Kawasaki River Port Sluice Gate

Yuxuzheng しき Watergate

Original Text

It is a water gate between Minatomachi Station and Suzukimachi Station. A stone water gate that stands out when you take a walk along the Tama River. It is said to be a modern industrial heritage of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, a tangible registered property registered by the Agency for Cultural Affairs.

Big きな Watergate

Original Text

It is a cultural property on the Tama River, which runs through factories such as Ajinomoto, between Minatomachi Station and Suzukimachi Station on the Keikyu Daishi Line. Unlike what I had seen from a distance, it was quite big when I went nearby, and the top decoration imitating grapes and peaches, which was a specialty, was also splendid, and I remembered that it looked like broccoli before. Tawaman was also close, and there were many anglers and children in a sunny afternoon, such as the green space in front of the water gate, but I was able to see a lot of bouquets after the incident ５ years ago. Visit ...

if i thought it wasn't a normal gate

Original Text

It is located along the Tama River between Minatomachi Station and Suzukimachi Station. It's closer to Suzukimachi Station, but I dare to explain how to get there from Minatomachi Station. There are three high condominiums lined up from the north exit of Minatomachi Station, so if you pass between the condominiums, you will reach the Tama River. If you walk to the right, you will see the water gate about 300 〜 400m from Minatomachi Station. From that area, cargo ships occasionally enter and exit the Tama River. Near the water gate, cement factory and Ajinomoto ...

I thought it was a religious facility, and it was a huge water gate.

Original Text

It was near Kawasaki Daishi's Safe Driving Prayer Center, and I thought it was only a big mysterious building from a distance, so I completely mistakenly thought this was part of a religious facility. When I went there, this was a very large water gate.

Country designation の login tangible cultural wealth

Original Text

It is a water gate near the mouth of the Tama River, which separates Tokyo and Kanagawa, to Tokyo Bay. You can walk from the Daishi Line station, but the surrounding area is a factory management site. Kawasaki has a specialty motif.