Toyosato Bridge

Toyosato Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge that spans across Osaka and connects the districts of Asahi-ku and Higashiyodogawa-ku over water. The structure features characteristic steel cables running from a central tower to support the roadway below.

The bridge was completed in 1970 and was part of Osaka's major post-war infrastructure expansion. During this period, Japan was investing heavily in transportation networks to support rapid economic growth.

The structure represents Japanese engineering capabilities of the 1970s, incorporating advanced architectural elements that define modern infrastructure development.

The bridge is open daily for vehicle traffic between the two districts and supports regional transportation flow. Pedestrians and cyclists can also use the structure to cross between the areas on either side.

The bridge combines two distinct engineering approaches, serving as both a cable-stayed and standard road bridge across different sections.

Location: Asahi-ku

Location: Higashiyodogawa-ku

Inception: March 1970

Length: 561.4 m

Width: 19.5 m

GPS coordinates: 34.73717,135.55081

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:03