Seto Ōhashi Commemorative Park
瀬戸大橋記念公園
This park at the Seto Ohashi Bridge foot details the bridge's construction and offers recreation.
What it is
- Park commemorating the Seto Ohashi Bridge.
- Opened in 1988, on the Shikoku side.
- Former site of an exhibition celebrating the bridge.
What to see
- Seto Ohashi Commemorative Hall details bridge construction.
- Playgrounds and sports fields for recreation.
- Hama Ritsurin garden designed by Nagare Masayuki.
- Giant rock sculptures contrast with the bridge.
Getting there
- Near the Shamijima district of Sakaide.
- At the foot of the Seto Ohashi Bridge.
In detail
The building of the Seto Ohashi Bridge was a painstaking process that lasted nearly 10 years. Visitors can study this history in detail at Seto Ohashi Commemorative Park near the Shamijima district of Sakaide, at the foot of the bridge on the Shikoku side. Opened in 1988, the park is the former site of an open-air exhibition that was held to celebrate the completion of the bridge that same year. The free-to-enter Seto Ohashi Commemorative Hall in the park details the challenges and triumphs of the construction project, while the playgrounds and sports fields nearby offer plenty of space for play and recreation. Another place of interest is the Hama Ritsurin garden, designed by the sculptor Nagare Masayuki (1923–2018), whose giant rock sculptures provide an interesting contrast with the bridge.
Text: 観光庁 地域観光資源の多言語解説文データベース. Reproduced unchanged. The notes above were written from that text by Japan Gems.
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