Yoshima Bridge

Yoshima Bridge spans 847 meters across the Seto Inland Sea with five continuous steel trusses supporting both railway tracks and vehicle lanes.

The construction of the bridge in 1988 marked a milestone in Japanese infrastructure development by connecting Yoshima Island to the mainland transportation network.

The bridge exemplifies Japanese engineering methods through its dual-purpose design, accommodating trains and vehicles while maintaining structural stability.

Travelers can cross the bridge by train or car, accessing Yoshima Island and connecting to other segments of the Great Seto Bridge system.

The bridge features a complex structural design that incorporates separate levels for rail and road traffic while maintaining stability in maritime conditions.

Location: Sakaide

Part of: Great Seto Bridge

GPS coordinates: 34.39367,133.81256

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03