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| − | Maruiwa Bridge is one of 3 high | + | Maruiwa Bridge is one of 3 high bridges that cross over the deep waters of the Yamba reservoir from the damming of the Agatsuma River. Maruiwa Bridge is a rare frame bridge with stylish V-shaped concrete pier supports for the upper half of the bridge. The lower shaft of the piers are 45 and 42 meters tall. |
| − | Further east are the even higher Fudo and Yamba | + | Further east are the even higher Fudo and Yamba extradosed bridges. You can bungy jump from the Yamba Bridge. |
Bungy Japan also offers bungy jumping from other high bridges in Japan including Ryujin, Itsukimura, Sarugakyo, Sudokeikoku Fuji, Kaiun and Suwakaio Minakami Bridges. | Bungy Japan also offers bungy jumping from other high bridges in Japan including Ryujin, Itsukimura, Sarugakyo, Sudokeikoku Fuji, Kaiun and Suwakaio Minakami Bridges. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:41, 28 August 2020
Maruiwa Bridge
丸岩大橋
Kawarahata, Gunma, Japan
246 feet high / 75 meters high
361 foot span / 110 meter span
2009
Maruiwa Bridge is one of 3 high bridges that cross over the deep waters of the Yamba reservoir from the damming of the Agatsuma River. Maruiwa Bridge is a rare frame bridge with stylish V-shaped concrete pier supports for the upper half of the bridge. The lower shaft of the piers are 45 and 42 meters tall.
Further east are the even higher Fudo and Yamba extradosed bridges. You can bungy jump from the Yamba Bridge.
Bungy Japan also offers bungy jumping from other high bridges in Japan including Ryujin, Itsukimura, Sarugakyo, Sudokeikoku Fuji, Kaiun and Suwakaio Minakami Bridges.
http://www.bungyjapan.com/?lang=en
Image by Bird'sEye.
Maruiwa Bridge satellite image.
Maruiwa Bridge location map.
