Shintabisoko Bridge

The Shintabisoko Bridge spans 462 meters across a deep V-shaped valley, rising 200 meters above the Tabisoko River with a central span of 220 meters.

The bridge opened on March 28, 2010, replacing an older structure from 1954 that connected local communities along National Route 418 in the Kamo District.

Local elementary school students contributed to the bridge design by creating the typography for its dedication plaque, establishing a connection with the community.

The structure includes a 7.25-meter wide roadway and a 2-meter pedestrian path, providing essential access between Yaotsu Town and Ena City.

In 2020, the bridge became the location of Japan's highest bungee jumping facility, with a 215-meter drop from the bridge deck.

GPS coordinates: 35.48492,137.19428

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29