無賃橋

The Mujinbashi Bridge stands as a concrete structure crossing natural terrain, connecting communities in the Mie Prefecture region of central Japan.

Built in 1937, the Mujinbashi Bridge represents an important period of infrastructure development in Japan during the early 20th century modernization period.

The bridge incorporates traditional Japanese architectural elements while serving as a testament to the engineering capabilities of the pre-war construction methods.

The bridge provides passage for pedestrians and cyclists, offering direct access between residential areas and local points of interest in Mie Prefecture.

Regular maintenance work carried out since 1937 has preserved the original structural elements of the bridge, maintaining its historical character for modern users.

GPS coordinates: 35.23181,136.25342

Latest update: March 12, 2025 05:49