Kaimon Bridge, Road bridge in Japan
Kaimon Bridge is a road bridge that crosses the Kiso River and links communities on both sides with its steel and concrete construction. The structure features arches and multiple traffic lanes to safely span the waterway.
The bridge was completed in 1924 and became an important milestone in connecting transport routes across the Kiso River. Its construction helped enable the movement of goods and people throughout the surrounding region.
The bridge structure represents early 20th-century Japanese engineering methods, displaying the technical capabilities and architectural preferences of that period.
The bridge undergoes regular maintenance to ensure it remains safe for traffic, and parking is available near both access points. Plan your crossing during daylight hours for better visibility and to avoid peak traffic times.
The bridge location at coordinates 36.336139, 140.590722 provides views of the surrounding river landscape and serves as a meeting point for local events.
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