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Taiko-bashi

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Taiko-bashi, Bridge in Japan

Taiko-bashi is a stunning arched bridge in Kamakura, Japan.

This bridge was built as an entrance to a sacred Shinto shrine.

The bridge symbolizes the journey from the physical world to the spiritual realm in Shintoism.

Visitors are welcome to cross Taiko-bashi to admire its traditional Japanese architecture.

It's known for its dramatic curve, resembling a drum (taiko), which gives the bridge its name.

Location: Kamakura

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