Bridge Spots in Fukui Area
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- Tsukumo Bridge
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- Fukui Pref. Fukuishi Tsukumo 1-chome
- The original Tsukumo Bridge was famous for its usual half-wood, half-stone construction, with the northern half being made from wood, and the southern half being made from stone. Also known by names such as Kitanosho Ohashi Bridge, the bridge has historical ties to Shibata Katsuie. Built after Katsuie took command of Kitanosho Castle, it survived for 330 years until it was replaced in 1909.
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- Shimizuyama Hashi
- Travel / Tourism
- Fukui Fukui-shi Shimizuyamacho
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- Kukizu Bridge
- Travel / Tourism
- Fukui Pref. Fukuishi Katakasuchou
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- Asamiya Hashi
- Travel / Tourism
- Fukui Fukui-shi Shimoemoricho
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- Nikko Hashi
- Travel / Tourism
- Fukui Fukui-shi
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- Ose Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Osecho
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- Mizukoshi Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Mizukoshi 1-chome
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- Shin Akesato Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Akaricho
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- Kagetsu Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Yurakucho
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- Kita Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Katsumi 1-chome
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- Itagaki Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Itagaki 3-chome
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- Asuwa Ohashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Geba 1-chome
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- Inazu Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Inazucho
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- Asuwa Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Shimobishamoncho
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- Tenjinbashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Wakisangacho
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- Kamishin Bridge
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- Fukui Fukui-shi
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- Meiji Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Jizodocho
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- Takaya Bridge
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Kori Cho
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- Amaike Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Funabashishin 1-chome
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- Kuzuryu Hashi
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- Fukui Fukui-shi Funabashicho
Fukui Areas
Northeast of Kyoto, the ancient Tojinbo Cliffs separate Fukui prefecture from the Sea of Japan in a stretch of land well worth exploring. Water sports and seaside delicacies are available in abundance as the spectacular rugged coastline flattens down into beaches to the west of the prefecture, while inland, Fukui is home to Zen Buddhist temples and historic ruins.
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