Kintai Bridge
錦帯橋
A historic five-arch wooden bridge spanning the Nishiki River, renowned for its unique nail-free construction and scenic seasonal beauty.
What it is
- A five-arch wooden bridge spanning 193.3 meters across the Nishiki River.
- Commissioned by Lord Kikkawa Hiroyoshi in 1673 and reconstructed in 1953.
- Designated as a National Place of Scenic Beauty using traditional joinery techniques.
- A sister bridge to the West Lake in China.
What to see
- Five distinct wooden arches built without the use of metal nails.
- Traditional joinery visible on the underside of the bridge structure.
- Views of the surrounding river valley and mountains from the bridge deck.
- Cherry blossoms during the spring season as a Top 100 designated spot.
When to go
- Spring is ideal to see the bridge surrounded by blooming cherry blossoms.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Kintai Bridge Open in Google Maps
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