Shin-Kizugawa Bridge

Shin-Kizugawa Bridge is an arch bridge that spans 2400 meters across the Kizu River area in Osaka, connecting residential neighborhoods on both sides. The structure supports both vehicle and foot traffic along a consistent width throughout its entire length.

The bridge opened in January 1994, responding to growing traffic demands between the Taishō-ku and Suminoe-ku districts of Osaka. Its completion represented a major infrastructure milestone for the city's expansion.

The bridge design reflects modern Japanese engineering practices, combining functionality with structural elements that complement the urban setting of Osaka.

The bridge is open daily to vehicles and pedestrians, providing direct access across the river between neighborhoods. Heavy traffic flows are common during peak hours, so allow extra time for crossing.

The bridge structure includes specific engineering solutions that allow it to manage the heavy traffic flow while maintaining stability across its extensive length.

Location: Taishō-ku

Location: Suminoe-ku

Inception: 1994

Official opening: 1994

Length: 2,400 m

Longest Span: 305 m

Width: 11.25 m

GPS coordinates: 34.62558,135.46308

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:00