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List of bridges in Japan

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Historical bridges

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NameJapaneseDistinctionLengthTypeCarries
Crosses		OpenedLocationPrefectureRef.
1Kazurabashi [ja]かずら橋45 m (148 ft)Suspension
Woven lianas, steel cables
Footbridge
Iya Valley
Miyoshi
33°52′30.5″N133°50′07.4″E / 33.875139°N 133.835389°E /33.875139; 133.835389 (Kazurabashi)		Tokushima
2Okuiya Niju Kazurabashi [ja]奥祖谷二重かずら橋42 m (138 ft)Suspension
Woven lianas, steel cables
Footbridge
Iya Valley
Miyoshi
33°51′12.6″N134°02′44.5″E / 33.853500°N 134.045694°E /33.853500; 134.045694 (Okuiya Niju Kazurabashi)		Tokushima
3Sorihashi反橋Itsukushima Shrine
World Heritage Site (1996)
Important Cultural Property		20 m (66 ft)Trestle
Wood
Moon bridge
Footbridge
1557Miyajima
34°17′43.3″N132°19′10.4″E / 34.295361°N 132.319556°E /34.295361; 132.319556 (Sorihashi)		Hiroshima[B 1]
[1]
4Megane Bridge眼鏡橋Important Cultural Property (1960)22 m (72 ft)Masonry
2 arches
Footbridge
Nakashima River
1634Nagasaki
32°44′49.8″N129°52′48.3″E / 32.747167°N 129.880083°E /32.747167; 129.880083 (Megane Bridge)		Nagasaki[B 2]
[S 1]
5Kintai Bridge錦帯橋National Treasure (1922)
Span : 35.1 m (115 ft)		193 m (633 ft)Arch
Wooden beam
Footbridge
Nishiki River
1673Iwakuni
34°10′03.5″N132°10′41.9″E / 34.167639°N 132.178306°E /34.167639; 132.178306 (Kintai Bridge)		Yamaguchi[B 3]
[S 2]
6Saruhashi Bridge猿橋31 m (102 ft)Beam
Cantilever wooden beams
Footbridge
Katsura River
1756Ōtsuki
35°36′56.5″N138°58′48.8″E / 35.615694°N 138.980222°E /35.615694; 138.980222 (Saruhashi Bridge)		Yamanashi[B 4]
7Megane-bashi (Isahaya) [ja]眼鏡橋 (諫早市)49 m (161 ft)Masonry
2 arches
Footbridge
Pond ofIsahaya Park
1839Isahaya
32°50′43.6″N130°02′56.8″E / 32.845444°N 130.049111°E /32.845444; 130.049111 (Megane-bashi (Isahaya))		Nagasaki[B 5]
[S 3]
8Reitai Bridge [ja]霊台橋Important Cultural Property (1967)Masonry
1 arch
Footbridge
Midori River
1847Misato
32°37′45.3″N130°53′17.7″E / 32.629250°N 130.888250°E /32.629250; 130.888250 (Reitai Bridge)		Kumamoto[B 6]
9Tsūjun Bridge通潤橋Largest stone aqueduct in Japan
Important Cultural Property (1960)		84 m (276 ft)Masonry
271 arches		1854Yamato
32°40′54.1″N130°59′37.4″E / 32.681694°N 130.993722°E /32.681694; 130.993722 (Tsūjun Bridge)		Kumamoto[B 7]
10Saya Bridge [ja]鞘橋Contribute to the historical landscape of the country (1998)23 m (75 ft)Covered
Wood
Footbridge
Kanakura River
1869Kotohira
34°11′08.3″N133°49′17.9″E / 34.185639°N 133.821639°E /34.185639; 133.821639 (Saya Bridge)		Kagawa[B 8]
11Mikohata Cast Iron Bridge [ja]神子畑鋳鉄橋Important Cultural Property (1977)Arch
Cast iron
Footbridge
Mikobata River
1885Asago
35°15′04.4″N134°43′59.4″E / 35.251222°N 134.733167°E /35.251222; 134.733167 (Mikohata Cast Iron Bridge)		Hyōgo[B 9]
12Nijūbashi [ja]二重橋Lead toEdo CastleArch
Footbridge
Edo Castle moats
1888Tokyo
35°40′48.8″N139°45′13.0″E / 35.680222°N 139.753611°E /35.680222; 139.753611 (Nijūbashi)		Tokyo
Chiyoda
13Seimon Ishibashi皇居正門石橋Lead toEdo CastleMasonry
2 arches
Footbridge
Edo Castle moats
1888Tokyo
35°40′47.9″N139°45′16.9″E / 35.679972°N 139.754694°E /35.679972; 139.754694 (Seimon Ishibashi)		Tokyo
Chiyoda		[S 4]
14Shinkyo Bridge神橋Shrines and Temples of Nikkō
World Heritage Site (1999)		28 m (92 ft)Beam
Footbridge
Daiya River
1904Nikkō
36°45′12.0″N139°36′14.5″E / 36.753333°N 139.604028°E /36.753333; 139.604028 (Shinkyo Bridge)		Tochigi[2]
15Otoshi Bridge遠登志橋Important Cultural Property (2005)48 m (157 ft)Arch
Steel deck arch
Footbridge
Kojoro River
1905Niihama
33°53′27.0″N133°18′40.8″E / 33.890833°N 133.311333°E /33.890833; 133.311333 (Otoshi Bridge)		Ehime[B 10]
16Nihonbashi日本橋Important Cultural Property (1999)49 m (161 ft)Masonry
2 arches		1911Tokyo
35°41′02.6″N139°46′28.2″E / 35.684056°N 139.774500°E /35.684056; 139.774500 (Nihonbashi)		Tokyo
Chiyoda		[B 11]
17Mino Bridge [ja]美濃橋Oldest existing modern suspension bridge in Japan
Important Cultural Property (2003)		116 m (381 ft)Suspension
Steel truss deck, concrete pylons
Footbridge
Nagara River
1916Mino
35°33′08.1″N136°54′37.6″E / 35.552250°N 136.910444°E /35.552250; 136.910444 (Mino Bridge)		Gifu[B 12]
[3]
18Momosuke Bridge [ja]桃介橋Important Cultural Property (1994)248 m (814 ft)Suspension
Wooden deck
24+104+104+24
Footbridge
Kiso River
1922Nagiso
35°36′03.1″N137°36′24.7″E / 35.600861°N 137.606861°E /35.600861; 137.606861 (Momosuke Bridge)		Nagano[B 13]
[S 5]
19South Kawachi Bridge南河内橋Important Cultural Property (2006)133 m (436 ft)Lenticular truss
Steel
Footbridge
Itabitsu
1926Kitakyushu
33°49′38.3″N130°48′03.8″E / 33.827306°N 130.801056°E /33.827306; 130.801056 (South Kawachi Bridge)		Fukuoka[B 14]
20Eitai Bridge [ja]永代橋Important Cultural Property (2007)185 m (607 ft)Arch
Steel tied-arch
Eitai Dori Avenue
Sumida River
1926Tokyo
35°40′34.6″N139°47′15.2″E / 35.676278°N 139.787556°E /35.676278; 139.787556 (Eitai Bridge)		Tokyo
Chūō -Kōtō		[B 15]
21Hijiri Bridge [ja]聖橋92 m (302 ft)Arch
Concrete deck arch
Hongo Dori 403
Kanda River
1927Tokyo
35°41′59.2″N139°45′55.9″E / 35.699778°N 139.765528°E /35.699778; 139.765528 (Hijiri Bridge)		Tokyo
Bunkyō -Chiyoda
22Kiyosu Bridge [ja]清洲橋Important Cultural Property (2007)186 m (610 ft)Suspension
Chainself-anchored bridge
Kiyosu-bashi Dori 474
Sumida River
1928Tokyo
35°40′56.6″N139°47′30.8″E / 35.682389°N 139.791889°E /35.682389; 139.791889 (Kiyosu Bridge)		Tokyo
Chūō -Kōtō		[B 16]
[S 6]
23Bandai Bridge萬代橋Important Cultural Property (2004)307 m (1,007 ft)Arch
Concrete		1929Niigata
37°55′10.4″N139°03′11.2″E / 37.919556°N 139.053111°E /37.919556; 139.053111 (Bandai Bridge)		Niigata[B 17]
24Aioi Bridge相生橋Target for the 1945Hiroshima atomic bomb123 m (404 ft)Beam
Steel
Aioi Dori 183
Ōta River
1932Hiroshima
34°23′47.3″N132°27′09.2″E / 34.396472°N 132.452556°E /34.396472; 132.452556 (Aioi Bridge)		Hiroshima[4]
25Chikugo River Lift Bridge筑後川昇開橋Important Cultural Property (2003)
Mechanical Engineering Heritage (2007)		507 m (1,663 ft)Truss
Steel
Vertical-lift bridge		1935Saga -Ōkawa
33°12′52.9″N130°21′44.5″E / 33.214694°N 130.362361°E /33.214694; 130.362361 (Chikugo River Lift Bridge)		Saga
Fukuoka		[B 18]
[S 7]
[5]
26Taushubetsu Bridge [ja]タウシュベツ川橋梁Arch
Concrete
Out of order
Otofuke River
1937Kamishihoro
43°24′55.8″N143°11′21.3″E / 43.415500°N 143.189250°E /43.415500; 143.189250 (Taushubetsu Bridge)		Hokkaido
27Kachidoki Bridge [ja]勝鬨橋Important Cultural Property (2007)246 m (807 ft)Arch
Steel tied-arch
Bascule bridge
Harumi Dori 304
Sumida River
1940Tokyo
35°39′44.1″N139°46′29.6″E / 35.662250°N 139.774889°E /35.662250; 139.774889 (Kachidoki Bridge)		Tokyo
Chūō		[B 19]
[S 8]


Architectural bridges

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NameJapaneseDistinctionLengthTypeCarries
Crosses		OpenedLocationPrefectureRef.
1Kawazu-Nanadaru Loop Bridge河津七滝ループ橋Tanaka Prize (1981)440 m (1,440 ft)Box girder
Steel		1981Kawazu
34°47′31.0″N138°56′19.4″E / 34.791944°N 138.938722°E /34.791944; 138.938722 (Kawazu-Nanadaru Loop Bridge)		Shizuoka[C 1]
[6]
2Chuo Bridge [ja]中央大橋211 m (692 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel beam deck, steel pylon
Tokyo Route 463
Sumida River
1993Tokyo
35°40′17.3″N139°47′04.2″E / 35.671472°N 139.784500°E /35.671472; 139.784500 (Chuo Bridge)		Tokyo
Chūō		[S 9]
3Shirakobato Bridge [ja]しらこばと橋145 m (476 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel deck, steel pylon
Saitama Prefectural road No. 115
Motoara River
1994Koshigaya
35°53′18.1″N139°47′54.5″E / 35.888361°N 139.798472°E /35.888361; 139.798472 (Bridge)		Saitama
4Shiosai Bridge [ja]潮騒橋Tanaka Prize (1995)232 m (761 ft)Stressed ribbon
Concrete
55+61+61+55
Footbridge
Kikukawa River
1995Kakegawa
34°38′54.5″N138°03′43.0″E / 34.648472°N 138.061944°E /34.648472; 138.061944 (Shiosai Bridge)		Shizuoka[C 2]
[S 10]
5Teleport Bridgeテレポートブリッジ341 m (1,119 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel deck, steel pylon
Footbridge
Bayshore Route
1996Tokyo
35°37′41.3″N139°46′44.6″E / 35.628139°N 139.779056°E /35.628139; 139.779056 (Teleport Bridge)		Tokyo
Kōtō -Minato		[S 11]
6Yumetsuri Bridge [ja]夢吊橋Tanaka Prize (1996)
Span : 147 m (482 ft)		172 m (564 ft)Stressed ribbon
Concrete
Footbridge
Ashida River
1996Fuchū
34°35′08.8″N133°08′26.1″E / 34.585778°N 133.140583°E /34.585778; 133.140583 (Yumetsuri Bridge)		Hiroshima[C 2]
[S 12]
7Ushibuka Haiya Bridge [ja]牛深ハイヤ大橋Tanaka Prize (1997)
Civil Engineering Design Prize (2001)
Designed byRenzo Piano		883 m (2,897 ft)Box girder
Steel		1997Ushibuka
32°11′31.8″N130°01′37.8″E / 32.192167°N 130.027167°E /32.192167; 130.027167 (Ushibuka Haiya Bridge)		Kumamoto[C 2]
[C 3]
[S 13]
[7]
8Kujira Bridge [ja]くじら橋Tanaka Prize (1997)
Span : 100 m (330 ft)		107 m (351 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete		1997Inagi
35°38′04.4″N139°29′08.4″E / 35.634556°N 139.485667°E /35.634556; 139.485667 (Kujira Bridge)		Tokyo[C 2]
[S 14][8]
9Raiden Todoroki Bridges [ja]雷電廿六木橋Civil Engineering Design Prize (2010)345 m (1,132 ft)
270 m (890 ft)		Box girder
Prestressed concrete
34+75+125+75+34
35+50+75+65+45		1998Chichibu
35°57′23.9″N138°54′17.0″E / 35.956639°N 138.904722°E /35.956639; 138.904722 (Raiden Todoroki Bridges)		Saitama[C 4]
[9]
10Goshiki Zakura Bridge [ja]五色桜大橋Tanaka Prize (2002)Arch
2 levels steel tied-arch
Ojikita Metropolitan Expressway Central Circular
Arakawa River
2002Tokyo
35°45′54.7″N139°45′36.1″E / 35.765194°N 139.760028°E /35.765194; 139.760028 (Goshiki Zakura Bridge)		Tokyo
Adachi		[C 5]
11Oboro Bridge [ja]朧大橋Tanaka Prize (2002)
Civil Engineering Design Prize 2004		293 m (961 ft)Arch
Concrete deck arch
Fukuoka prefectural road No. 798
2002Kurume
33°16′36.8″N130°37′50.5″E / 33.276889°N 130.630694°E /33.276889; 130.630694 (Oboro Bridge)		Fukuoka[C 5]
[C 6]
[10]
12Seiun Bridge [ja]青雲橋Tanaka Prize (2004)
FIB Award for Outstanding Structure (2006)		97 m (318 ft)Stressed ribbon
Concrete		2004Miyoshi
33°57′34.9″N133°44′42.3″E / 33.959694°N 133.745083°E /33.959694; 133.745083 (Seiun Bridge (Tokushima))		Tokushima[C 5]
[S 15]
[11]
13Omiodori Bridge [ja]近江大鳥橋Tanaka Prize (2007)555 m (1,821 ft)Extradosed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
137+170+115+67
152+160+90+72		2007Ōtsu -Kōka
34°56′27.7″N136°01′57.4″E / 34.941028°N 136.032611°E /34.941028; 136.032611 (Omiodori Bridge)		Shiga[C 7]
[S 16]
14Fudo Bridge [ja]不動大橋Lowest girder depth (6m) / longest span (155m) for composite truss in Japan
Tanaka Prize (2010)		590 m (1,940 ft)Extradosed
Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons
63+125+155+155+88
Gunma Prefectural Road No. 375
Agatsuma River
2010Naganohara
36°32′43.8″N138°41′13.9″E / 36.545500°N 138.687194°E /36.545500; 138.687194 (Fudo Bridge)		Gunma[12]


Major bridges

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NameJapaneseSpanLengthTypeCarries
Crosses		OpenedLocationPrefectureRef.
1Akashi Kaikyō Bridge明石海峡大橋1,991 m (6,532 ft)3,911 m (12,831 ft)Suspension
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
960+1991+960		1998Kobe -Awaji Island
34°37′01.3″N135°01′18.9″E / 34.617028°N 135.021917°E /34.617028; 135.021917 (Akashi Kaikyō Bridge)		Hyōgo[Note 1]
[S 17]
[13]
2Minami Bisan-Seto Bridge南備讃瀬戸大橋1,100 m (3,600 ft)13,100 m (43,000 ft)Suspension
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
274+1100+274		1989Sakaide -Yoshima Island
34°21′50.0″N133°49′30.7″E / 34.363889°N 133.825194°E /34.363889; 133.825194 (Minami Bisan-Seto Bridge)		Kagawa[S 18]
[14]
3Third Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge来島海峡第三大橋1,030 m (3,380 ft)4,105 m (13,468 ft)Suspension
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons		1999Imabari -Umashima Island
34°06′54.9″N132°59′03.6″E / 34.115250°N 132.984333°E /34.115250; 132.984333 (Third Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge)		Ehime[S 19]
[15]
4Second Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge来島海峡第二大橋1,020 m (3,350 ft)4,105 m (13,468 ft)Suspension
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
250+1020+62x4		1999Umashima Island -Ōshima Island
34°07′16.0″N133°00′00.7″E / 34.121111°N 133.000194°E /34.121111; 133.000194 (Second Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge)		Ehime[S 20]
[15]
5Kita Bisan-Seto Bridge北備讃瀬戸大橋990 m (3,250 ft)13,100 m (43,000 ft)Suspension
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
274+990+274		1988Sakaide -Yoshima Island
34°22′42.4″N133°49′13.2″E / 34.378444°N 133.820333°E /34.378444; 133.820333 (Kita Bisan-Seto Bridge)		Kagawa[S 21]
[14]
6Shimotsui-Seto Bridge下津井瀬戸大橋940 m (3,080 ft)13,100 m (43,000 ft)Suspension
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
130+940+130		1988Kurashiki -Hitsuishi Island
34°25′52.0″N133°48′20.7″E / 34.431111°N 133.805750°E /34.431111; 133.805750 (Shimotsui-Seto Bridge)		Okayama[S 22]
[14]
7Tatara Bridge多々羅大橋890 m (2,920 ft)1,480 m (4,860 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel truss deck, steel pylons
164+890+257+63		1999Ikuchi Island -Ōmishima Island
34°15′35.7″N133°03′52.6″E / 34.259917°N 133.064611°E /34.259917; 133.064611 (Tatara Bridge)		Hiroshima -Ehime[S 23]
8Ōnaruto Bridge大鳴門橋876 m (2,874 ft)1,629 m (5,344 ft)Suspension
Steel truss deck, steel pylons93+330+876+330		1985Naruto -Awaji Island
34°14′19.5″N134°39′01.1″E / 34.238750°N 134.650306°E /34.238750; 134.650306 (Ōnaruto Bridge)		Tokushima -Hyōgo[S 24]
[Note 1]
[13]
9Innoshima Bridge因島大橋770 m (2,530 ft)1,270 m (4,170 ft)Suspension
Steel truss deck, steel pylons
250+770+250		1983Innoshima Island -Mukoujima Island
34°21′25.7″N133°10′49.5″E / 34.357139°N 133.180417°E /34.357139; 133.180417 (Innoshima Bridge)		Hiroshima[Note 1]
[S 25]
[16]
10Akinada Bridge安芸灘大橋750 m (2,460 ft)1,175 m (3,855 ft)Suspension
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
170+750+255
Aki-nada Ohashi Toll Road
Seto Inland Sea
2000Kure -Shimokamagari Island
34°12′22.4″N132°40′45.8″E / 34.206222°N 132.679389°E /34.206222; 132.679389 (Akinada Bridge)		Hiroshima[Note 1]
[S 26]
[17]
11Hakuchō Bridge白鳥大橋720 m (2,360 ft)1,540 m (5,050 ft)Suspension
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
80+330+720+330+80		1998Muroran
42°21′10.0″N140°56′59.0″E / 42.352778°N 140.949722°E /42.352778; 140.949722 (Hakuchō Bridge)		Hokkaido[Note 1]
[S 27]
[18]
12Kanmon Bridge関門橋712 m (2,336 ft)1,068 m (3,504 ft)Suspension
Steel truss deck, steel pylons		1973Kitakyushu -Shimonoseki
33°57′42.2″N130°57′31.3″E / 33.961722°N 130.958694°E /33.961722; 130.958694 (Kanmon Bridge)		Fukuoka -Yamaguchi[Note 1]
[S 28]
[19]
13First Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge来島海峡第一大橋600 m (2,000 ft)4,105 m (13,468 ft)Suspension
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
50+140+600+170		1999Umashima Island -Ōshima Island
34°06′54.9″N132°59′03.6″E / 34.115250°N 132.984333°E /34.115250; 132.984333 (First Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge)		Ehime[S 29]
[15]
14Meikō-Chūō Bridge [ja]名港中央大橋590 m (1,940 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons		1998Nagoya
35°03′12.5″N136°51′37.2″E / 35.053472°N 136.860333°E /35.053472; 136.860333 (Meikō-Chūō Bridge)		Aichi[S 30]
15Rainbow Bridgeレインボーブリッジ570 m (1,870 ft)3,750 m (12,300 ft)Suspension
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons		1993Tokyo
35°38′11.6″N139°45′47.4″E / 35.636556°N 139.763167°E /35.636556; 139.763167 (Rainbow Bridge)		Tokyo
Minato		[S 31]
[20]
16Hakata–Ōshima Bridge伯方・大島大橋560 m (1,840 ft)1,193 m (3,914 ft)Suspension
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons		1988Ōshima -Hakata Island
34°11′32.2″N133°04′20.2″E / 34.192278°N 133.072278°E /34.192278; 133.072278 (Hakata–Ōshima Bridge)		Ehime[S 32]
[15]
17Toyoshima Bridge [ja]豊島大橋540 m (1,770 ft)930 m (3,050 ft)Suspension
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
Hiroshima prefectural road No. 356
Seto Inland Sea
2008Teshima Island -Kami-Kamagari Island
34°10′35.1″N132°46′06.9″E / 34.176417°N 132.768583°E /34.176417; 132.768583 (Toyoshima Bridge)		Hiroshima[21]
[22]
18Minato Bridge港大橋510 m (1,670 ft)Cantilever
Steel
2 levels
235+510+235
Hanshin Expressway
Bayshore Route
Bayshore Line
Osaka Port Line
Osaka Bay
1973Osaka
34°38′40.9″N135°26′17.2″E / 34.644694°N 135.438111°E /34.644694; 135.438111 (Minato Bridge)		Osaka[S 33]
19Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge鶴見つばさ橋510 m (1,670 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons		1994Yokohama
35°28′19.3″N139°41′57.1″E / 35.472028°N 139.699194°E /35.472028; 139.699194 (Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge)		Kanagawa[S 34]
[23]
20Ikuchi Bridge [ja]生口橋490 m (1,610 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
50x3+490+50x3		1991Innoshima Island -Ikuchi Island
34°18′14.7″N133°09′00.2″E / 34.304083°N 133.150056°E /34.304083; 133.150056 (Ikuchi Bridge)		Hiroshima[S 35]
21Higashi Kobe Bridge東神戸大橋485 m (1,591 ft)Cable-stayed
2 level steel truss deck, steel pylons
73+127+485+127+73		1992Kobe
34°42′34.4″N135°17′23.5″E / 34.709556°N 135.289861°E /34.709556; 135.289861 (Higashi Kobe Bridge)		Hyōgo[S 36]
22Megami Bridge [ja]女神大橋480 m (1,570 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
200+480+200
Nagasaki Megami Ohashi Road
Nagasaki Bay
2006Nagasaki
32°43′17.5″N129°50′58.5″E / 32.721528°N 129.849583°E /32.721528; 129.849583 (Megami Bridge)		Nagasaki[S 37]
23Hirado Bridge平戸大橋465 m (1,526 ft)880 m (2,890 ft)Suspension
Steel truss deck, steel pylons
48+47+465+54		1977Hirado -Tabirahiradoguchi
33°21′25″N129°34′20.6″E / 33.35694°N 129.572389°E /33.35694; 129.572389 (Hirado Bridge)		Nagasaki[S 38]
[24]
24Yokohama Bay Bridge横浜ベイブリッジ460 m (1,510 ft)Cable-stayed
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
200+460+200		1989Yokohama
35°27′16.9″N139°40′26.5″E / 35.454694°N 139.674028°E /35.454694; 139.674028 (Yokohama Bay Bridge)		Kanagawa[S 39]
25Tokyo Gate Bridge東京ゲートブリッジ440 m (1,440 ft)2,933 m (9,623 ft)Cantilever
Steel
160+440+160
Tokyoko Rinkai-doro
Tokyo Bay
2012Tokyo
35°36′37.7″N139°49′34.3″E / 35.610472°N 139.826194°E /35.610472; 139.826194 (Tokyo Gate Bridge)		Tokyo
Kōtō -Ōta		[S 40]
[25]
26Iwakurojima Bridge岩黒島橋420 m (1,380 ft)13,100 m (43,000 ft)Cable-stayed
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
185+420+185		1988Yoshima Island -Iwakurojima Island
34°24′06.0″N133°48′32.1″E / 34.401667°N 133.808917°E /34.401667; 133.808917 (Iwakurojima Bridge)		Kagawa[S 41]
[14]
27Hitsuishijima Bridge櫃石島橋420 m (1,380 ft)13,100 m (43,000 ft)Cable-stayed
2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons
185+420+185		1988Hitsuishijima Island -Iwakurojima Island
34°24′34.1″N133°48′24.8″E / 34.409472°N 133.806889°E /34.409472; 133.806889 (Hitsuishijima Bridge)		Kagawa[S 42]
[14]
28Meikō-Higashi Bridge [ja]名港東大橋410 m (1,350 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons		1998Nagoya
35°03′12.7″N136°52′42.6″E / 35.053528°N 136.878500°E /35.053528; 136.878500 (Meikō-Higashi Bridge)		Aichi[S 43]
29Meikō-Nishi Bridge名港西大橋406 m (1,332 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons		1985
1997		Nagoya
35°03′06.6″N136°50′03.4″E / 35.051833°N 136.834278°E /35.051833; 136.834278 (Meikō-Nishi Bridge)		Aichi[S 44]
30Ikitsuki Bridge生月大橋400 m (1,300 ft)960 m (3,150 ft)Truss
Steel
200+400+200
Nagasaki prefectural road 42
East China Sea
1991Ikitsuki -Hirado Island
33°21′11.0″N129°26′18.9″E / 33.353056°N 129.438583°E /33.353056; 129.438583 (Ikitsuki Bridge)		Nagasaki[S 45]
31Takashima Hizen Bridge [ja]鷹島肥前大橋400 m (1,300 ft)1,251 m (4,104 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons
Nagasaki prefectural road 109
Saga prefectural road 109
Hibisuido Strait
2009Matsuura -Karatsu
33°26′22.1″N129°47′14.9″E / 33.439472°N 129.787472°E /33.439472; 129.787472 (Takashima Hizen Bridge)		Nagasaki -Saga[S 46]
[26]
32Hiroshima Airport Bridge [ja]広島空港大橋380 m (1,250 ft)800 m (2,600 ft)Arch
Steel deck arch
Hiroshima prefectural road No. 49
Hiroshima Central Flight Road
Numata River
2010Mihara
34°27′26.7″N132°55′37.2″E / 34.457417°N 132.927000°E /34.457417; 132.927000 (Hiroshima Airport Bridge)		Hiroshima[S 47]
33Wakato Bridge若戸大橋367 m (1,204 ft)2,100 m (6,900 ft)Suspension
Steel truss deck, steel pylons		1962Kitakyushu
33°54′10.1″N130°48′59.6″E / 33.902806°N 130.816556°E /33.902806; 130.816556 (Wakato Bridge)		Fukuoka[S 48]
[27]
34Shin-Minato Bridge [ja]新湊大橋360 m (1,180 ft)3,600 m (11,800 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
60x2+360+60x2

Toyama Bay
Imizu Port
2012Imizu
36°46′33.0″N137°06′55.8″E / 36.775833°N 137.115500°E /36.775833; 137.115500 (Shin-Minato Bridge)		Toyama[S 49]
[28]
35Yamatogawa Bridge大和川橋梁355 m (1,165 ft)653 m (2,142 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
149+355+149		1985Osaka -Sakai
34°36′17.2″N135°27′31.8″E / 34.604778°N 135.458833°E /34.604778; 135.458833 (Yamatogawa Bridge)		Osaka[Note 1]
[S 50]
36Tenpozan Bridge [ja]天保山大橋350 m (1,150 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
170+350+120		1990Osaka
34°39′34.5″N135°25′57.1″E / 34.659583°N 135.432528°E /34.659583; 135.432528 (Tenpozan Bridge)		Osaka[S 51]
37Maizuru Crane Bridge [ja]舞鶴クレインブリッジ350 m (1,150 ft)735 m (2,411 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
160+350+160		1998Maizuru
35°30′35.2″N135°23′16.2″E / 35.509778°N 135.387833°E /35.509778; 135.387833 (Maizuru Crane Bridge)		Kyoto[29]
38Ōshima Bridge (Nagasaki) [ja]大島大橋350 m (1,150 ft)1,095 m (3,593 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
Nagasaki prefectural road No. 52
Yobukonoseto Strait
1999Saikai -Oshima Island
33°02′15.2″N129°38′30.7″E / 33.037556°N 129.641861°E /33.037556; 129.641861 (Ōshima Bridge (Nagasaki))		Nagasaki[S 52]
39Tenjō Bridge [ja]天城橋348 m (1,142 ft)465 m (1,526 ft)Arch
Steel through arch
Misumi-Oyano Road
Misuminoseto Strait
2018Uki -Ōyano-jima
32°36′43.2″N130°27′32.5″E / 32.612000°N 130.459028°E /32.612000; 130.459028 (Tenjō Bridge)		Kumamoto[30]
40Mihara Bridge [ja]美原大橋340 m (1,120 ft)973 m (3,192 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
154+340+154		2005Ebetsu
43°07′10.9″N141°34′54.6″E / 43.119694°N 141.581833°E /43.119694; 141.581833 (Mihara Bridge)		Hokkaido[31]
41Ōshima Bridge (Yamaguchi) [ja]大島大橋 (山口県)325 m (1,066 ft)1,020 m (3,350 ft)Truss
Steel
200+325+200		1976Yanai -Suō-Ōshima
33°57′29.6″N132°11′07.2″E / 33.958222°N 132.185333°E /33.958222; 132.185333 (Ōshima Bridge (Yamaguchi))		Yamaguchi[S 53]
[32]
42Ikina Bridge [ja]生名橋315 m (1,033 ft)515 m (1,690 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
98+315+98
Ehime Prefectural Road No. 338
Seto Inland Sea
2011Ikina Island -Sa Island
34°15′26.4″N133°11′14.6″E / 34.257333°N 133.187389°E /34.257333; 133.187389 (Ikina Bridge)		Ehime[33]
43Shin Kizugawa Bridge [ja]新木津川大橋305 m (1,001 ft)495 m (1,624 ft)Arch
Steel through arch		1994Osaka
34°37′33.0″N135°27′46.9″E / 34.625833°N 135.463028°E /34.625833; 135.463028 (Shin Kizugawa Bridge)		Osaka[Note 1]
[S 54]
44Tenmon Bridge [ja]天門橋300 m (980 ft)502 m (1,647 ft)Truss
Steel
100+300+100		1966Uki -Ōyano-jima
32°36′39.9″N130°27′31.7″E / 32.611083°N 130.458806°E /32.611083; 130.458806 (Tenmon Bridge)		Kumamoto[S 55]
[34]
45Kuronoseto Bridge [ja]黒之瀬戸大橋300 m (980 ft)502 m (1,647 ft)Truss
Steel
100+300+100		1974Izumi -Nagashima
32°06′22.0″N130°10′26.0″E / 32.106111°N 130.173889°E /32.106111; 130.173889 (Kuronoseto Bridge)		Kagoshima[S 56]
46Konohana Bridge此花大橋300 m (980 ft)540 m (1,770 ft)Suspension
Self-anchored, steel box girder deck, steel pylons
120+300+120		1987Osaka
34°39′59.3″N135°24′52.8″E / 34.666472°N 135.414667°E /34.666472; 135.414667 (Konohana Bridge)		Osaka[Note 1]
[S 57]
[35]
47Ohmishima Bridge [ja]大三島橋297 m (974 ft)328 m (1,076 ft)Arch
Steel through arch		1979Ohmishima Island -Hakata Island
34°12′57.7″N133°03′20.3″E / 34.216028°N 133.055639°E /34.216028; 133.055639 (Ohmishima Bridge)		Ehime[S 58]
48Second Ondo Bridge [ja]音戸大橋280 m (920 ft)492 m (1,614 ft)Arch
Steel through arch		2013Kure -Kurahashi-jima
34°11′53.3″N132°32′19.9″E / 34.198139°N 132.538861°E /34.198139; 132.538861 (Second Ondo Bridge)		Hiroshima[36]
49Konaruto Bridge [ja]小鳴門大橋280 m (920 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
Tokushima Prefectural Road No. 11
Konaruto Strait
1998Naruto -Oge Island
34°12′01.2″N134°35′24.7″E / 34.200333°N 134.590194°E /34.200333; 134.590194 (Konaruto Bridge)		Tokushima[37]
50Yumemai Bridge夢舞大橋280 m (920 ft)878 m (2,881 ft)Arch
Steel through arch
Pontoon bridge
Moveable bridge		2001Osaka
34°39′31.6″N135°23′58.4″E / 34.658778°N 135.399556°E /34.658778; 135.399556 (Yumemai Bridge)		Osaka[S 59]
51Eto Bridge干支大橋275 m (902 ft)385 m (1,263 ft)Arch
Steel through arch		1995Nobeoka
32°36′15.2″N131°28′45.2″E / 32.604222°N 131.479222°E /32.604222; 131.479222 (Eto Bridge)		Miyazaki[S 60]
[38]
52Twinkle Kisogawa Bridge [ja]木曽川橋275 m (902 ft)(x3)1,145 m (3,757 ft)Extradossed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
160+275x3+160		2001Kuwana
35°02′18.5″N136°44′31.8″E / 35.038472°N 136.742167°E /35.038472; 136.742167 (Twinkle Kisogawa Bridge)		Mie[Note 1]
[39]
53Twinkle Ibigawa Bridge [ja]揖斐川橋271 m (889 ft)(x4)1,397 m (4,583 ft)Extradossed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
154+271x4+157		2001Kuwana
35°01′43.1″N136°42′58.1″E / 35.028639°N 136.716139°E /35.028639; 136.716139 (Twinkle Ibigawa Bridge)		Mie[Note 1]
[39]
54Ujina Bridge [ja]宇品大橋270 m (890 ft)Box girder
Steel
139+270+139		1998Hiroshima
34°21′26.3″N132°28′49.4″E / 34.357306°N 132.480389°E /34.357306; 132.480389 (Ujina Bridge)		Hiroshima[S 61]
[40]
55Fujikawa Bridge富士川橋265 m (869 ft)381 m (1,250 ft)Arch
Concrete deck arch		2005Shizuoka
35°10′54.4″N138°36′42.3″E / 35.181778°N 138.611750°E /35.181778; 138.611750 (Fujikawa Bridge)		Shizuoka[S 62]
56Yabegawa Bridge [ja]矢部川大橋261 m (856 ft)517 m (1,696 ft)Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
128+261+128
Ariake Sea Coastal Road
Yabe River
2009Miyama -Yanagawa
33°06′52.1″N130°26′06.9″E / 33.114472°N 130.435250°E /33.114472; 130.435250 (Yabegawa Bridge)		Fukuoka[S 63]
57Saigo Bridge西郷大橋260 m (850 ft)270 m (890 ft)Arch
Steel through arch		1977Okinoshima
36°12′05.2″N133°19′24.8″E / 36.201444°N 133.323556°E /36.201444; 133.323556 (Saigo Bridge)		Shimane[S 64]
58Ikara Bridge [ja]伊唐大橋260 m (850 ft)675 m (2,215 ft)Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
120+260+120		1996Nagashima
32°13′07.0″N130°11′08.7″E / 32.218611°N 130.185750°E /32.218611; 130.185750 (Ikara Bridge)		Kagoshima[S 65]
[41]
59Fuchu Yotsuya Bridge府中四谷橋260 m (850 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons		1997Hino -Fuchū
35°39′34.6″N139°26′24.1″E / 35.659611°N 139.440028°E /35.659611; 139.440028 (Fuchu Yotsuya Bridge)		Tokyo[42]
60Tensho Takamatu Bridge [ja]天翔大橋260 m (850 ft)463 m (1,519 ft)Arch
Concrete deck arch		2000Hinokage
32°40′57.0″N131°19′56.1″E / 32.682500°N 131.332250°E /32.682500; 131.332250 (Tensho Takamatu Bridge)		Miyazaki[S 66]
61Chitose Bridge [ja]千歳橋260 m (850 ft)365 m (1,198 ft)Arch
Steel deck arch
260+105		2003Osaka
34°38′46.8″N135°27′32.5″E / 34.646333°N 135.459028°E /34.646333; 135.459028 (Chitose Bridge)		Osaka[Note 1]
[S 67]
[43]
62Awa Shirasagi Bridge [ja]阿波しらさぎ大橋260 m (850 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
140+260+105
Tokushima Prefectural Road No. 29
Yoshino River
2012Tokushima
34°04′51.8″N134°34′49.0″E / 34.081056°N 134.580278°E /34.081056; 134.580278 (Awa Shirasagi Bridge)		Tokushima
[S 68][44]
63Kamagari Bridge [ja]蒲刈大橋255 m (837 ft)480 m (1,570 ft)Truss
Steel
85+255+85		1979Shimokamagari -Teshima Island
34°11′05.3″N132°41′03.4″E / 34.184806°N 132.684278°E /34.184806; 132.684278 (Kamagari Bridge)		Hiroshima[S 69]
[45]
64Kishiwada Bridge [ja]岸和田大橋255 m (837 ft)455 m (1,493 ft)Arch
Steel tied-arch
95+255+95
Bayshore Route
Osaka Bay
1993Kishiwada
34°28′08.6″N135°22′11.4″E / 34.469056°N 135.369833°E /34.469056; 135.369833 (Kishiwada Bridge)		Osaka[Note 1]
[S 70]
65Jōgakura Bridge城ヶ倉大橋255 m (837 ft)360 m (1,180 ft)Arch
Steel deck arch		1995Aomori
40°38′59.9″N140°49′32.9″E / 40.649972°N 140.825806°E /40.649972; 140.825806 (Jogakura Bridge)		Aomori[S 71]
[46]
66Shin Hamadera Bridge新浜寺大橋254 m (833 ft)256 m (840 ft)Arch
Steel tied-arch
Bayshore Route
Osaka Bay
1994Sakai
34°32′59.9″N135°26′29.4″E / 34.549972°N 135.441500°E /34.549972; 135.441500 (Shin Hamadera Bridge)		Osaka[Note 1]
[47]
[48]
67Nishinomiyako Bridge西宮浜大橋252 m (827 ft)Arch
Steel tied-arch
Bayshore Route
Osaka Bay
1994Nishinomiya
34°42′51.3″N135°20′29.5″E / 34.714250°N 135.341528°E /34.714250; 135.341528 (Nishinomiyako Bridge)		Hyōgo[S 72]
68Suehiro Bridge [ja]末広大橋250 m (820 ft)Cable-stayed
Steel box girder deck, steel pylons
110+250+110
Tokushima Prefectural Road No. 29
Shinmachi River
1975Tokushima
34°03′33.2″N134°34′20.4″E / 34.059222°N 134.572333°E /34.059222; 134.572333 (Suehiro Bridge)		Tokushima[S 73]
[49]
69Yobuko Bridge [ja]呼子大橋250 m (820 ft)728 m (2,388 ft)Cable-stayed
Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons
121+250+121		1989Yobuko -Kabe Island
33°32′37.2″N129°52′52.6″E / 33.543667°N 129.881278°E /33.543667; 129.881278 (Yobuko Bridge)		Saga[S 74]
[50]
70Namihaya Bridge [ja]なみはや大橋250 m (820 ft)1,740 m (5,710 ft)Box girder
Steel, curved bridge
170+250+170
Line No. 5 Yao Osaka Port
Osaka Bay
1995Osaka
34°38′44.8″N135°27′00.2″E / 34.645778°N 135.450056°E /34.645778; 135.450056 (Namihaya Bridge)		Osaka[S 75]
[51]
71Imari Bay Bridge [ja]伊万里湾大橋250 m (820 ft)651 m (2,136 ft)Arch
Steel tied-arch
70+250+70		2003Imari
33°18′13.4″N129°49′47.1″E / 33.303722°N 129.829750°E /33.303722; 129.829750 (Imari Bay Bridge)		Saga[S 76]
[52]
72Eshima Ohashi Bridge江島大橋250 m (820 ft)1,704 m (5,591 ft)Box girder
Prestressed concrete
55+150+250+150+55		2004Sakaiminato
35°31′08.4″N133°12′00.5″E / 35.519000°N 133.200139°E /35.519000; 133.200139 (Eshima Bridge)		Tottori[53]


Major footbridges

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NameJapaneseSpanHeightTypeCarries
Crosses		OpenedLocationPrefectureRef.
1Kokonoe Yume Suspension Bridge [ja]九重"夢"大吊橋390 m (1,280 ft)173 m (568 ft)Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
Naruko River
2006Kokonoe
33°10′26″N131°13′36″E / 33.17389°N 131.22667°E /33.17389; 131.22667 (Kokonoe Yume Suspension Bridge)		Ōita[S 77]
2Ryujin Bridge [ja]竜神峡375 m (1,230 ft)117 m (384 ft)Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
1994Hitachiōta
36°41′02″N140°27′56.9″E / 36.68389°N 140.465806°E /36.68389; 140.465806 (Ryujin Bridge)		Ibaraki[S 78]
3Momijidani Suspension Bridgeもみじ谷大吊橋320 m (1,050 ft)Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
Naka River
1999Nasushiobara
36°57′13.3″N139°52′50.6″E / 36.953694°N 139.880722°E /36.953694; 139.880722 (Momijidani Suspension Bridge)		Tochigi
4Miyagase Suspension Bridge水の郷大つり橋315 m (1,033 ft)Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
Lake Miyagase
1995Miyagase
35°31′25.2″N139°13′44.2″E / 35.523667°N 139.228944°E /35.523667; 139.228944 (Miyagase Suspension Bridge)		Kanagawa
5Tanise Suspension Bridge [ja]谷瀬の吊り橋294 m (965 ft)54 m (177 ft)Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
Kumano River
1954Totsukawa
34°06′07.2″N135°45′46.0″E / 34.102000°N 135.762778°E /34.102000; 135.762778 (Tanise Suspension Bridge)		Nara[54]
6Aya Teruha Suspension Bridge [ja]照葉大吊橋250 m (820 ft)142 m (466 ft)Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
Ryonan River
1984Aya
32°01′47.2″N131°11′39.9″E / 32.029778°N 131.194417°E /32.029778; 131.194417 (Aya Teruha Suspension Bridge)		Miyazaki[S 79]
7Mii-Soyokaze Bridge [ja]三井そよかぜ橋231 m (758 ft)Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
Sagami River
2012Midori-ku
35°35′19.8″N139°16′04.7″E / 35.588833°N 139.267972°E /35.588833; 139.267972 (Mii-Soyokaze Bridge)		Kanagawa
8Ueno Skybridge [ja]上野スカイブリッジ225 m (738 ft)90 m (300 ft)Suspension
Steel
Footbridge
1998Ueno
36°04′19″N138°46′43″E / 36.07194°N 138.77861°E /36.07194; 138.77861 (Ueno Skybridge)		Gunma[S 80]


Notes and references

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  • Notes
  1. ^abcdefghijklmnThe length given only takes into account the main bridge, central span(s) and shore span(s), approach viaducts are not counted.
  1. ^"厳島神社 反橋 いつくしまじんじゃ そりばし".
  2. ^"眼鏡橋 めがねばし".
  3. ^"錦帯橋 きんたいきょう".
  4. ^"猿橋 さるはし".
  5. ^"眼鏡橋 めがねばし".
  6. ^"霊台橋 れいだいきょう".
  7. ^"通潤橋 つうじゅんきょう".
  8. ^"鞘橋 さやばし".
  9. ^"神子畑鋳鉄橋 みこはたちゅうてつきょう".
  10. ^"遠登志橋 おとしばし".
  11. ^"日本橋 にほんばし".
  12. ^"美濃橋 みのはし".
  13. ^"読書発電所施設 桃介橋".
  14. ^"南河内橋 みなみかわちばし".
  15. ^"永代橋 えいたいばし".
  16. ^"清洲橋 きよすばし".
  17. ^"萬代橋 ばんだいばし".
  18. ^"旧筑後川橋梁（筑後川昇開橋）".
  19. ^"勝鬨橋 かちどきばし".
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  2. ^abcd"List of Tanaka Prize Winners 1989/1997".
  3. ^"牛深ハイヤ大橋 Ushibuka Haiya Bridge".
  4. ^"雷電廿六木橋 Raiden Todoroki Bridges".
  5. ^abc"List of Tanaka Prize Winners 1998/2005".
  6. ^"朧大橋 Oboro Bridge".
  7. ^"New Meishin Expressway Ohmi-Ohdori Bridge".
  1. ^"Megane Bridge".
  2. ^"Kintai Bridge".
  3. ^"Isahaya Megane Bridge".
  4. ^"Seimon Ishibashi".
  5. ^"Momosuke Bridge".
  6. ^"Kiyosu Bridge".
  7. ^"Chikugo River Lift Bridge".
  8. ^"Kachidoki Bridge".
  9. ^"Chuo Bridge".
  10. ^"Shiosai Bridge".
  11. ^"Teleport Bridge".
  12. ^"Yume Tsuribashi Bridge".
  13. ^"Ushibuka Bridge".
  14. ^"Kujira Bridge".
  15. ^"Seiun Bridge".
  16. ^"Ohmi-Odori Bridge".
  17. ^"Akashi Kaikyo Bridge".
  18. ^"Minami Bisan-Seto Bridge".
  19. ^"Third Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge".
  20. ^"Second Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge".
  21. ^"Kita Bisan-Seto Bridge".
  22. ^"Shimotsui-Seto Bridge".
  23. ^"Tatara Bridge".
  24. ^"Ohnaruto Bridge".
  25. ^"Innoshima Bridge".
  26. ^"Akinada Bridge".
  27. ^"Hakucho Bridge".
  28. ^"Kanmon Bridge".
  29. ^"First Kurushima Kaikyo Bridge".
  30. ^"Meiko-Chuo Bridge".
  31. ^"Rainbow Bridge".
  32. ^"Ohshima Bridge".
  33. ^"Minato Bridge".
  34. ^"Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge".
  35. ^"Ikuchi Bridge".
  36. ^"Higashi Kobe Bridge".
  37. ^"Megami Bridge".
  38. ^"Hirado Bridge".
  39. ^"Yokohama Bay Bridge".
  40. ^"Tokyo Gate Bridge".
  41. ^"Iwakurojima Bridge".
  42. ^"Hitsuishijima Bridge".
  43. ^"Meiko-Higashi Bridge".
  44. ^"Meiko Nishi Bridge".
  45. ^"Ikitsuki Bridge".
  46. ^"Takashima Hizen Bridge".
  47. ^"Hiroshima Airport Bridge".
  48. ^"Wakato Bridge".
  49. ^"Shinminato Bridge".
  50. ^"Yamatogawa Bridge".
  51. ^"Tempozan Bridge".
  52. ^"Oshima Bridge".
  53. ^"Oshima Bridge (Yamaguchi)".
  54. ^"Shin Kizugawa Bridge".
  55. ^"Tenmon Bridge".
  56. ^"Kuronoseto Bridge".
  57. ^"Konohana Bridge".
  58. ^"Ohmishima Bridge".
  59. ^"Yumemai Bridge".
  60. ^"Eto Bridge".
  61. ^"Ujina Bridge".
  62. ^"Fujikawa Bridge".
  63. ^"Yabegawa River Bridge".
  64. ^"Saigo Bridge".
  65. ^"Ikara Bridge".
  66. ^"Tensho Bridge".
  67. ^"Chitose Bridge".
  68. ^"Awa Shirasagi Bridge".
  69. ^"Kamagari Bridge".
  70. ^"Kishiwada Bridge".
  71. ^"Jogakura Bridge".
  72. ^"Nishinomiyako Bridge".
  73. ^"Suehiro Bridge".
  74. ^"Yobuko Bridge".
  75. ^"Namihaya Bridge".
  76. ^"Imari Bay Bridge".
  77. ^"Kokonoe "Yume" Otsurihashi Bridge".
  78. ^"Ryujin Bridge".
  79. ^"Aya Teruha Bridge".
  80. ^"Ueno Skybridge".
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