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Aya Teruha Ohashi Bridge
宮崎県
One of Japan's largest pedestrian suspension bridg…
Founded
1984
Type
Historic Site
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JR宮崎駅からバス40分、綾バスセンター下車
宮崎県東諸県郡綾町大字北俣3320-43
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Historic Site
Founded 1984
42 years
Overview
One of Japan's largest pedestrian suspension bridges, spanning the canopy of the broad-leaved evergreen forest in Aya Town, Miyazaki Prefecture. The bridge measures 142 meters in height and 250 meters in length, offering sweeping views of the primeval laurel forest designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Established by the town of Aya in 1984, it has since served as the centerpiece of Aya's natu…
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A pedestrian-only suspension bridge built by Aya Town, Miyazaki Prefecture, in 1984. Together with conservation efforts for the broad-leaved evergreen forest, it has become the centerpiece of Aya's nature tourism.
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