Guide
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. The sight of the majestic Mt. Iwaki reflected on the lake surface, combined with the shifting colors of nature through the seasons, offers a deeply moving experience for every visitor.
The bridge was designed to evoke the warmth of wooden architecture while preserving the natural environment. Its beautiful structure was built to blend seamlessly into the landscape, creating a scenic landmark that honors the local ecosystem and draws visitors from near and far.
The greatest attraction is the triple-arch structure that appears to float upon the lake. The way the bridge's curves interact with the reflection of Mt. Iwaki makes it a premier spot for photography. There are also rest areas located at both ends of the bridge, allowing you to relax and soak in the view at your own pace.
The scenery changes beautifully depending on the time of day and season. The tranquil stillness of the lake at dawn and the striking contrast of the sunset light hitting the bridge and water are truly special moments. We highly recommend visiting during different seasons to witness the changing colors of the landscape.
The area is surrounded by natural beauty, including nearby spots like Fujimi Lake Park and the Red-crowned Crane Nature Park. You can enjoy a peaceful stroll while listening to the sounds of nature and enjoying the fresh air.
There are several facilities nearby to help you enjoy the outdoors. Fujimi Lake Park offers opportunities for family recreation and nature observation, while the nearby Red-crowned Crane Nature Park allows you to experience the local birdlife in a natural setting.
Since the area is a natural environment, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. Please observe local etiquette and rules when using nearby facilities.