Azumabashi Bridge is a red bridge along Asakusa-dori Street that spans the Sumida River.

There's a seating area near the entrance to Azumabashi Bridge on the Tokyo Metro and Tobu Asakusa Station side, and near the water bus stop.

Around the lampposts, there are circular stone benches that can seat eight people, and benches for two.

From this rest area, you can also see "Tokyo Skytree," the "golden building" of the Asahi Beer headquarters, and the "Flame of Gold" object called Flamme d'Or.

(If anyone has a photo when there aren't many people around, please share!)

Since many people take photos here, it might not be the most relaxing place to take a break.

But the night view is beautiful.

You might find it useful when you're not feeling well in the crowds around Asakusa, or when you just want to take a breather.

Also, "Sumida River Terrace," where there are many places to sit, is nearby, so please consider that as well.

Why not try it as a place to rest around Asakusa Station?

Azumabashi Bridge is a red bridge along Asakusa-dori Street that spans the Sumida River.

There's a seating area near the entrance to Azumabashi Bridge on the Tokyo Metro and Tobu Asakusa Station side, and near the water bus stop.

Around the lampposts, there are circular stone benches that can seat eight people, and benches for two.

From this rest area, you can also see "Tokyo Skytree," the "golden building" of the Asahi Beer headquarters, and the "Flame of Gold" object called Flamme d'Or.

(If anyone has a photo when there aren't many people around, please share!)

Since many people take photos here, it might not be the most relaxing place to take a break.

But the night view is beautiful.

You might find it useful when you're not feeling well in the crowds around Asakusa, or when you just want to take a breather.

Also, "Sumida River Terrace," where there are many places to sit, is nearby, so please consider that as well.

Why not try it as a place to rest around Asakusa Station?