Akirigamikakyo Bridge

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It is a bridge connecting the north and south of Tokunoshima. Originally a famous place as a valley, there are no buildings that disturb you, and the blue sky is beautiful and it is a very pleasant place.

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It is said that it is called the Akitoshijin Bridge at the Akitoshijin Bridge and the Amagi Bridge. When I checked the name of the bridge, I think that the cream-colored bridge on the south side was Akitoshijin Ohashi Bridge and the red bridge on the north side was Amagi Ohashi Bridge. The red bridge is a symbol of Tokunoshima, which can be seen well when heading to Okinawa or Okinoerabu and can be confirmed that the island you see is Tokunoshima.

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The red bridge looked far from the observatory of Cape Inudafu, but when I passed by, it was an unexpectedly deep valley. You can go by car, so it may be a rare view on the island of the main sea.

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It's taller than I imagined and scary! It feels like there is a sidewalk on the expressway, so it's safe unless you get off the car or get on the railing separately, but you can also have BBQ under w.

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Prefectural Road 83, west of the island, is a bridge over the Akitoshi Kami River. There are parking spaces on both sides at the foot of the bridge. Go to the middle and look down to make your feet squeeze.