Tsurunomaihashi Bridge

“300 m of wood arching over glass-still water toward Mt. Iwaki.”

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The Tsurunomaihashi Bridge is a beautiful wooden bridge in Aomori Prefecture. At 300m, it is the longest wooden bridge with three arches in Japan. It crosses the Tsugaru Fujimiko Lake, whose water reflects the surrounding mountains which provides a great location for photo shoots. 'Tsuru no mai' literally means 'dance of cranes'.

Spot NameTsurunomaihashi Bridge
Postal Code〒038-3542
AddressOsawa-81-150 Mawarizeki, Tsuruta, Kitatsugaru-gun, Aomori
Telephone Number0173-22-2111
Official URLhttps://www.en-tsuruta.com/
KeywordsArt & Architecture, Beautiful Scenery, Insta-worthy

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Frequently asked questions

What is Tsurunomaihashi Bridge?
300 m of wood arching over glass-still water toward Mt. Iwaki.
Where is Tsurunomaihashi Bridge?
Tsurunomaihashi Bridge is located at Osawa-81-150 Mawarizeki, Tsuruta, Kitatsugaru-gun, Aomori.
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