Abeno Bridge

The Abeno Bridge is a railway bridge in Tennōji that spans across train tracks, connecting Hidenin-cho and Abenosuji. Its rigid-frame structure allows pedestrians and vehicles to cross the railway line at this location.

Construction of the bridge occurred in 1943, during a period when Japan was rapidly expanding its rail network. It emerged as part of infrastructure development that aimed to improve connections across growing urban areas.

The bridge links two neighborhoods and serves as a daily crossing for people moving between Hidenin-cho and Abenosuji. It shapes how residents and commuters navigate this part of Osaka.

The bridge is best accessed via the nearby stations Tennoji Abenobashi and Osaka Abenobashi, which sit at either end. Pedestrians can cross easily as it provides direct connectivity between these transportation hubs.

The bridge displays a specific engineering choice: its design was calculated to accommodate both the vertical clearance needed for trains below and the roadway traffic above. This dual-purpose balance represents a practical solution common in urban rail infrastructure.

Location: Hidenin-cho

Location: Abenosuji

Inception: 1943

Length: 61.74 m

Width: 35.34 m

GPS coordinates: 34.64490,135.51960

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:51