Abeno Bridge

The Abeno Bridge extends for 61.74 meters in length and 35.34 meters in width, connecting the districts of Hidenin-cho and Abenosuji above railroad tracks.

Built in January 1943, this rigid-frame bridge represents the engineering achievements of mid-20th century Japan during a period of rapid infrastructure development.

The bridge stands as a testament to Japanese engineering principles, incorporating structural elements that reflect the nation's approach to urban transportation solutions.

Multiple train stations surround the bridge, including Tennoji Abenobashi and Osaka Abenobashi, making it a central point for public transportation connections.

The bridge's construction demonstrates specific engineering techniques used in Japan, featuring a design that accommodates both railway clearance and urban traffic requirements.

Location: Hidenin-cho

Location: Abenosuji

Inception: 1943

Length: 61.74 m

Width: 35.34 m

GPS coordinates: 34.64490,135.51960

Latest update: March 4, 2025 10:32