Iizuka Bridge

Iizuka Bridge is a road bridge that spans the Naka River in Tokyo's eastern area, connecting neighborhoods across a distance of 306 meters. The structure carries traffic along Tokyo Metropolitan Road Route 307 and Chiba Prefectural Road Route 501.

Iizuka Bridge was built during Tokyo's post-war reconstruction period when the city expanded its infrastructure to improve connections across growing neighborhoods. The construction reflects the rapid development of eastern Tokyo during this era of urban growth.

The bridge serves as a meeting point during local celebrations, bringing together residents from different neighborhoods for community gatherings throughout the year.

The bridge handles daily traffic and provides a dependable crossing over the Naka River. Pedestrians and vehicles alike can use it to move between nearby neighborhoods without difficulty.

The bridge spans across the Naka River at coordinates 35.778556, 139.850972, creating a vital link in the eastern Tokyo transportation network.

Location: Ōyata

Location: Nakagawa

Location: Nishi-Mizumoto

Location: Minami-Mizumoto

Length: 306 m

GPS coordinates: 35.77856,139.85097

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:42