座架依橋

The Zakae Bridge is a railway bridge in Sagamihara that spans across a transportation corridor connecting different parts of the city. Its steel and concrete structure carries trains daily, moving commuters and freight across the region.

The bridge was built in the 20th century as an important step in railway development across Kanagawa Prefecture. It enabled the expansion of rail networks and connected communities that were previously difficult to access.

The bridge represents Japanese engineering practices, incorporating structural elements that reflect the precision and efficiency values of Japanese construction methods.

The bridge is visible from a distance and can be viewed from the adjacent waterside or nearby public areas. The best viewing point is from the southern bank, where you can see the entire structure clearly.

The bridge was designed with specialized reinforcement techniques to withstand earthquakes common in this region of Japan. This seismic stability is built into the pillars and connection points, making it an example of modern Japanese engineering.