Yoneda Footbridge (Disaster Heritage Site)
Yoneda Hodokyo
The Yoneda Footbridge stands as a stark reminder of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake.
The Yoneda Footbridge (Disaster Heritage Site) is a memorial facility located in Noda Village, Kuji District, Iwate Prefecture, dedicated to preserving the memories of the Great East Japan Earthquake for future generations.
What makes it special
About Yoneda Footbridge (Disaster Heritage Site)
- A direct encounter with history through the twisted and broken structure of the bridge.
- A rare opportunity to observe the physical impact of a tsunami on modern infrastructure.
- An essential site for disaster prevention learning and historical study in Noda Village.
Weather forecast
Tue
11/3
13°/8°
4%
Wed
11/4
16°/9°
2%
Thu
11/5
17°/12°
96%
Fri
11/6
21°/8°
61%
Sat
11/7
8°/5°
57%
Sun
11/8
8°/4°
8%
Mon
11/9
9°/1°
18%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (for nearby facilities/services)
Language
English support is limited (signage may be minimal)
Reservation
No reservation required
Clothing/Items
Wear weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy walking shoes for uneven terrain
Photography
Allowed (please respect the site and do not disturb the heritage structure)
Accessibility
There are uneven surfaces; caution is required for wheelchair users
Etiquette
Please observe from a distance and do not touch or damage the remains
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