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Kandabashi Bridge (神田橋)
photo by Syced · CC0
Kandabashi Bridge (神田橋)
photo by Syced · CC0

Bridge over the Nihonbashi River, at the entrance to Ōtemachi. It takes its name from the Kandabashi Gate of Edo Castle, of which the sign marking the ruins remains on the bank; above it runs the elevated Shuto expressway, and the interchange bears the same name.

ℹ️ Always accessible.

🚉 Takebashi · 9 min walk

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Love Live! School Idol Project

It is the finishing point of the run through the snow in the ninth episode of the second season: on the bridge a figure is waiting, Honoka shouts ‘Eri-chan!’ and Eri answers ‘Honoka!’ before they hug and go to the preliminaries together. From the foot of the 池田坂 it is six or seven hundred metres, which in the snow is quite a lot.

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Kandabashi Bridge (神田橋)
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Kandabashi Bridge (神田橋)
photo by Syced · CC0
Kandabashi Bridge (神田橋)
photo by Syced · CC0

Bridge over the Nihonbashi River, at the entrance to Ōtemachi. It takes its name from the Kandabashi Gate of Edo Castle, of which the sign marking the ruins remains on the bank; above it runs the elevated Shuto expressway, and the interchange bears the same name.

ℹ️ Always accessible.

🚉 Takebashi · 9 min walk

Holidays in Japan? Plan them with us.Over 2,000 real places, a day-by-day itinerary.FreeOpen the map →

Love Live! School Idol Project

It is the finishing point of the run through the snow in the ninth episode of the second season: on the bridge a figure is waiting, Honoka shouts ‘Eri-chan!’ and Eri answers ‘Honoka!’ before they hug and go to the preliminaries together. From the foot of the 池田坂 it is six or seven hundred metres, which in the snow is quite a lot.

All the places from Love Live! School Idol Project →

Sources: acomi-trip.com · wikiwiki.jp

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