Tsuru no Maihashi Bridge
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GiselleGiselle
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At Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge on 29th July 2017 with my relatives... The 300m triple-arched Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge is Japan’s longest wooden bridge and is made from locally produced Hiba (Japanese cypress) trees. The bridge spans a section of Lake Tsugaru Fujimi with magnificent views of Mount Iwaki. The bridge was constructed in 1994 using traditional Japanese architectural techniques. Locals and tourists alike love the bridge for the warmth of its wooden finish and elegant arches. The bridge is also known as a lucky location. The Tsuru (crane) is a symbol of longevity in Japan. Locals say that crossing the bridge ensures a long life.
Gecko ChuaGecko Chua
30
This place had a good view I say, recommend during dusk and dawn.The water was shallow but Ok since it was during regular day time.The access is pretty costly where you don’t have public bus or train, to make it simple I rented a electric cycle at the Mutsu-tsuruta station itself😊just for 500yen, if it a taxi including return will cost you 4000yen, so make it simple
Beyond BōkenBeyond Bōken
20
Nothing better than a magnificent Bridge contrasting the blanket of endless white snow. Currently due to heavy snow and seasonal closures, accessing the viewing platform and crossing the bridge is not possible. If you are handicapped or using a wheelchair please be mindful the entire area leading up to the bridge is covered in 10-50cm of snow.
ᄑᄌᄑᄑᄌᄑ
20
Great peaceful area. Get the ice cream at the stand. You will not regret it. There is a giant kids' park. There were many kids items closed off, along with constructing along the path. Other than that it was beautiful
Katrina KylloKatrina Kyllo
00
On December 21, 2019, my family of five arrived here from Sendai. It snowed a bit during our hour-long stay, and the cranes danced once for a few seconds for us. We were contented to learn why the bridge was so named.
Peter Kam Fai CheungPeter Kam Fai Cheung
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Osawa Mawarizeki, Tsuruta, Kitatsugaru District, Aomori 038-3542, Japan
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+81 173-22-6211
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medetai-tsuruta.jp
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