Kitakami Bridge

Kitakami Bridge is a road bridge spanning the Kitakami River in Ichinoseki, stretching 482 meters with a width of 9.5 meters to connect different sections of the city. The structure carries regular traffic and provides a direct passage over the river for both vehicular and foot transportation.

The bridge was constructed and opened in 2003, establishing a new transportation connection in the Tohoku region. It was built as part of infrastructure development to improve mobility across northern Japan.

The bridge connects different neighborhoods of Ichinoseki and serves as a daily passage for local commuters traveling between the city's districts. It functions as a practical gathering point where locals observe seasonal river changes and local festivals from its span.

You can reach the bridge easily by train from Tokyo or Sendai to Ichinoseki Station, which is located close by. From the station, you can access it on foot or by car within a short time.

The bridge was a significant infrastructure project for local development, enabling better connections between previously separated neighborhoods. It marked a turning point in Ichinoseki's urban planning in the early 2000s.

Location: Ichinoseki

Inception: 2003

Length: 482 m

Width: 9.5 m

GPS coordinates: 38.89861,141.26378

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:25