Kozuya Bridge (Nagare Bridge)

Bridge
Built in 1953 (Showa 28), the Nagarekibashi is one of the longest wooden bridges in Japan, measuring 356.5 m. Its official name is Kamitsuya Bridge, and it is characterized by its design that allows it to be washed away even when water levels rise due to typhoons or heavy rain. This simple structure is reminiscent of the original Japanese landscape and has been the filming location for many movies and period dramas.

Spot details

Address
Kyoto Yawatashi Kouduya Miyamaekawabata map map Map
Phone
0759832853
Closed
open everyday
Fees
Free
Parking Lot
Available (56 spaces at Shikisaikan, a 5-minute walk from Nagarebashi, about 30 spaces at Nagarebashi)
Credit Card
Not available
Note
*Contact the Yawata City Commerce, Industry and Tourism Division

Information Sources:  NAVITIME JAPAN

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