Dream Bridge
夢の大橋
Japan's widest pedestrian bridge spans the Ariake West Canal, offering a spacious walkway used for filming and Olympic history.
What it is
- A 360-meter pedestrian and cyclist bridge spanning the Ariake West Canal.
- The widest pedestrian bridge in Japan measuring 60 meters across.
- A connection between the Aomi and Ariake districts within Symbol Promenade Park.
- A 1995 JSCE Tanaka Award winner that opened officially in October 1996.
What to see
- The site where the Olympic cauldron was installed during the 2020 Games.
- A massive walkway frequently used as a filming location for television dramas.
- Views of the surrounding waterfront districts from the center of the span.
Getting there
- A three-minute walk from Tokyo Teleport Station.
- Five minutes on foot from Aomi Station.
- Five minutes on foot from Tokyo Big Sight Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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