安堂寺橋, Girder bridge in Chūō-ku, Japan
The Andoji Bridge is a steel girder bridge located in the Chūō-ku district. It spans across an area to connect different parts of the neighborhood, serving both pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
The bridge was built in 1967 during Japan's rapid period of urban expansion and infrastructure development. Its construction reflects the modernization efforts of that time.
The bridge appears in the classical rakugo tale Ise Sanguu Kami no Nigiwai, serving as a location point within the story that connects to local narrative traditions.
The bridge is regularly maintained to ensure safe passage for daily traffic. It provides direct access to local shops and public transportation options nearby.
The structure stands at coordinates 34.676753, 135.510833, contributing to the network of bridges that characterize the urban landscape of this Japanese district.
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