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Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge is a point of interest, located at Higashimaikocho, Tarumi Ward, Kobe, Hyōgo Prefecture 655-0047, Japan. They can be contacted via phone at +81 78-784-3396, visit their website www.jb-honshi.co.jp for more detailed information.

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Higashimaikocho, Tarumi Ward, Kobe, Hyōgo Prefecture 655-0047
Added by Jopie, at 16 December 2016

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8 Reviews

  • 李嘉倫
    30 November 2017

    Beautiful bridge and crazy winds during winter. Make sure to bring extra clothes while visiting the site.

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  • Mason Luce
    06 October 2017

    The chicken nuggets were stale and the fish sauce was a bit dry for my taste. Bathrooms were clean, meh.

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  • Dayachand Savansukha
    18 September 2017

    A spectacular view of the Akashi bridge on the sea connecting 2 islands of Honshu and Awaji.. A marvellous feat.

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  • Ethan Hood
    21 April 2017

    gr8 tings happened here gr9 work on the bridge 9/10 would walk on again my frend hit a dank no scope jumping off the side of the thing but he ded now lol rip 2019 geart wurk dueds

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  • Pushpa Nikum
    28 March 2017

    It's amazing!!!❤💫🍝⭐⭐

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  • Hayden Lohret
    07 March 2017

    twas fine. am dead now.

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  • Andrew Betts
    29 January 2017

    Stunning bridge, currently the longest single span in the world. Info centre is interesting, has English displays. Observation point under the bridge itself also worth doing

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  • Samuel T
    23 December 2016

    Worth a stop between Kobe and Himeji to see closer one of the longest span bridge in the world.
    At the Maiko promenade you can enjoy Sun Yat-sen, Kinoshita-ke House, which is a Japanese style building constructed before the World War Ⅱ, and Mutou-sanji-tei House, which is a western style building during Meiji Era.

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