An Urban Hike Around Nakanoshima Island

• Start or End: I started and finished at Oebashi Train Station (Google Map Directions) but there are many transport and access options to the island.
• Length: 6.2km (3.9mi) in about 1.5hr
• Grade: Very easy.
• Date Walked: 18th of November 2017

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