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Minami Takabashi Bridge
Built in 1932, this bridge is certified as one of the Tangible Cultural Properties of Tokyo's Chuo Ward.
Chuo Ohashi Bridge
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Chuo Ohashi is a large suspension bridge in Tokyo's Chuo ward connecting the islet districts Shinkawa and Tsukuda.
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