Kankan-kyo Bridge
Nijunkyo
One of Japan's largest stone arch bridges, completed in the Edo period.
Kankan-kyo Bridge is a historic stone arch bridge located in Oita Prefecture. Its name, which evokes the image of a 'rainbow spanning a valley,' reflects its magnificent design.
What makes it special
About Kankan-kyo Bridge
- Observe the magnificent beauty of the stone arch up close.
- Feel the harmony between nature and the robust structure made of Aso welded tuff.
- Enjoy a peaceful stroll through a site that showcases Edo-period engineering and local history.
- Immerse yourself in the serene, lush green landscapes surrounding the bridge.
Weather forecast
Thu
9/17
25°/21°
73%
Fri
9/18
24°/21°
88%
Sat
9/19
24°/22°
82%
Sun
9/20
28°/22°
39%
Mon
9/21
27°/20°
4%
Tue
9/22
26°/17°
1%
Wed
9/23
26°/18°
17%
Tips
Payment
Cash only for nearby facilities
English Support
Limited English signage available
Reservation
No reservation required
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes recommended
Photography
Allowed; please be respectful
Accessibility
Natural slopes and uneven terrain present
Etiquette
Please do not touch or damage the historical stone structures
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