)
→足立入谷出口(右側)→東領家出口(左側)→江北JCT(C2内回り(山手トンネル・池袋・大宮方面)と接続)→C2外回り
→Adachi-iriya Exit→Higashi ryoke Exit→Kohoku JCT→C2(Central Circular Route, Outer Tracks)
・首都高C2中央環状線外回り(Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway(Shutoko) /C2, Central Circular Route, Outer Tracks)
s1→江北JCT(C2内回りと接続)→扇大橋出口(左側)→千住新橋出口(左側)→小菅JCT(6号三郷線・常磐道方面と接続)→堀切JCT(C2葛西・湾岸線方面と接続)→6号向島線
s1→Kohoku JCT→Ogioashi Exit→Senjshinbashi Exit→Kosuge JCT→Horikiri JCT→Route No.6 Mukojima Line
・首都高6号向島線(Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway, Route No.6 Mukojima Line(for Asakusa & Tokyo Skytree))
C2→堀切JCT→堤通出口→向島出口→駒形PA→(両国JCT)→箱崎ロータリー(箱崎PA・箱崎出口・浜町出口・清洲橋出口)→箱崎JCT(9号深川線と接続)→江戸橋JCT(C1都心環状線と接続)
C2→Horikiri JCT→Tsutsumidori Exit→Mukojima Exit(for Asakusa & Tokyo Skytree)→Komagata PA(Rest Area)→(Ryogoku JCT)→Hakozaki Clockwise Rotary(Hakozaki PA(Rest Area), Hakozaki Exit, Hamacho Exit & Kiyosubashi Exit)→Hakozaki JCT→Edobashi JCT→C1(Inner Circular Route)
固定自動速度違反取り締まり機(オービス)設置個所(川口JCT→江戸橋JCT)
千住新橋合流付近(2020年1月1日現在)
ループコイル型
使用車両
ニッサン セレナです
ダッシュボードに、GoPro HERO7 BLACKを固定。
動画編集ソフト
Corel VideoStudio
Camera
GoPro HERO7 BLACK
(タイムラプス機能にあるタイムワープ)
Music
YouTube Audio Library
Deep Hat
#車載動画 #GoPro #ドライブ #旅行 #首都高
隅田川花火大会 Ｆireworks on Sumidagawa ,Tokyo
Kuramae station - Komagata bridge - Ueno Station
date 2006.7.29
Foresightv presents
駒形橋を渡る(自転車カメラ DSC-WX1)(橋動画)
隅田川にかかる駒形橋
TOKYO,TOKYO,TOKYO !（463）Asakusa [Hanakawado] 〜浅草（花川戸界隈）を歩いてみました！
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youtube.com/c/NobuSynchroLab
【Japan Travel/Go Driving & Traveling】Tokyo, Japan Sightseeing Guide
(Remake/about 5x video/Tokyo, Japan Sightseeing Guide)
Car window video ＋ Photos of tourist spots ＋ Time-lapse
It is a road made in accordance with the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games.
Driving Through Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway From Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway
This road is called Shuto Expressway(Shutoko).
Shuto expressway is a really busy road.
It's an expressway which runs in the central Tokyo.
There are a lot of traffic jam and accidents.
Shutoko has a lot of junctions and sharp curves, so please drive safely.
Route
Senju-shinbashi→Shuto Expressway, Central Circular Route(C2)→Kosuge Junction(JCT)→Horikiri Junction(JCT)→Shuto Expressway Route No.6 Mukojima Line→Tsutsumidori Exit→Mukojima Exit→Komagata PA(Rest Area)→Ryogoku Junction(JCT)→Hakozaki Clockwise rotary(Hakozaki PA(Rest Area), Hakozaki Exit, Hamacho Exit, & Kiyosubashi Exit)→Hakozaki Junction(JCT)→Edobashi Junction(JCT)
Photos
Kosuge Station(Tokyo Detention House & Tokyo Skytree)
Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden
Tokyo Skytree(Asakusa Sumida Park)
Sumida Park
Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate
Ryogoku Bridge
Kiyosu Bridge
Edobashi Junction(JCT)→Shuto Expressway, Inner Circular Route(C1)→Gofukubashi Exit(Tokyo Station)→Kandabashi Exit→Takebashi Junction(JCT)→Kitanomaru Exit→Miyakezaka Junction(JCT)→Kasumigaseki Exit→Tanimachi Junction(JCT)→Ichinohashi Junction(JCT)→Shiba koen Exit(Shiba Park & Tokyo Tower)→Hamazakibashi Junction(JCT)
Photos
Nihonbashi Bridge
Tokyo Station Yaesu
Tokyo Station Marunouchi
Wadakuramon
Kitanomaru Park & Nippon Budokan & Chidorigafuchi(Near the Kudanshita Station)
Yasukuni Jinja Shrine(Cherry blossom)
The National Diet Building
Tokyo Tower(Fudanotsuji)
Hamazakibashi Junction(JCT)→Shuto Expressway, Route No.1 Haneda Line→Shibaura Junction(JCT)→Shuto Expressway, Route No.11 Daiba Line→Ariake Junction(JCT)→Shuto Expressway, Bay shore Route(B)→Kasai Junction(JCT)
Photos & Time-lapse
Rainbow Bridge(Sunset/Daiba Park)
Rainbow Bridge(Night/Daiba Park)
Shiokaze Park(Time-lapse)
Daiba Park & Odaiba-Kaihin(seaside) park
Toyosu Park
Toyosu Market
Tokyo Gate Bridge(Sunset)
Tokyo Gate Bridge(Night View)
Wakasu Kaihin(Seaside) Park & Tokyo Gate Bridge
Kasai Junction(JCT)→Shuto Expressway, Central Circular Route(C2)→Funaboribashi Exit→Yotsugi Exit→Horikiri Junction(JCT)→Kosuge Junction(JCT)→Route No.6 Misato Line
Photos
Kasai-rinkai Park
Tower Hall Funabori
All Photos and Time-lapse were taken by me
My Instagram
All Music
YouTube Audio Library
車載動画(Drive)+Photos & Time-lapse/首都高6号線江戸橋→三郷/Automotive Video(Drive)/ Tokyo, Japan/Travel(Trip)
Remake版)首都高をドライブしながら観光案内(ごく一部)をしてみた動画で、首都高6号向島線と首都高6号三郷線の車載動画。首都高11号台場線レインボーブリッジからスタート。レインボーブリッジ～芝浦～浜崎橋～江戸橋JCTまでの都心環状線(C1)ルートは内回り外回り2画面の部分的な車載動画に収め、首都高の江戸橋JCTから三郷JCTまでの最大4倍速の車載動画に編集しました。車窓からは東京スカイツリーが見える区間です。
ご旅行、首都高の感覚、ドライブやビジネスなどにお役に立てれば幸いです。
(たぶん役に立たないと思いますが…)
狭い東京のど真ん中を通る首都高東京線は、夜景や摩天楼などの景色が見える反面、多くの渋滞や事故が発生する道路でもあります。
多くの合流や急カーブなどがあるので注意して運転して下さい。
(drive/ドライブ)
レインボーブリッジから江戸橋JCTまでは部分的です。実質、江戸橋JCT合流からになります。
首都高11号台場線
≪レインボーブリッジ≫
芝浦JCT
首都高都心環状線(C1)
浜崎橋JCT
江戸橋JCT
首都高6号向島線
箱崎JCT(9号深川線(湾岸線方面)と接続)
箱崎ロータリー(箱崎出口、箱崎PA、浜町 出口、清洲橋 出口)
両国JCT
駒形 出口
向島 出口
堤通 出口
堀切JCT
小菅 出口(撮影した時は工事により休止中)
小菅JCT(C2・S1・東北道方面に接続)
首都高6号三郷線
加平 出口
加平PA
八潮南 出口
八潮 出口
三郷JCT(外環道と接続)&三郷出口
常磐道
(drive / Automotive Video/～4 Speed)
This road is called Shuto Expressway(Shutoko).
Shuto expressway is a really busy road.
It's an expressway which runs in the central Tokyo.
You can see the night view and skyscrapers from your car window. But, there are a lot of traffic jam and accidents.
Shutoko has a lot of junctions and sharp curves, so please drive safely.
≪Japanese Road Conditions(traffic conditions)≫≫
(Drive)
Route No.11 Daiba Line→partially→Edobashi junction(JCT)
≪Rainbow Bridge≫
(Tokyo Metropolitan, Japan)
Edobashi junction(JCT)
Route No.6 Mukojima Line
Hakozaki junction(JCT)
Hakozaki Exit, Hakozaki PA(rest area), Hamacho Exit and Kiyosubashi Exit
Ryogoku junction(JCT)
Komagata Exit
Mukojima Exit
Tsutsumidori Exit
Horikiri junction(JCT)
Kosuge junction(JCT)
Route No.6 Misato Line
Kahei Exit
Kahei PA(rest area)
(Saitama Prefecture, Japan)
Yashio Minami Exit
Yashio Exit
Misato junction(JCT) and Misato Exit
Music
YouTube Audio Library
TFB9 / Vibe Tracks
All Photos(Travel(Trip)&Tourist attractions) & Time-lapse are taken by me(私が撮影した全ての写真とタイムラプス)
Rainbow Bridge/レインボーブリッジ
Tokyo Tower(city lights/night view)/東京タワー
The Diet Building/国会議事堂｜Ginza 4 crossing/銀座4丁目交差点
Nihonbashi bridge/日本橋
Asakusa sumida park/浅草墨田公園
Asakusa sumida park(Azuma Bridge)/浅草墨田公園(吾妻橋)
Asakusa Kaminarimon gate/浅草雷門
Tokyo Skytree(time-lapse)/東京スカイツリーのタイムラプス
Mukojima-Hyakkaen Gardens/向島百花園
View from Kosuge station(Tokyo Detention House(prison))/東京拘置所(東武スカイツリーラインの小菅駅からの眺め)
Tsukuba Express Line(Yashio station)/つくばエクスプレス(TX八潮駅)
Senso-ji: Tokyo's Oldest Temple!
In 628, Japan's capital was at Asuka (present day Nara Prefecture) and what would become Tokyo was still mostly uninhabited grasslands. Two fishermen, Hinokuma Hamanari and his brother Takenari, were on the Sumida River one day when they heard a command from the heavens to cast their net. When they brought up the net, they saw that they had caught a golden statue of the Bodhisattva Kannon.
Hearing of this from the Hinokuma brothers, village head Haji Nakamoto decided that he would become a devout believer in Bodhisattva Kannon. He took vows as a Buddhist priest, remade his home into a temple and spent the rat of his life practicing Buddhism. This episode marks the birth of Tokyo's oldest temple and the start of Senso-ji's history.
In 645, the renowned Buddhist priest Shokai visited Asakusa and built a hall for the worship of the Bodhisattva Kannon; that makes him the actual founder of Senso-ji. After having a mysterious dream one night, Shokai decided that Bodhisattva cannon should be hidden from human view, and it has remained so ever since. Word of blessing bestowed by Bodhisattva Kannon spread wide and far, and many people who heard of this came to worship at Senso-ji from all over Japan. As a result, Asakusa flourished and grew into a large district.
In the mid ninth century, Ennin (794-864), the highest ranking priest of Enryaku-ji, the head temple of the Tendai School of Buddhism, visited Senso-ji, created a Statue of Bodhisattva Kannon identical to the hidden one and called its spirit into the new statue. Senso-ji, thus further developed by Ennin, attracted devout faithful not only amongst commoners but also famous samurai and persons of culture. Designated a sacred site of prayer for the shogunate of shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543-1616), founder of the Edo shogunate, Senso-ji reached a peak of prosperity.
Over the intervening centuries until today, Senso-ji has remained a center of culture and worship in Tokyo. It continues to be very influential in people's lives, and with millions of people visiting each year, it is one of Japan's most familiar temples.
Senso-ji and Asakusa are intimately linked. The two names are written using the same Chinese characters (浅草) but pronounced differently, Senso being the Chinese pronunciation and Asakusa the native Japanese Pronunciation.
【首都高の旅・前面展望車載動画】/【Tokyo, Japan Metropolitan Expressway/Drive & Travel】#7
首都高八重洲線東京駅八重洲から東京高速道路(KK線)、首都高都心環状線(C1)、首都高1号羽田線、首都高11号台場線(レインボーブリッジ)、首都高(B)湾岸線東行き、首都高中央環状線(C2)、首都高6号向島線、首都高都心環状線(C1)で呉服橋出口までの前面展望車載動画です。私は、ゴールド免許の安全運転ですが、長いので最大4倍速の前面展望車載動画に作り上げました。
趣味で撮影や編集をしている、周辺の観光地の写真(Photos)やタイムラプス(Time-lapse)を組み入れた前面展望車載動画になっています。
ご参考にはならないかと思いますが、ドライブや旅行、ビジネスなどお役に立てれば幸いです。
主なルート
首都高八重洲線(Y)八重洲乗客降り口→首都高八重洲線(Y)→(丸の内出口)→(西銀座中継所)→東京高速道路(KK線)→新橋出口→(汐留料金所)→汐留JCT→首都高都心環状線外回り(C1)→浜崎橋JCT→首都高1号羽田線→芝浦JCT→首都高11号台場線(レインボーブリッジ)→台場出口→有明JCT→首都高湾岸線東行き(B)→東雲JCT→辰巳JCT→新木場出口→葛西JCT→首都高中央環状線(C2)→船堀橋出口→かつしかハープ橋→四つ木出口→堀切JCT→首都高6号向島線→堤通出口→向島出口→駒形PA→(両国JCT)→箱崎PA・箱崎出口・浜町出口・清洲橋出口(箱崎ロータリー)→江戸橋JCT→都心環状線内回り→呉服橋出口
首都高八重洲線は地下トンネルであるため、景色が見れませんが、東京高速道路(KK線)の夜景はキレイだと思います。
首都高都心環状線の汐留から浜崎橋JCTでは、ビル夜景やちらっと東京タワーの夜景
首都高台場線レインボーブリッジを過ぎると、ちらっとゲートブリッジの夜景が見えたり、湾岸エリアのマンションの夜景がきれいな区間があります。
首都高中央環状線は夜間だとそんなに景色が見えませんが、堀切JCTから首都高6号向島線に入ると、東京スカイツリーの夜景が見えます。
注意区間
首都高はトンネル以外の区間では夜景や摩天楼が美しかったりしますが、設計が古く、右側に出口や合流があったり、急カーブやトンネル区間の連続です。特にカーブ後の渋滞には注意が必要かなと思いますが、安全な道でもあるので、走行する際は、安全運転でお願いします。
首都高浜崎橋JCT→芝浦JCTの間がとても短いので、分合流に注意してください。
首都高6号向島線駒形PAは、駐車場の数が少ないです。合流車線も短いので注意してください。
首都高6号向島線箱崎ロータリーでは、一時停止の取締りで有名なところです。
首都高箱崎JCT→竹橋JCTは、事故が多く要注意区間です。速度管理や車間距離に注意してください。
in-vehicle camera image(- 4 Speed) + Photos & Time-lapse
This road is called Shuto Expressway(Shutoko).
Shuto expressway is a really busy road.
It's an expressway which runs in the central Tokyo.
There are a lot of traffic jam and accidents.
Shutoko has a lot of junctions and sharp curves, so please drive safely.
Japanese Road Conditions(traffic conditions)
Route
Tokyo Station Yaesu(underground) → Tokyo Metropolitan(Shuto / Shutoko) Expressway Route No. Y Yaesu Line→(Marunouchi Exit)→ (Nishi-ginza Connection Place)→Tokyo Expressway → Shimbashi Exit → ( Shiodome Tollgate )→ Metropolitan (Shuto) Expressway Inner Circular Route(C1)→Hamazakibashi Junction(JCT)→Tokyo Metropolitan(Shuto / Shutoko) Expressway Route No. 11 Daiba Line→Rainbow Bridge→Daiba Exit→Ariake Junction(JCT)→Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway Bay Shore Route(B)→Shinonome Junction(JCT)→Shinkiba Exit→Kasai Junction(JCT)→Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway Central Circular Route(C2)→Funaboribashi Exit→Katsushika Harp Bridge→Yotsugi Exit→Horikiri Junction(JCT)→Tokyo Metropolitan(Shuto / Shutoko) Expressway Route No.6 Mukojima Line→Tsutsumidori Exit→Mukojima Exit →Komagata PA(Rest Area)→(Ryogoku Junction(JCT))→Hakozaki Clockwise rotary(Hakozaki PA(Rest Area), Hakozaki Exit, Hamacho Exit, & Kiyosubashi Exit) → Edobashi Junction(JCT)→Gofukubashi Exit
全ての写真とタイムラプス、動画は私が撮影し作成しました。/All Photos and Time-lapse are taken by me
#1 銀座4丁目交差点/Ginza 4 crossing
#2 有楽町/Yurakucho
#3 竹芝桟橋/Takeshiba pier
#4 勝鬨橋/Kachidoki Bridge
#5 築地大橋と築地市場/Tsukiji-ohashi Bridge and Tsukiji Market
#6 浜離宮恩賜庭園/Hamarikyu Garden
#7 浜離宮恩賜庭園と東京タワー/Hamarikyu Garden and Tokyo Tower
#8 東京タワー(札の辻)/Tokyo Tower(Fudanotsuji)
#9 日の出桟橋(Hinode pier)
#10 レインボーブリッジ(台場公園)/Rainbow Bridge(Daiba Park)
#11 ゆりかもめ(市場前駅)/Yurikamome Line(Shijomae Station)
#12 お台場エリア(台場公園)/Odaiba Area(Daiba Park)
#13 豊洲公園/Toyosu Park
#14 豊洲公園/Toyosu Park
#15 豊洲市場と市場前駅/Toyosu Market and Shijomae Station
#16 東京ゲートブリッジ(若洲公園)/Tokyo Gate Bridge(Wakasu Park)
#17 タワーホール船堀/Tower Hall Funabori
#18 タワーホール船堀/Tower Hall Funabori
#19 タワーホール船堀/Tower Hall Funabori
#20 向島百花園/Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden
#21 東京スカイツリーのタイムラプス(リオ五輪スペシャルライティング)/Tokyo Skytree(Time-lapse)
#22 東京スカイツリーのタイムラプス(スターウォーズスペシャルライティング)/Tokyo Skytree(Time-lapse)
#23 隅田公園(浅草)/Sumida Park(Asakusa)
#24 浅草雷門/Asakusa Kaminarimon gate
#25 浅草吾妻橋/Asakusa Azumabashi Bridge
#26 両国橋/Ryogoku Bridge
#27 新大橋/Shin-ohashi Bridge
#28 清洲橋/Kiyosubashi Bridge
#29 日本橋/Nihonbashi Bridge
#30 東京中央郵便局Kitte/Kitte
#31 皇居外苑和田倉門付近(Kokyo Gaien/Near the Wadakuramon)
#32 東京駅八重洲口/Tokyo Station Yaesu Gate
#33 東京駅丸の内口/Tokyo Station Marunouchi Gate
#34 東京駅丸の内口/Tokyo Station Marunouchi Gate
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