Daitenkyo Bridge

Lu から2つ Mesh の Bridge

Original Text

If you cross the circle bridge and walk a little through the pine forest Zhongzhou, you will find a bridge with blue railings. From here, long sandbars and pine forests, which are called the Three Views of Japan, continue. It is convenient because there is a public toilet in front and ahead of this bridge.

Entrance of sandbar

Original Text

One of the two bridges hanging over the amanohashidate. Another small amanohashi moves to pass a ship, but this bridge does not move. From here to Fuchu on the opposite bank, there is a long sandbar.

It's a normal bridge.

Original Text

The long sandbar of Amanohashidate is called Otenbashi, and the short sandbar is called Kotenbashi, and the bridge built there is also called Otenbashi and Kotenbashi, so it is complicated. The bridge is hung between the bridge (sandbar) and the small bridge (sandbar). Is the railing painted blue to contrast with the small bridge (bridge) with the red railing? Kotenbashi (bashi) is famous as a rotary bridge, but ottenbashi (bashi) is a very ordinary concrete bridge without features.

Qingく Tuられた Bridge

Original Text

I saw two bridges from the sightseeing boat before arriving at Amanohashidate Pier. The blue-painted bridge on the left side from the bow is "Oamabashi", which was used when crossing Amanohashidate from the vicinity of Monjudo.

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Original Text

It's a quiet and beautiful place, so it's a good place to stay for a while. It was nice to spend time because the cool breeze blows even in hot weather.