馬入橋

The Banyu Bridge spans across the Sagami River with its distinctive arch design, connecting both sides of National Route 1 in Kanagawa Prefecture.

Built in 1878 as a wooden structure, the bridge underwent multiple reconstructions, with the current fourth version completed in 1980 after significant structural improvements.

The bridge earned recognition as one of Japan's 100 Famous Bridges and is featured in Kanagawa's top 100 bridge selections for its architectural significance.

Located within walking distance from the nearest station, the bridge serves as an essential transportation route for residents and connects to the Banyu Fureai Park.

The bridge's name originates from a historical incident where Minamoto no Yoritomo fell from his horse after attending the bridge's completion ceremony.

GPS coordinates: 35.33175,139.36694

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:08