As you would normally expect from a Japanese exhibition center, everything that you need to see is presented here in a creative way. They are playing videos (related to the bridge) in a small theater there. But the explanation is in Japanese. But there are also screens with small video clips in between the exhibits which is also in English too. These are very helpful to understand about the creation and existence of the bridge. The structures and simulations are also very attractive. They close this center around 5-6 pm. So, you should go there early and watch the exhibition center. After it is closed, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset from under the Akashi Kaikyo...
Read moreAbsolutely hidden treasure!! A must see. Put it on your to-do-list if visiting Osaka, Himeji or the region in general.
The explanations and short videos are done in perfect English. They are very accessible. The superb and highly sophisticated technology is explained in easy words, diagrams and videos.
It also provides extensive details in Japanese and you need to use translation app on your phone. You can browse through or focus on the topic that interests you more.
There are also artifacts from the bridge construction like the remotely operated bridge cleaning robot.
You get to see models of wind dampers, anchorage used and VR shows.
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Read moreThe Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, the world’s longest suspension bridge, is a breathtaking sight connecting Kobe to Awaji Island. Spanning 3,911 meters, it offers stunning views of the Seto Inland Sea, especially at sunset.
The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge Exhibition Center offers a fascinating look into the construction and engineering behind the world’s longest suspension bridge. Through interactive displays, videos, and models, visitors can learn about the technology and innovation that made this architectural marvel possible.
A must-visit for architecture enthusiasts and those seeking panoramic coastal...
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