No. 2 Tadamigawa Bridge

The No. 2 Tadamigawa Bridge extends 190 meters across the Tadami River with a steel truss structure reaching 65 meters at its highest span point.

The bridge, completed in 1941, demonstrates the engineering capabilities of Japanese railway infrastructure during the early Showa period through its Warren truss design.

The bridge functions as part of the JR Tadami Line, connecting communities while offering photographers opportunities to capture seasonal changes in the surrounding landscape.

Visitors can reach the bridge viewing point by walking 15 minutes from Aizu-Miyashita Station, crossing the Mishima Bridge to access observation areas.

Morning mists rising from the Tadami River create different visual perspectives of the bridge throughout the year, particularly during early summer months.

GPS coordinates: 37.47875,139.65775

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04