Tokyo Gate Bridge
東京ゲートブリッジ
A massive truss bridge nicknamed for its dinosaur-like shape, offering a pedestrian walkway with views of Tokyo Bay.
What it is
- A 2,618-meter truss bridge connecting Wakasu in Koto Ward to the Central Breakwater
- Opened to traffic in February 2012 to facilitate vehicle movement across the bay
- Nicknamed the Dinosaur Bridge because of its unique structural silhouette
- Built with height restrictions due to its proximity to Haneda Airport
What to see
- The distinctive truss structure reaching a maximum height of 87.8 meters
- A pedestrian walkway located on the inland side of the bridge
- Energy-efficient LED lighting that illuminates the structure after dark
- Four lanes of vehicular traffic crossing a 440-meter main span
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Tokyo Gate Bridge Open in Google Maps
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