Shiodome River

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Shiodome River (汐留川, shiodomegawa) is a river in Tokyo.^[1] It has been largely filled in but a small portion of it remains on the west side of Hamarikyu Gardens.^[2]

A water bus used to service the river.^[3]

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↑ Japan This! - Why is Shinbashi called Shinbashi? Retrieved September 23, 2015
↑ Tokyo Metro - Hama rikyu Gardens Retrieved September 23, 2015
↑ "Canals of the Ginza: floating through time on Tokyo's central waterways". The Tokyo Files.

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