Sumida River
In December of the same year, Honjo(, now ) was opened, and in 1904, on the east bank of Sumida River, Ryōgokubashi(, now ) became a terminal of this line. The access routes to the west, to Tokyo City, were tramways for passengers and ships for freight. From Sahara to the east, this line reached another terminus, Chōshi in 1897.