內灘大橋, Highway bridge in Inabe, Japan.
The Uchinada Bridge crosses a valley in Inabe spanning approximately 230 meters and rising about 20 meters above the surrounding terrain. The structure accommodates both vehicle traffic and a separate pathway for pedestrians and cyclists.
The bridge was built in 1998 as part of an infrastructure project to connect Inabe with the Shin-Meishin Expressway. This connection opened the city to faster transportation routes toward surrounding regions.
Local residents incorporate the bridge's pedestrian walkways into their daily routines for walking and exercise activities throughout the year.
The bridge is well lit and the walkways are passable in all seasons, though winter and heavy rain can make conditions more challenging. It is wise to exercise caution in poor weather and to rely on the good lighting when darkness falls.
The bridge combines modern engineering with environmental considerations, integrating seamlessly with the natural surroundings of Inabe City.
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