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Umaya Bridge During the Edo period, the neighborhood around this bridge housed a stable for horses which were used to transport rice to the government. The bridge was thus named umaya, horse stable in Japanese. Horse adornments along the length of the bridge pay tribute to its history. The original structure was built in 1874 and has changed locations several times. The bridge we see today, comprised of three light green arches, was built in 1929. The banks between the Umaya and Komagata bridges are popular locations for viewing the Sumida Fireworks Festival held each summer. ©Go Tokyo #Japan #Tokyo #SumidaRiver #UmayaBridge #LifeinJapan #JapanBlogger #JapanBlog #JapanTravel #TravelinginJapan #BloggersJP #BloggersPH #BlogPH #BlogJP #LifestyleBlog #Blogger #BeautyBlogger #Travel #Kawaii #Cute #kawaiigirl #kawaiiaesthetic (at Sumida, Tokyo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNOYYQkBidl/?igshid=b0qvda6gty2y