神崎橋

The Kanzaki Bridge is a girder bridge that spans across the area between Yodogawa-ku and Amagasaki. It measures 321 meters long and 21 meters wide, carrying both vehicle and pedestrian traffic daily.

The bridge was completed in 1978 as part of a major infrastructure modernization effort in the Kansai region. It reflects the rapid urban development that transformed both districts during Japan's post-war growth period.

The bridge connects two distinct areas, Yodogawa-ku and Amagasaki, which have developed their industrial and residential characteristics over generations.

The bridge is open daily for both vehicle and pedestrian traffic, connecting the two districts reliably. Peak hours can be quite busy, so visitors may prefer walking during quieter times to better observe the surroundings.

The bridge incorporates lateral yarding devices and specific construction techniques that demonstrate Japanese engineering precision in infrastructure development.

Location: Yodogawa-ku

Location: Amagasaki

Inception: 1978

Length: 321.2 m

Width: 21.5 m

GPS coordinates: 34.73314,135.44706

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:03