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Tsūjun Bridge
Attraction
4.3 (2360 reviews)
Aqueduct bridge with stone arches, built in 1854 to supply water to the Shiraito Plateau.
Nagahara, 郡山都 Kamimashiki District, Kumamoto 861-3661, Japan
+81 967-72-1115
Highlights from Reviews
• impressive engineering
The Edo-era masonry and architectural design of the aqueduct bridge are considered spectacular and ingenious.
• scenic views
The bridge offers splendid views, serene walks, and picturesque surroundings in the countryside.
• dramatic water release
The gushing water from the bridge is a stunning and iconic sight, especially when viewed from below.
• ample free parking
Visitors appreciate the availability of plentiful and free parking spaces near the attraction.
• historical significance
The bridge is a historically significant landmark, with a museum nearby explaining its background and construction.
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