Tokyo to Washington, DC, via Chicago
 
(L) JAL aircraft to Chicago at Narita International Airport (R) Crossing
an international date line at dusk
  
Fly through Bering Sea and over Canadian Rockies
  
Flying above the cloud to the Chicago O'Hare Airport
  
Chicago's O'Hare Airport
 
(L) The business district of Chicago (R) To Washington DC, by American
Airline
 
(L) A coffee service by American Airlines (R) Interstate Freeways at the
Washington metropolitan area
 
(L)Towns faced to the Potomac River (R) A condominium and a park along
Potomac River, Washinton, DC
A plane flying over the river, approaching by the Lincoln Memorial
 
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
 
An airport shop and a concourse of the National Airport
 
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport
 
Metro railway station of Ronald Regan Washington National Airport
The River Visual approach was instituted due to safety and noise abatement
concerns. The approach,
which follows the course of the Potomac River, is only possible with a
ceiling of at least 1,067 m and
visibility of 4,828 m or more. There are lights on the Key Bridge, Theodore
Roosevelt Bridge, Arlington
Memorial Bridge, and the George Mason Memorial Bridge to aid pilots following
the river. Aircraft using
the approach can be observed from various parks on the river's west bank.
Source: Wikipedia
 Smoking ban in the District of Columbia
ワシントンDCへの道のりは遠い。もう何度となく、中継ハブとして寄港してきたシカゴのオヘヤ空港まで12時間、
それからアメリカン航空に乗り継いでワシントンまで約2時間かかる。ワシントン・ロナルド・レーガン空港が
近づくにつれ、航空機はポトマック川に沿って少しつつ機首をさげながらゆっくりと着陸したが、この間、
ポトマック周辺の景色を上空から堪能させてくれる。市内へのアクセスは良く、空港からはワシントン・メトロで
容易に市内に到達出来る。
Washington, D.C.
 Arrival to Washington, D.C. The U.S.capitol Metro railway Union Station Museums Socioeconomic aspect
Smoking ban in Washington, D.C.
Ontario,Canada and Michigan, USA
Detroit Airport London Hospitals Niagara Falls Toronto Around Lake Houron Upper Michigan Lower Michigan
Smoking Ban in Ontario
 シカゴ経由でワシントン市に到着
2010年10月執筆
執筆 医学博士 宮本順伯
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The article was written and photographs were taken by Dr. J. miyamoto,
in October 2010.
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