Jukken Bridge — Attraction in Tokyo

You can take pictures of the Tokyo Sky Tree reflected upside down in the river.

Tokyo Sky Tree, located at 1-1-2 Oshiage, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, is one of Tokyo's landmarks, completed on February 29, 2012, and opened as a radio tower and tourist facility on May 22, 2012. completed on February 29, 2012, and opened as a radio tower and tourist facility on May 22, 2012. The surrounding facilities, including the radio tower, are called "Tokyo Skytree Town," consisting of tourist facilities, commercial facilities, and office buildings. It has become a symbol of Tobu Railway and the Tobu Group. The nearest stations are "Tokyo Skytree Station" and "Oshiage Station", which are directly connected to each other. It is lit up at night to entertain people. I created a watercolor style picture of the Tokyo Sky Tree. We plan to add other colors...

Easy to get to with Google maps and it’s a brief walk from the station. You will not regret it. Do remember to bring a wider lens though because it’s difficult to fit the entire reflection of the sky tree in the frame even with a 24mm lens. The bridge is open 24hrs a day so the cost of a great photo is literally just your time. 10/10 I definitely recommend coming here for...

This is NOT a tourist spot… and that’s the beauty of this bridge. A quiet place tucked away from busy Tokyo, where you can admire the pretty lights of the Skytree reflecting on the water so perfectly located, as if they were made specially for each other. This would be a romantic place to proposed to your...