Akinada Bridge
安芸灘大橋
Japan's longest prefectural suspension bridge offers scenic views for travelers crossing from Honshu to the Akinada Islands.
What it is
- A three-span suspension bridge connecting Kure City to Shimokamagari Island.
- The longest suspension bridge on a prefectural road in Japan.
- A toll bridge for vehicles that opened for public use in January 2000.
- The primary link spanning the Meneko Strait as part of Hiroshima Prefectural Road 74.
What to see
- A massive structure stretching 1,175 meters across the water.
- Main towers reaching a height of 119.45 meters.
- Clearance of 40 meters above the strait for passing ships.
- Views of the surrounding Akinada Islands from the pedestrian walkway.
When to go
- Pedestrians and bicycles can cross the bridge for free at any time.
- Drivers must prepare cash as the toll plaza does not have electronic collection lanes.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Akinada Bridge Open in Google Maps
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