Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge (Tsugaru Fujimi Lake)
Tsugaru Fujimiko Lake Tsuru no Mai Hashi
Experience the beauty of Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge, Japan's longest wooden triple-arch bridge, reflecting the majestic Mt.
Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge, spanning Tsugaru Fujimi Lake, is Japan's longest wooden triple-arch bridge, completed in 1994. Its elegant, gentle curves harmonize perfectly with the surrounding natural landscape.
What makes it special
About Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge (Tsugaru Fujimi Lake)
- Enjoy the breathtaking view of the stunning wooden triple-arch bridge.
- Don't miss the majestic view of Mt. Iwaki reflected on the lake surface.
- A perfect spot for a relaxing nature retreat.
- A highly popular destination for landscape photography.
- Experience the changing seasonal colors with all your senses.
Weather forecast
Thu
9/17
24°/15°
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Fri
9/18
23°/16°
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Sat
9/19
23°/19°
61%
Sun
9/20
23°/19°
85%
Mon
9/21
24°/19°
59%
Tue
9/22
22°/11°
25%
Wed
9/23
22°/8°
10%
Tips
Payment
Cash is recommended for parking and local fees.
Language
English support/signage availability should be checked on-site.
Reservation
No advance booking required.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing.
Photography
Photography is permitted; please follow local manners.
Accessibility
Be aware that some parts of the bridge may have steps.
Etiquette
Please take all trash back with you to protect the environment.
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