Innoshima Bridge
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bokuboku29
Otaru, Japan3,991 contributions
Dec 2023 • Couples
It's a two-tiered bridge, so you can walk across it. The upper level is for cars, and the lower is for bicycles, motorbikes, and pedestrians. Pedestrians and bicycles are free, but motorbikes are 50 yen. There is a toll box. The weather was nice, so we were able to walk briskly. It gets quite windy above the sea. It's also in the shade, so it's cold in December.
After crossing the bridge, go down the long stairs on the left to reach the road by the sea. It takes quite a bit of energy, but it was a good experience. The toilets on the Innoshima side are cleaner, larger, and better.
After crossing the bridge, go down the long stairs on the left to reach the road by the sea. It takes quite a bit of energy, but it was a good experience. The toilets on the Innoshima side are cleaner, larger, and better.
Written December 17, 2023
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Zimminaroundtheworld
Okinawa Prefecture, Japan1,970 contributions
Nov 2020
The Innoshima Bridge was my favorite of them all while cycling the Shimanami Kaido. This one had a bike path under the bridge which I found to be unique and exciting. It was neat how you had a path just for bikes, pedestrians, and mopeds built under the road. You get great views from this bridge as well like the others. This was the last bridge for me as I ended in Onomichi.
Written November 26, 2020
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bucketlisttravellers
Sydney, Australia3,641 contributions
Feb 2018 • Couples
This is the first bridge on the Shimanami Kaido Cycleway going from Onomichi. It is a suspension bridge and the cycle path is on a level below the car traffic. It is caged in and very secure, but still gave you a spectacular view. Crossing the bridge went for maybe 1.5km, but it felt like it as over in no time as we spent the time admiring the view.
Written April 20, 2018
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W13_and_beyond
London200 contributions
Oct 2016 • Couples
good fun and especially if cycling over having ridden up the slopes approaching it! Great fun going down the other side too
Written October 26, 2016
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Bozz56
City of Greater Geelong, Australia236 contributions
Oct 2012 • Couples
Got driven there by a local and dropped off at one side. Got permission to walk over the bridge from one of the toll attendants. Walked across and took in the views. Not for the faint hearted or one who suffers vertigo. This type of activity would definitely not be allowed in Australia.
Written October 24, 2012
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David C
Greater London, UK101 contributions
Mar 2019
What can i say, nice bridge great views and lovely to cycle over
Has lanes so all very safe if you are there with the family
Enjoy
Has lanes so all very safe if you are there with the family
Enjoy
Written February 6, 2020
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Greg & Fiona Scott
London, UK163 contributions
May 2019 • Friends
All the bridges on the Shimanami Kaido cycle route were fantastic - the approaches we a gradual incline and the cycleway was separated from the main carriageway.
Written June 4, 2019
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John J
Wels, Austria5,505 contributions
Mar 2019 • Solo
This is one of seven large bridges connecting Honshu with Shikoku as a part of the famous 70-km Shimanami Kaido. It has a sepentine ramp at both ends, so it's not too steep to manage, even with 40kg of kit strapped to the bike. Walkers are welcome on the paths, too. The views are outstanding, almost magical.
Written April 16, 2019
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K_Nugraha
Jakarta, Indonesia32 contributions
Apr 2017
I came to this place twice with my friends in the same month, LOL
I like sea view and so does this place. Very crowded in the weekend especially in the morning and evening.
you can go to the observation spot to see which island is which.
I like sea view and so does this place. Very crowded in the weekend especially in the morning and evening.
you can go to the observation spot to see which island is which.
Written November 4, 2017
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Nihon Travel
Onomichi, Japan26 contributions
Jun 2016 • Solo
By bicycle, cross this bridge under the road, on a separate bicycle path. Visit Ohama park for a swim, on the Innoshima side at the foot of the bridge. If you have the energy, ride inland as you exit on the Innoshima side. This takes you along the Innoshima Flower Line panoramic road to Mt. Shirataki, with its hundreds of mini Buddhas, terminating at the Innoshima flower center (free). Just down the road, across from the Flower Center, is a very good Italian restaurant, Un Passo.
Written June 17, 2016
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