4K Tokyo Walk - Exploring Eastern Shinagawa and Tennozu Isle - 品川 天王洲アイル - Slow TV

Описание: Today, we will walk around the eastern side of Shinagawa, one of the main business hubs in Tokyo. The walk starts at Shinagawa station. From there, we will walk through the Konan district and cross a bridge that takes us to one of the many islands that dot the coastline of Tokyo Bay. Eventually we will reach Tennozu Isle, an island that has been significantly redeveloped in the last decade, and is now home to several major IT clusters and startup hubs. It also has a rather nice waterfront wooden walkway where there are several restaurants, entertainment and shopping facilities as well as some cute houseboats.

This video was recorded in late around noon, July 26th 2020.

0:00 JR Shinagawa Station
9:30 Mitate Bridge 御楯橋
18:30 Konan Park
20:10 Tennozu Fureai Bridge 天王洲ふれあい橋
23:15 Waterfront Wooden Deck
32:00 Tennozu Ocean Square 天王洲オーシャンスクエア
39:10 Tennōzu Isle Station(Tokyo Monorail) 天王洲アイル駅

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