Konohana Bridge

Konohana Bridge is a steel crossing that spans the Port of Osaka, carrying traffic across the water. The structure features four lanes for vehicles, pedestrians, and bicycles moving between the two sides.

Construction began in 1979 and the bridge opened in 1990. Its completion represented an important advancement in Japanese bridge engineering at that time.

The Japan Society of Civil Engineers recognized the bridge's technical excellence by awarding it the prestigious Tanaka Prize in 1990.

The bridge is easy to cross during the day with clear markings for different users. Visitors should know that it is primarily designed for traffic flow rather than leisurely strolls.

At its completion, the Konohana Bridge featured the world's longest span for a self-anchored suspension bridge, utilizing a single main cable system.

Location: Konohana-ku

Location: Osaka

Inception: March 1990

Official opening: March 1990

Length: 540 m

Longest Span: 300 m

Width: 23.5 m

Made from material: steel

Part of: 50 bridges in Naniwa

GPS coordinates: 34.66639,135.41306

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:55