Kanmon Bridge, Suspension bridge in Japan
The Kanmon Bridge is a large suspension bridge connecting the islands of Honshu and Kyushu in Japan.
Completed in 1973, it was the longest suspension bridge in Asia at the time.
The bridge is an important symbol of connection and unity in Japanese culture.
It carries both vehicular and pedestrian traffic, making it a vital transportation link.
The bridge's towers are designed to withstand earthquakes and typhoons.
Location: Shimonoseki
Location: Moji-ku
Inception: November 14, 1973
Official opening: November 14, 1973
Height: 140.8 m
Length: 1,068 m
Longest Span: 712 m
Material: steel
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