List of bridges in Japan

Historical bridges

	Name	Japanese	Distinction	Length	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	Prefecture	Ref.
1	Kazurabashi [ja]	かずら橋		45 m (148 ft)	Suspension Woven lianas, steel cables	Footbridge Iya Valley		Miyoshi 33°52′30.5″N 133°50′07.4″E / 33.875139°N 133.835389°E / 33.875139; 133.835389 (Kazurabashi)	Tokushima
2	Okuiya Niju Kazurabashi [ja]	奥祖谷二重かずら橋		42 m (138 ft)	Suspension Woven lianas, steel cables	Footbridge Iya Valley		Miyoshi 33°51′12.6″N 134°02′44.5″E / 33.853500°N 134.045694°E / 33.853500; 134.045694 (Okuiya Niju Kazurabashi)	Tokushima
3	Sorihashi	反橋	Itsukushima Shrine World Heritage Site (1996) Important Cultural Property	20 m (66 ft)	Trestle Wood Moon bridge	Footbridge	1557	Miyajima 34°17′43.3″N 132°19′10.4″E / 34.295361°N 132.319556°E / 34.295361; 132.319556 (Sorihashi)	Hiroshima	^{[B 1]} ^[1]
4	Megane Bridge	眼鏡橋	Important Cultural Property (1960)	22 m (72 ft)	Masonry 2 arches	Footbridge Nakashima River	1634	Nagasaki 32°44′49.8″N 129°52′48.3″E / 32.747167°N 129.880083°E / 32.747167; 129.880083 (Megane Bridge)	Nagasaki	^{[B 2]} ^{[S 1]}
5	Kintai Bridge	錦帯橋	National Treasure (1922) Span : 35.1 m (115 ft)	193 m (633 ft)	Arch Wooden beam	Footbridge Nishiki River	1673	Iwakuni 34°10′03.5″N 132°10′41.9″E / 34.167639°N 132.178306°E / 34.167639; 132.178306 (Kintai Bridge)	Yamaguchi	^{[B 3]} ^{[S 2]}
6	Saruhashi Bridge	猿橋		31 m (102 ft)	Beam Cantilever wooden beams	Footbridge Katsura River	1756	Ōtsuki 35°36′56.5″N 138°58′48.8″E / 35.615694°N 138.980222°E / 35.615694; 138.980222 (Saruhashi Bridge)	Yamanashi	^{[B 4]}
7	Megane-bashi (Isahaya) [ja]	眼鏡橋 (諫早市)		49 m (161 ft)	Masonry 2 arches	Footbridge Pond of Isahaya Park	1839	Isahaya 32°50′43.6″N 130°02′56.8″E / 32.845444°N 130.049111°E / 32.845444; 130.049111 (Megane-bashi (Isahaya))	Nagasaki	^{[B 5]} ^{[S 3]}
8	Reitai Bridge [ja]	霊台橋	Important Cultural Property (1967)		Masonry 1 arch	Footbridge Midori River	1847	Misato 32°37′45.3″N 130°53′17.7″E / 32.629250°N 130.888250°E / 32.629250; 130.888250 (Reitai Bridge)	Kumamoto	^{[B 6]}
9	Tsūjun Bridge	通潤橋	Largest stone aqueduct in Japan Important Cultural Property (1960)	84 m (276 ft)	Masonry 271 arches	Aqueduct Rogataki River	1854	Yamato 32°40′54.1″N 130°59′37.4″E / 32.681694°N 130.993722°E / 32.681694; 130.993722 (Tsūjun Bridge)	Kumamoto	^{[B 7]}
10	Saya Bridge [ja]	鞘橋	Contribute to the historical landscape of the country (1998)	23 m (75 ft)	Covered Wood	Footbridge Kanakura River	1869	Kotohira 34°11′08.3″N 133°49′17.9″E / 34.185639°N 133.821639°E / 34.185639; 133.821639 (Saya Bridge)	Kagawa	^{[B 8]}
11	Mikohata Cast Iron Bridge [ja]	神子畑鋳鉄橋	Important Cultural Property (1977)		Arch Cast iron	Footbridge Mikobata River	1885	Asago 35°15′04.4″N 134°43′59.4″E / 35.251222°N 134.733167°E / 35.251222; 134.733167 (Mikohata Cast Iron Bridge)	Hyōgo	^{[B 9]}
12	Nijūbashi [ja]	二重橋	Lead to Edo Castle		Arch	Footbridge Edo Castle moats	1888	Tokyo 35°40′48.8″N 139°45′13.0″E / 35.680222°N 139.753611°E / 35.680222; 139.753611 (Nijūbashi)	Tokyo Chiyoda
13	Seimon Ishibashi	皇居正門石橋	Lead to Edo Castle		Masonry 2 arches	Footbridge Edo Castle moats	1888	Tokyo 35°40′47.9″N 139°45′16.9″E / 35.679972°N 139.754694°E / 35.679972; 139.754694 (Seimon Ishibashi)	Tokyo Chiyoda	^{[S 4]}
14	Shinkyo Bridge	神橋	Shrines and Temples of Nikkō World Heritage Site (1999)	28 m (92 ft)	Beam	Footbridge Daiya River	1904	Nikkō 36°45′12.0″N 139°36′14.5″E / 36.753333°N 139.604028°E / 36.753333; 139.604028 (Shinkyo Bridge)	Tochigi	^[2]
15	Otoshi Bridge	遠登志橋	Important Cultural Property (2005)	48 m (157 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch	Footbridge Kojoro River	1905	Niihama 33°53′27.0″N 133°18′40.8″E / 33.890833°N 133.311333°E / 33.890833; 133.311333 (Otoshi Bridge)	Ehime	^{[B 10]}
16	Nihonbashi	日本橋	Important Cultural Property (1999)	49 m (161 ft)	Masonry 2 arches	Japan National Route 14 Nihonbashi River	1911	Tokyo 35°41′02.6″N 139°46′28.2″E / 35.684056°N 139.774500°E / 35.684056; 139.774500 (Nihonbashi)	Tokyo Chiyoda	^{[B 11]}
17	Mino Bridge [ja]	美濃橋	Oldest existing modern suspension bridge in Japan Important Cultural Property (2003)	116 m (381 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, concrete pylons	Footbridge Nagara River	1916	Mino 35°33′08.1″N 136°54′37.6″E / 35.552250°N 136.910444°E / 35.552250; 136.910444 (Mino Bridge)	Gifu	^{[B 12]} ^[3]
18	Momosuke Bridge [ja]	桃介橋	Important Cultural Property (1994)	248 m (814 ft)	Suspension Wooden deck 24+104+104+24	Footbridge Kiso River	1922	Nagiso 35°36′03.1″N 137°36′24.7″E / 35.600861°N 137.606861°E / 35.600861; 137.606861 (Momosuke Bridge)	Nagano	^{[B 13]} ^{[S 5]}
19	South Kawachi Bridge	南河内橋	Important Cultural Property (2006)	133 m (436 ft)	Lenticular truss Steel	Footbridge Itabitsu	1926	Kitakyushu 33°49′38.3″N 130°48′03.8″E / 33.827306°N 130.801056°E / 33.827306; 130.801056 (South Kawachi Bridge)	Fukuoka	^{[B 14]}
20	Eitai Bridge [ja]	永代橋	Important Cultural Property (2007)	185 m (607 ft)	Arch Steel tied-arch	Eitai Dori Avenue Sumida River	1926	Tokyo 35°40′34.6″N 139°47′15.2″E / 35.676278°N 139.787556°E / 35.676278; 139.787556 (Eitai Bridge)	Tokyo Chūō - Kōtō	^{[B 15]}
21	Hijiri Bridge [ja]	聖橋		92 m (302 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Hongo Dori 403 Kanda River	1927	Tokyo 35°41′59.2″N 139°45′55.9″E / 35.699778°N 139.765528°E / 35.699778; 139.765528 (Hijiri Bridge)	Tokyo Bunkyō - Chiyoda
22	Kiyosu Bridge [ja]	清洲橋	Important Cultural Property (2007)	186 m (610 ft)	Suspension Chain self-anchored bridge	Kiyosu-bashi Dori 474 Sumida River	1928	Tokyo 35°40′56.6″N 139°47′30.8″E / 35.682389°N 139.791889°E / 35.682389; 139.791889 (Kiyosu Bridge)	Tokyo Chūō - Kōtō	^{[B 16]} ^{[S 6]}
23	Bandai Bridge	萬代橋	Important Cultural Property (2004)	307 m (1,007 ft)	Arch Concrete	Japan National Route 7 Shinano River	1929	Niigata 37°55′10.4″N 139°03′11.2″E / 37.919556°N 139.053111°E / 37.919556; 139.053111 (Bandai Bridge)	Niigata	^{[B 17]}
24	Aioi Bridge	相生橋	Target for the 1945 Hiroshima atomic bomb	123 m (404 ft)	Beam Steel	Aioi Dori 183 Ōta River	1932	Hiroshima 34°23′47.3″N 132°27′09.2″E / 34.396472°N 132.452556°E / 34.396472; 132.452556 (Aioi Bridge)	Hiroshima	^[4]
25	Chikugo River Lift Bridge	筑後川昇開橋	Important Cultural Property (2003) Mechanical Engineering Heritage (2007)	507 m (1,663 ft)	Truss Steel Vertical-lift bridge	Footbridge Saga Railway Line (closed) Chikugo River	1935	Saga - Ōkawa 33°12′52.9″N 130°21′44.5″E / 33.214694°N 130.362361°E / 33.214694; 130.362361 (Chikugo River Lift Bridge)	Saga Fukuoka	^{[B 18]} ^{[S 7]} ^[5]
26	Taushubetsu Bridge [ja]	タウシュベツ川橋梁			Arch Concrete	Out of order Otofuke River	1937	Kamishihoro 43°24′55.8″N 143°11′21.3″E / 43.415500°N 143.189250°E / 43.415500; 143.189250 (Taushubetsu Bridge)	Hokkaido
27	Kachidoki Bridge [ja]	勝鬨橋	Important Cultural Property (2007)	246 m (807 ft)	Arch Steel tied-arch Bascule bridge	Harumi Dori 304 Sumida River	1940	Tokyo 35°39′44.1″N 139°46′29.6″E / 35.662250°N 139.774889°E / 35.662250; 139.774889 (Kachidoki Bridge)	Tokyo Chūō	^{[B 19]} ^{[S 8]}

Architectural bridges

	Name	Japanese	Distinction	Length	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	Prefecture	Ref.
1	Kawazu-Nanadaru Loop Bridge	河津七滝ループ橋	Tanaka Prize (1981)	440 m (1,440 ft)	Box girder Steel	Japan National Route 414	1981	Kawazu 34°47′31.0″N 138°56′19.4″E / 34.791944°N 138.938722°E / 34.791944; 138.938722 (Kawazu-Nanadaru Loop Bridge)	Shizuoka	^{[C 1]} ^[6]
2	Chuo Bridge [ja]	中央大橋		211 m (692 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel beam deck, steel pylon	Tokyo Route 463 Sumida River	1993	Tokyo 35°40′17.3″N 139°47′04.2″E / 35.671472°N 139.784500°E / 35.671472; 139.784500 (Chuo Bridge)	Tokyo Chūō	^{[S 9]}
3	Shirakobato Bridge	しらこばと橋		145 m (476 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel deck, steel pylon	Saitama Prefectural road No. 115 Motoara River	1994	Koshigaya 35°53′18.1″N 139°47′54.5″E / 35.888361°N 139.798472°E / 35.888361; 139.798472 (Bridge)	Saitama
4	Shiosai Bridge [ja]	潮騒橋	Tanaka Prize (1995)	232 m (761 ft)	Stressed ribbon Concrete 55+61+61+55	Footbridge Kikukawa River	1995	Kakegawa 34°38′54.5″N 138°03′43.0″E / 34.648472°N 138.061944°E / 34.648472; 138.061944 (Shiosai Bridge)	Shizuoka	^{[C 2]} ^{[S 10]}
5	Teleport Bridge	テレポートブリッジ		341 m (1,119 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel deck, steel pylon	Footbridge Bayshore Route	1996	Tokyo 35°37′41.3″N 139°46′44.6″E / 35.628139°N 139.779056°E / 35.628139; 139.779056 (Teleport Bridge)	Tokyo Kōtō - Minato	^{[S 11]}
6	Yumetsuri Bridge [ja]	夢吊橋	Tanaka Prize (1996) Span : 147 m (482 ft)	172 m (564 ft)	Stressed ribbon Concrete	Footbridge Ashida River	1996	Fuchū 34°35′08.8″N 133°08′26.1″E / 34.585778°N 133.140583°E / 34.585778; 133.140583 (Yumetsuri Bridge)	Hiroshima	^{[C 2]} ^{[S 12]}
7	Ushibuka Haiya Bridge [ja]	牛深ハイヤ大橋	Tanaka Prize (1997) Civil Engineering Design Prize (2001) Designed by Renzo Piano	883 m (2,897 ft)	Box girder Steel	East China Sea	1997	Ushibuka 32°11′31.8″N 130°01′37.8″E / 32.192167°N 130.027167°E / 32.192167; 130.027167 (Ushibuka Haiya Bridge)	Kumamoto	^{[C 2]} ^{[C 3]} ^{[S 13]} ^[7]
8	Kujira Bridge [ja]	くじら橋	Tanaka Prize (1997) Span : 100 m (330 ft)	107 m (351 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete		1997	Inagi 35°38′04.4″N 139°29′08.4″E / 35.634556°N 139.485667°E / 35.634556; 139.485667 (Kujira Bridge)	Tokyo	^{[C 2]} ^{[S 14]}^[8]
9	Raiden Todoroki Bridges [ja]	雷電廿六木橋	Civil Engineering Design Prize (2010)	345 m (1,132 ft) 270 m (890 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 34+75+125+75+34 35+50+75+65+45	Japan National Route 140 Nakatsu River	1998	Chichibu 35°57′23.9″N 138°54′17.0″E / 35.956639°N 138.904722°E / 35.956639; 138.904722 (Raiden Todoroki Bridges)	Saitama	^{[C 4]} ^[9]
10	Goshiki Zakura Bridge [ja]	五色桜大橋	Tanaka Prize (2002)		Arch 2 levels steel tied-arch	Ojikita Metropolitan Expressway Central Circular Arakawa River	2002	Tokyo 35°45′54.7″N 139°45′36.1″E / 35.765194°N 139.760028°E / 35.765194; 139.760028 (Goshiki Zakura Bridge)	Tokyo Adachi	^{[C 5]}
11	Oboro Bridge [ja]	朧大橋	Tanaka Prize (2002) Civil Engineering Design Prize 2004	293 m (961 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Fukuoka prefectural road No. 798	2002	Kurume 33°16′36.8″N 130°37′50.5″E / 33.276889°N 130.630694°E / 33.276889; 130.630694 (Oboro Bridge)	Fukuoka	^{[C 5]} ^{[C 6]} ^[10]
12	Seiun Bridge (Tokushima)	青雲橋	Tanaka Prize (2004) FIB Award for Outstanding Structure (2006)	97 m (318 ft)	Stressed ribbon Concrete	Yoshino River	2004	Miyoshi 33°57′34.9″N 133°44′42.3″E / 33.959694°N 133.745083°E / 33.959694; 133.745083 (Seiun Bridge (Tokushima))	Tokushima	^{[C 5]} ^{[S 15]} ^[11]
13	Omiodori Bridge [ja]	近江大鳥橋	Tanaka Prize (2007)	555 m (1,821 ft)	Extradosed Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons 137+170+115+67 152+160+90+72	Shin-Meishin Expressway	2007	Ōtsu - Kōka 34°56′27.7″N 136°01′57.4″E / 34.941028°N 136.032611°E / 34.941028; 136.032611 (Omiodori Bridge)	Shiga	^{[C 7]} ^{[S 16]}
14	Fudo Bridge [ja]	不動大橋	Lowest girder depth (6m) / longest span (155m) for composite truss in Japan Tanaka Prize (2010)	590 m (1,940 ft)	Extradosed Composite steel/concrete deck, concrete pylons 63+125+155+155+88	Gunma Prefectural Road No. 375 Agatsuma River	2010	Naganohara 36°32′43.8″N 138°41′13.9″E / 36.545500°N 138.687194°E / 36.545500; 138.687194 (Fudo Bridge)	Gunma	^[12]

Major bridges

	Name	Japanese	Span	Length	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	Prefecture	Ref.
1	Akashi Kaikyō Bridge	明石海峡大橋	1,991 m (6,532 ft)	3,911 m (12,831 ft)	Suspension 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons 960+1991+960	Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway Akashi Strait	1998	Kobe - Awaji Island 34°37′01.3″N 135°01′18.9″E / 34.617028°N 135.021917°E / 34.617028; 135.021917 (Akashi Kaikyō Bridge)	Hyōgo	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 17]} ^[13]
2	Minami Bisan-Seto Bridge	南備讃瀬戸大橋	1,100 m (3,600 ft)	13,100 m (43,000 ft)	Suspension 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons 274+1100+274	Seto-Chūō Expressway Seto-Ōhashi Line Seto Inland Sea	1989	Sakaide - Yoshima Island 34°21′50.0″N 133°49′30.7″E / 34.363889°N 133.825194°E / 34.363889; 133.825194 (Minami Bisan-Seto Bridge)	Kagawa	^{[S 18]} ^[14]
3	Third Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge	来島海峡第三大橋	1,030 m (3,380 ft)	4,105 m (13,468 ft)	Suspension Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Nishiseto Expressway Seto Inland Sea	1999	Imabari - Umashima Island 34°06′54.9″N 132°59′03.6″E / 34.115250°N 132.984333°E / 34.115250; 132.984333 (Third Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge)	Ehime	^{[S 19]} ^[15]
4	Second Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge	来島海峡第二大橋	1,020 m (3,350 ft)	4,105 m (13,468 ft)	Suspension Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 250+1020+62x4	Nishiseto Expressway Seto Inland Sea	1999	Umashima Island - Ōshima Island 34°07′16.0″N 133°00′00.7″E / 34.121111°N 133.000194°E / 34.121111; 133.000194 (Second Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge)	Ehime	^{[S 20]} ^[15]
5	Kita Bisan-Seto Bridge	北備讃瀬戸大橋	990 m (3,250 ft)	13,100 m (43,000 ft)	Suspension 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons 274+990+274	Seto-Chūō Expressway Seto-Ōhashi Line Seto Inland Sea	1988	Sakaide - Yoshima Island 34°22′42.4″N 133°49′13.2″E / 34.378444°N 133.820333°E / 34.378444; 133.820333 (Kita Bisan-Seto Bridge)	Kagawa	^{[S 21]} ^[14]
6	Shimotsui-Seto Bridge	下津井瀬戸大橋	940 m (3,080 ft)	13,100 m (43,000 ft)	Suspension 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons 130+940+130	Seto-Chūō Expressway Seto-Ōhashi Line Seto Inland Sea	1988	Kurashiki - Hitsuishi Island 34°25′52.0″N 133°48′20.7″E / 34.431111°N 133.805750°E / 34.431111; 133.805750 (Shimotsui-Seto Bridge)	Okayama	^{[S 22]} ^[14]
7	Tatara Bridge	多々羅大橋	890 m (2,920 ft)	1,480 m (4,860 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel truss deck, steel pylons 164+890+257+63	Nishiseto Expressway Seto Inland Sea	1999	Ikuchi Island - Ōmishima Island 34°15′35.7″N 133°03′52.6″E / 34.259917°N 133.064611°E / 34.259917; 133.064611 (Tatara Bridge)	Hiroshima - Ehime	^{[S 23]}
8	Ōnaruto Bridge	大鳴門橋	876 m (2,874 ft)	1,629 m (5,344 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, steel pylons93+330+876+330	Kobe-Awaji-Naruto Expressway Naruto Strait	1985	Naruto - Awaji Island 34°14′19.5″N 134°39′01.1″E / 34.238750°N 134.650306°E / 34.238750; 134.650306 (Ōnaruto Bridge)	Tokushima - Hyōgo	^{[S 24]} ^{[Note 1]} ^[13]
9	Innoshima Bridge	因島大橋	770 m (2,530 ft)	1,270 m (4,170 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, steel pylons 250+770+250	Nishiseto Expressway Seto Inland Sea	1983	Innoshima Island - Mukoujima Island 34°21′25.7″N 133°10′49.5″E / 34.357139°N 133.180417°E / 34.357139; 133.180417 (Innoshima Bridge)	Hiroshima	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 25]} ^[16]
10	Akinada Bridge	安芸灘大橋	750 m (2,460 ft)	1,175 m (3,855 ft)	Suspension Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 170+750+255	Aki-nada Ohashi Toll Road Seto Inland Sea	2000	Kure - Shimokamagari Island 34°12′22.4″N 132°40′45.8″E / 34.206222°N 132.679389°E / 34.206222; 132.679389 (Akinada Bridge)	Hiroshima	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 26]} ^[17]
11	Hakuchō Bridge	白鳥大橋	720 m (2,360 ft)	1,540 m (5,050 ft)	Suspension Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 80+330+720+330+80	Japan National Route 37 Muroran Bay	1998	Muroran 42°21′10.0″N 140°56′59.0″E / 42.352778°N 140.949722°E / 42.352778; 140.949722 (Hakuchō Bridge)	Hokkaido	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 27]} ^[18]
12	Kanmon Bridge	関門橋	712 m (2,336 ft)	1,068 m (3,504 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, steel pylons	Chūgoku Expressway AH1 Kanmon Straits	1973	Kitakyushu - Shimonoseki 33°57′42.2″N 130°57′31.3″E / 33.961722°N 130.958694°E / 33.961722; 130.958694 (Kanmon Bridge)	Fukuoka - Yamaguchi	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 28]} ^[19]
13	First Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge	来島海峡第一大橋	600 m (2,000 ft)	4,105 m (13,468 ft)	Suspension Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 50+140+600+170	Nishiseto Expressway Seto Inland Sea	1999	Umashima Island - Ōshima Island 34°06′54.9″N 132°59′03.6″E / 34.115250°N 132.984333°E / 34.115250; 132.984333 (First Kurushima-Kaikyō Bridge)	Ehime	^{[S 29]} ^[15]
14	Meikō-Chūō Bridge [ja]	名港中央大橋	590 m (1,940 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Isewangan Expressway Ise Bay	1998	Nagoya 35°03′12.5″N 136°51′37.2″E / 35.053472°N 136.860333°E / 35.053472; 136.860333 (Meikō-Chūō Bridge)	Aichi	^{[S 30]}
15	Rainbow Bridge	レインボーブリッジ	570 m (1,870 ft)	3,750 m (12,300 ft)	Suspension 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons	Daiba Route Tokyo Bay	1993	Tokyo 35°38′11.6″N 139°45′47.4″E / 35.636556°N 139.763167°E / 35.636556; 139.763167 (Rainbow Bridge)	Tokyo Minato	^{[S 31]} ^[20]
16	Hakata–Ōshima Bridge	伯方・大島大橋	560 m (1,840 ft)	1,193 m (3,914 ft)	Suspension Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Nishiseto Expressway Seto Inland Sea	1988	Ōshima - Hakata Island 34°11′32.2″N 133°04′20.2″E / 34.192278°N 133.072278°E / 34.192278; 133.072278 (Hakata–Ōshima Bridge)	Ehime	^{[S 32]} ^[15]
17	Toyoshima Bridge [ja]	豊島大橋	540 m (1,770 ft)	930 m (3,050 ft)	Suspension Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Hiroshima prefectural road No. 356 Seto Inland Sea	2008	Teshima Island - Kami-Kamagari Island 34°10′35.1″N 132°46′06.9″E / 34.176417°N 132.768583°E / 34.176417; 132.768583 (Toyoshima Bridge)	Hiroshima	^[21] ^[22]
18	Minato Bridge	港大橋	510 m (1,670 ft)		Cantilever Steel 2 levels 235+510+235	Hanshin Expressway Bayshore Route Bayshore Line Osaka Port Line Osaka Bay	1973	Osaka 34°38′40.9″N 135°26′17.2″E / 34.644694°N 135.438111°E / 34.644694; 135.438111 (Minato Bridge)	Osaka	^{[S 33]}
19	Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge	鶴見つばさ橋	510 m (1,670 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Bayshore Route Tokyo Bay	1994	Yokohama 35°28′19.3″N 139°41′57.1″E / 35.472028°N 139.699194°E / 35.472028; 139.699194 (Tsurumi Tsubasa Bridge)	Kanagawa	^{[S 34]} ^[23]
20	Ikuchi Bridge [ja]	生口橋	490 m (1,610 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 50x3+490+50x3	Nishiseto Expressway Seto Inland Sea	1991	Innoshima Island - Ikuchi Island 34°18′14.7″N 133°09′00.2″E / 34.304083°N 133.150056°E / 34.304083; 133.150056 (Ikuchi Bridge)	Hiroshima	^{[S 35]}
21	Higashi Kobe Bridge	東神戸大橋	485 m (1,591 ft)		Cable-stayed 2 level steel truss deck, steel pylons 73+127+485+127+73	Hanshin Expressway Bayshore Line Osaka Bay	1992	Kobe 34°42′34.4″N 135°17′23.5″E / 34.709556°N 135.289861°E / 34.709556; 135.289861 (Higashi Kobe Bridge)	Hyōgo	^{[S 36]}
22	Megami Bridge [ja]	女神大橋	480 m (1,570 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 200+480+200	Nagasaki Megami Ohashi Road Nagasaki Bay	2006	Nagasaki 32°43′17.5″N 129°50′58.5″E / 32.721528°N 129.849583°E / 32.721528; 129.849583 (Megami Bridge)	Nagasaki	^{[S 37]}
23	Hirado Bridge	平戸大橋	465 m (1,526 ft)	880 m (2,890 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, steel pylons 48+47+465+54	Japan National Route 383 Hirado Strait	1977	Hirado - Tabirahiradoguchi 33°21′25″N 129°34′20.6″E / 33.35694°N 129.572389°E / 33.35694; 129.572389 (Hirado Bridge)	Nagasaki	^{[S 38]} ^[24]
24	Yokohama Bay Bridge	横浜ベイブリッジ	460 m (1,510 ft)		Cable-stayed 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons 200+460+200	Bayshore Route Japan National Route 357 Tokyo Bay	1989	Yokohama 35°27′16.9″N 139°40′26.5″E / 35.454694°N 139.674028°E / 35.454694; 139.674028 (Yokohama Bay Bridge)	Kanagawa	^{[S 39]}
25	Tokyo Gate Bridge	東京ゲートブリッジ	440 m (1,440 ft)	2,933 m (9,623 ft)	Cantilever Steel 160+440+160	Tokyoko Rinkai-doro Tokyo Bay	2012	Tokyo 35°36′37.7″N 139°49′34.3″E / 35.610472°N 139.826194°E / 35.610472; 139.826194 (Tokyo Gate Bridge)	Tokyo Kōtō - Ōta	^{[S 40]} ^[25]
26	Iwakurojima Bridge	岩黒島橋	420 m (1,380 ft)	13,100 m (43,000 ft)	Cable-stayed 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons 185+420+185	Seto-Chūō Expressway Seto-Ōhashi Line Seto Inland Sea	1988	Yoshima Island - Iwakurojima Island 34°24′06.0″N 133°48′32.1″E / 34.401667°N 133.808917°E / 34.401667; 133.808917 (Iwakurojima Bridge)	Kagawa	^{[S 41]} ^[14]
27	Hitsuishijima Bridge	櫃石島橋	420 m (1,380 ft)	13,100 m (43,000 ft)	Cable-stayed 2 levels steel truss deck, steel pylons 185+420+185	Seto-Chūō Expressway Seto-Ōhashi Line Seto Inland Sea	1988	Hitsuishijima Island - Iwakurojima Island 34°24′34.1″N 133°48′24.8″E / 34.409472°N 133.806889°E / 34.409472; 133.806889 (Hitsuishijima Bridge)	Kagawa	^{[S 42]} ^[14]
28	Meikō-Higashi Bridge [ja]	名港東大橋	410 m (1,350 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Isewangan Expressway Ise Bay	1998	Nagoya 35°03′12.7″N 136°52′42.6″E / 35.053528°N 136.878500°E / 35.053528; 136.878500 (Meikō-Higashi Bridge)	Aichi	^{[S 43]}
29	Meikō-Nishi Bridge	名港西大橋	406 m (1,332 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Isewangan Expressway Ise Bay	1985 1997	Nagoya 35°03′06.6″N 136°50′03.4″E / 35.051833°N 136.834278°E / 35.051833; 136.834278 (Meikō-Nishi Bridge)	Aichi	^{[S 44]}
30	Ikitsuki Bridge	生月大橋	400 m (1,300 ft)	960 m (3,150 ft)	Truss Steel 200+400+200	Nagasaki prefectural road 42 East China Sea	1991	Ikitsuki - Hirado Island 33°21′11.0″N 129°26′18.9″E / 33.353056°N 129.438583°E / 33.353056; 129.438583 (Ikitsuki Bridge)	Nagasaki	^{[S 45]}
31	Takashima Hizen Bridge [ja]	鷹島肥前大橋	400 m (1,300 ft)	1,251 m (4,104 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, concrete pylons	Nagasaki prefectural road 109 Saga prefectural road 109 Hibisuido Strait	2009	Matsuura - Karatsu 33°26′22.1″N 129°47′14.9″E / 33.439472°N 129.787472°E / 33.439472; 129.787472 (Takashima Hizen Bridge)	Nagasaki - Saga	^{[S 46]} ^[26]
32	Hiroshima Airport Bridge [ja]	広島空港大橋	380 m (1,250 ft)	800 m (2,600 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch	Hiroshima prefectural road No. 49 Hiroshima Central Flight Road Numata River	2010	Mihara 34°27′26.7″N 132°55′37.2″E / 34.457417°N 132.927000°E / 34.457417; 132.927000 (Hiroshima Airport Bridge)	Hiroshima	^{[S 47]}
33	Wakato Bridge	若戸大橋	367 m (1,204 ft)	2,100 m (6,900 ft)	Suspension Steel truss deck, steel pylons	Japan National Route 199 Dokai Bay	1962	Kitakyushu 33°54′10.1″N 130°48′59.6″E / 33.902806°N 130.816556°E / 33.902806; 130.816556 (Wakato Bridge)	Fukuoka	^{[S 48]} ^[27]
34	Shin-Minato Bridge [ja]	新湊大橋	360 m (1,180 ft)	3,600 m (11,800 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 60x2+360+60x2	Toyama Bay Imizu Port	2012	Imizu 36°46′33.0″N 137°06′55.8″E / 36.775833°N 137.115500°E / 36.775833; 137.115500 (Shin-Minato Bridge)	Toyama	^{[S 49]} ^[28]
35	Yamatogawa Bridge	大和川橋梁	355 m (1,165 ft)	653 m (2,142 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 149+355+149	Hanshin Expressway Bayshore Route Yamato River	1985	Osaka - Sakai 34°36′17.2″N 135°27′31.8″E / 34.604778°N 135.458833°E / 34.604778; 135.458833 (Yamatogawa Bridge)	Osaka	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 50]}
36	Tenpozan Bridge [ja]	天保山大橋	350 m (1,150 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 170+350+120	Hanshin Expressway Bayshore Line Kyū-Yodo River	1990	Osaka 34°39′34.5″N 135°25′57.1″E / 34.659583°N 135.432528°E / 34.659583; 135.432528 (Tenpozan Bridge)	Osaka	^{[S 51]}
37	Maizuru Crane Bridge [ja]	舞鶴クレインブリッジ	350 m (1,150 ft)	735 m (2,411 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 160+350+160	Maizuru Bay	1998	Maizuru 35°30′35.2″N 135°23′16.2″E / 35.509778°N 135.387833°E / 35.509778; 135.387833 (Maizuru Crane Bridge)	Kyoto	^[29]
38	Ōshima Bridge (Nagasaki) [ja]	大島大橋	350 m (1,150 ft)	1,095 m (3,593 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Nagasaki prefectural road No. 52 Yobukonoseto Strait	1999	Saikai - Oshima Island 33°02′15.2″N 129°38′30.7″E / 33.037556°N 129.641861°E / 33.037556; 129.641861 (Ōshima Bridge (Nagasaki))	Nagasaki	^{[S 52]}
39	Amagi Bridge	天城橋	348 m (1,142 ft)	465 m (1,526 ft)	Arch Steel through arch	Misumi-Oyano Road Misuminoseto Strait	2018	Uki - Ōyano-jima 32°36′43.2″N 130°27′32.5″E / 32.612000°N 130.459028°E / 32.612000; 130.459028 (Amagi Bridge)	Kumamoto	^[30]
40	Mihara Bridge [ja]	美原大橋	340 m (1,120 ft)	973 m (3,192 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 154+340+154	Japan National Route 337 Ishikari River	2005	Ebetsu 43°07′10.9″N 141°34′54.6″E / 43.119694°N 141.581833°E / 43.119694; 141.581833 (Mihara Bridge)	Hokkaido	^[31]
41	Ōshima Bridge (Yamaguchi) [ja]	大島大橋 (山口県)	325 m (1,066 ft)	1,020 m (3,350 ft)	Truss Steel 200+325+200	Japan National Route 437 Obatakeseto Strait	1976	Yanai - Suō-Ōshima 33°57′29.6″N 132°11′07.2″E / 33.958222°N 132.185333°E / 33.958222; 132.185333 (Ōshima Bridge (Yamaguchi))	Yamaguchi	^{[S 53]} ^[32]
42	Ikina Bridge [ja]	生名橋	315 m (1,033 ft)	515 m (1,690 ft)	Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 98+315+98	Ehime Prefectural Road No. 338 Seto Inland Sea	2011	Ikina Island - Sa Island 34°15′26.4″N 133°11′14.6″E / 34.257333°N 133.187389°E / 34.257333; 133.187389 (Ikina Bridge)	Ehime	^[33]
43	Shin Kizugawa Bridge [ja]	新木津川大橋	305 m (1,001 ft)	495 m (1,624 ft)	Arch Steel through arch	Kizu River (Osaka)	1994	Osaka 34°37′33.0″N 135°27′46.9″E / 34.625833°N 135.463028°E / 34.625833; 135.463028 (Shin Kizugawa Bridge)	Osaka	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 54]}
44	Tenmon Bridge [ja]	天門橋	300 m (980 ft)	502 m (1,647 ft)	Truss Steel 100+300+100	Japan National Route 266 Misuminoseto Strait	1966	Uki - Ōyano-jima 32°36′39.9″N 130°27′31.7″E / 32.611083°N 130.458806°E / 32.611083; 130.458806 (Tenmon Bridge)	Kumamoto	^{[S 55]} ^[34]
45	Kuronoseto Bridge [ja]	黒之瀬戸大橋	300 m (980 ft)	502 m (1,647 ft)	Truss Steel 100+300+100	Japan National Route 389 Kurono Strait	1974	Izumi - Nagashima 32°06′22.0″N 130°10′26.0″E / 32.106111°N 130.173889°E / 32.106111; 130.173889 (Kuronoseto Bridge)	Kagoshima	^{[S 56]}
46	Konohana Bridge	此花大橋	300 m (980 ft)	540 m (1,770 ft)	Suspension Self-anchored, steel box girder deck, steel pylons 120+300+120	Osaka Bay	1987	Osaka 34°39′59.3″N 135°24′52.8″E / 34.666472°N 135.414667°E / 34.666472; 135.414667 (Konohana Bridge)	Osaka	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 57]} ^[35]
47	Ohmishima Bridge [ja]	大三島橋	297 m (974 ft)	328 m (1,076 ft)	Arch Steel through arch	Nishiseto Expressway Seto Inland Sea	1979	Ohmishima Island - Hakata Island 34°12′57.7″N 133°03′20.3″E / 34.216028°N 133.055639°E / 34.216028; 133.055639 (Ohmishima Bridge)	Ehime	^{[S 58]}
48	Second Ondo Bridge [ja]	音戸大橋	280 m (920 ft)	492 m (1,614 ft)	Arch Steel through arch	Japan National Route 487 Ondo-no Strait	2013	Kure - Kurahashi-jima 34°11′53.3″N 132°32′19.9″E / 34.198139°N 132.538861°E / 34.198139; 132.538861 (Second Ondo Bridge)	Hiroshima	^[36]
49	Konaruto Bridge [ja]	小鳴門大橋	280 m (920 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Tokushima Prefectural Road No. 11 Konaruto Strait	1998	Naruto - Oge Island 34°12′01.2″N 134°35′24.7″E / 34.200333°N 134.590194°E / 34.200333; 134.590194 (Konaruto Bridge)	Tokushima	^[37]
50	Yumemai Bridge	夢舞大橋	280 m (920 ft)	878 m (2,881 ft)	Arch Steel through arch Pontoon bridge Moveable bridge	Osaka Bay	2001	Osaka 34°39′31.6″N 135°23′58.4″E / 34.658778°N 135.399556°E / 34.658778; 135.399556 (Yumemai Bridge)	Osaka	^{[S 59]}
51	Eto Bridge	干支大橋	275 m (902 ft)	385 m (1,263 ft)	Arch Steel through arch	Japan National Route 218 Gokase River	1995	Nobeoka 32°36′15.2″N 131°28′45.2″E / 32.604222°N 131.479222°E / 32.604222; 131.479222 (Eto Bridge)	Miyazaki	^{[S 60]} ^[38]
52	Twinkle Kisogawa Bridge [ja]	木曽川橋	275 m (902 ft)(x3)	1,145 m (3,757 ft)	Extradossed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons 160+275x3+160	Isewangan Expressway Kiso River	2001	Kuwana 35°02′18.5″N 136°44′31.8″E / 35.038472°N 136.742167°E / 35.038472; 136.742167 (Twinkle Kisogawa Bridge)	Mie	^{[Note 1]} ^[39]
53	Twinkle Ibigawa Bridge [ja]	揖斐川橋	271 m (889 ft)(x4)	1,397 m (4,583 ft)	Extradossed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons 154+271x4+157	Isewangan Expressway Ibi River	2001	Kuwana 35°01′43.1″N 136°42′58.1″E / 35.028639°N 136.716139°E / 35.028639; 136.716139 (Twinkle Ibigawa Bridge)	Mie	^{[Note 1]} ^[39]
54	Ujina Bridge [ja]	宇品大橋	270 m (890 ft)		Box girder Steel 139+270+139	Hiroshima Expressway Route 3 Hiroshima Bay	1998	Hiroshima 34°21′26.3″N 132°28′49.4″E / 34.357306°N 132.480389°E / 34.357306; 132.480389 (Ujina Bridge)	Hiroshima	^{[S 61]} ^[40]
55	Fujikawa Bridge	富士川橋	265 m (869 ft)	381 m (1,250 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Shin-Tōmei Expressway Fuji River	2005	Shizuoka 35°10′54.4″N 138°36′42.3″E / 35.181778°N 138.611750°E / 35.181778; 138.611750 (Fujikawa Bridge)	Shizuoka	^{[S 62]}
56	Yabegawa Bridge [ja]	矢部川大橋	261 m (856 ft)	517 m (1,696 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons 128+261+128	Ariake Sea Coastal Road Yabe River	2009	Miyama - Yanagawa 33°06′52.1″N 130°26′06.9″E / 33.114472°N 130.435250°E / 33.114472; 130.435250 (Yabegawa Bridge)	Fukuoka	^{[S 63]}
57	Saigo Bridge	西郷大橋	260 m (850 ft)	270 m (890 ft)	Arch Steel through arch	Sea of Japan	1977	Okinoshima 36°12′05.2″N 133°19′24.8″E / 36.201444°N 133.323556°E / 36.201444; 133.323556 (Saigo Bridge)	Shimane	^{[S 64]}
58	Ikara Bridge [ja]	伊唐大橋	260 m (850 ft)	675 m (2,215 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons 120+260+120	Yatsushiro Sea	1996	Nagashima 32°13′07.0″N 130°11′08.7″E / 32.218611°N 130.185750°E / 32.218611; 130.185750 (Ikara Bridge)	Kagoshima	^{[S 65]} ^[41]
59	Fuchu Yotsuya Bridge	府中四谷橋	260 m (850 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons	Tama River	1997	Hino - Fuchū 35°39′34.6″N 139°26′24.1″E / 35.659611°N 139.440028°E / 35.659611; 139.440028 (Fuchu Yotsuya Bridge)	Tokyo	^[42]
60	Tensho Takamatu Bridge [ja]	天翔大橋	260 m (850 ft)	463 m (1,519 ft)	Arch Concrete deck arch	Gokase River	2000	Hinokage 32°40′57.0″N 131°19′56.1″E / 32.682500°N 131.332250°E / 32.682500; 131.332250 (Tensho Takamatu Bridge)	Miyazaki	^{[S 66]}
61	Chitose Bridge [ja]	千歳橋	260 m (850 ft)	365 m (1,198 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch 260+105	Osaka Bay	2003	Osaka 34°38′46.8″N 135°27′32.5″E / 34.646333°N 135.459028°E / 34.646333; 135.459028 (Chitose Bridge)	Osaka	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 67]} ^[43]
62	Awa Shirasagi Bridge [ja]	阿波しらさぎ大橋	260 m (850 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 140+260+105	Tokushima Prefectural Road No. 29 Yoshino River	2012	Tokushima 34°04′51.8″N 134°34′49.0″E / 34.081056°N 134.580278°E / 34.081056; 134.580278 (Awa Shirasagi Bridge)	Tokushima	^{[S 68]}^[44]
63	Kamagari Bridge [ja]	蒲刈大橋	255 m (837 ft)	480 m (1,570 ft)	Truss Steel 85+255+85	Seto Inland Sea	1979	Shimokamagari - Teshima Island 34°11′05.3″N 132°41′03.4″E / 34.184806°N 132.684278°E / 34.184806; 132.684278 (Kamagari Bridge)	Hiroshima	^{[S 69]} ^[45]
64	Kishiwada Bridge [ja]	岸和田大橋	255 m (837 ft)	455 m (1,493 ft)	Arch Steel tied-arch 95+255+95	Bayshore Route Osaka Bay	1993	Kishiwada 34°28′08.6″N 135°22′11.4″E / 34.469056°N 135.369833°E / 34.469056; 135.369833 (Kishiwada Bridge)	Osaka	^{[Note 1]} ^{[S 70]}
65	Jōgakura Bridge	城ヶ倉大橋	255 m (837 ft)	360 m (1,180 ft)	Arch Steel deck arch	Japan National Route 394	1995	Aomori 40°38′59.9″N 140°49′32.9″E / 40.649972°N 140.825806°E / 40.649972; 140.825806 (Jogakura Bridge)	Aomori	^{[S 71]} ^[46]
66	Shin Hamadera Bridge	新浜寺大橋	254 m (833 ft)	256 m (840 ft)	Arch Steel tied-arch	Bayshore Route Osaka Bay	1994	Sakai 34°32′59.9″N 135°26′29.4″E / 34.549972°N 135.441500°E / 34.549972; 135.441500 (Shin Hamadera Bridge)	Osaka	^{[Note 1]} ^[47] ^[48]
67	Nishinomiyako Bridge	西宮浜大橋	252 m (827 ft)		Arch Steel tied-arch	Bayshore Route Osaka Bay	1994	Nishinomiya 34°42′51.3″N 135°20′29.5″E / 34.714250°N 135.341528°E / 34.714250; 135.341528 (Nishinomiyako Bridge)	Hyōgo	^{[S 72]}
68	Suehiro Bridge [ja]	末広大橋	250 m (820 ft)		Cable-stayed Steel box girder deck, steel pylons 110+250+110	Tokushima Prefectural Road No. 29 Shinmachi River	1975	Tokushima 34°03′33.2″N 134°34′20.4″E / 34.059222°N 134.572333°E / 34.059222; 134.572333 (Suehiro Bridge)	Tokushima	^{[S 73]} ^[49]
69	Yobuko Bridge [ja]	呼子大橋	250 m (820 ft)	728 m (2,388 ft)	Cable-stayed Concrete box girder deck, concrete pylons 121+250+121	Genkai Sea	1989	Yobuko - Kabe Island 33°32′37.2″N 129°52′52.6″E / 33.543667°N 129.881278°E / 33.543667; 129.881278 (Yobuko Bridge)	Saga	^{[S 74]} ^[50]
70	Namihaya Bridge [ja]	なみはや大橋	250 m (820 ft)	1,740 m (5,710 ft)	Box girder Steel, curved bridge 170+250+170	Line No. 5 Yao Osaka Port Osaka Bay	1995	Osaka 34°38′44.8″N 135°27′00.2″E / 34.645778°N 135.450056°E / 34.645778; 135.450056 (Namihaya Bridge)	Osaka	^{[S 75]} ^[51]
71	Imari Bay Bridge [ja]	伊万里湾大橋	250 m (820 ft)	651 m (2,136 ft)	Arch Steel tied-arch 70+250+70	Imari Bay	2003	Imari 33°18′13.4″N 129°49′47.1″E / 33.303722°N 129.829750°E / 33.303722; 129.829750 (Imari Bay Bridge)	Saga	^{[S 76]} ^[52]
72	Eshima Ohashi Bridge	江島大橋	250 m (820 ft)	1,704 m (5,591 ft)	Box girder Prestressed concrete 55+150+250+150+55	Nakaumi	2004	Sakaiminato 35°31′08.4″N 133°12′00.5″E / 35.519000°N 133.200139°E / 35.519000; 133.200139 (Eshima Bridge)	Tottori	^[53]

Major footbridges

	Name	Japanese	Span	Height	Type	Carries Crosses	Opened	Location	Prefecture	Ref.
1	Kokonoe Yume Suspension Bridge [ja]	九重"夢"大吊橋	390 m (1,280 ft)	173 m (568 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Naruko River	2006	Kokonoe 33°10′26″N 131°13′36″E / 33.17389°N 131.22667°E / 33.17389; 131.22667 (Kokonoe Yume Suspension Bridge)	Ōita	^{[S 77]}
2	Ryujin Bridge [ja]	竜神峡	375 m (1,230 ft)	117 m (384 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge	1994	Hitachiōta 36°41′02″N 140°27′56.9″E / 36.68389°N 140.465806°E / 36.68389; 140.465806 (Ryujin Bridge)	Ibaraki	^{[S 78]}
3	Momijidani Suspension Bridge	もみじ谷大吊橋	320 m (1,050 ft)		Suspension Steel	Footbridge Naka River	1999	Nasushiobara 36°57′13.3″N 139°52′50.6″E / 36.953694°N 139.880722°E / 36.953694; 139.880722 (Momijidani Suspension Bridge)	Tochigi
4	Miyagase Suspension Bridge	水の郷大つり橋	315 m (1,033 ft)		Suspension Steel	Footbridge Lake Miyagase	1995	Miyagase 35°31′25.2″N 139°13′44.2″E / 35.523667°N 139.228944°E / 35.523667; 139.228944 (Miyagase Suspension Bridge)	Kanagawa
5	Tanise Suspension Bridge [ja]	谷瀬の吊り橋	294 m (965 ft)	54 m (177 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Kumano River	1954	Totsukawa 34°06′07.2″N 135°45′46.0″E / 34.102000°N 135.762778°E / 34.102000; 135.762778 (Tanise Suspension Bridge)	Nara	^[54]
6	Aya Teruha Suspension Bridge [ja]	照葉大吊橋	250 m (820 ft)	142 m (466 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge Ryonan River	1984	Aya 32°01′47.2″N 131°11′39.9″E / 32.029778°N 131.194417°E / 32.029778; 131.194417 (Aya Teruha Suspension Bridge)	Miyazaki	^{[S 79]}
7	Mii-Soyokaze Bridge [ja]	三井そよかぜ橋	231 m (758 ft)		Suspension Steel	Footbridge Sagami River	2012	Midori-ku 35°35′19.8″N 139°16′04.7″E / 35.588833°N 139.267972°E / 35.588833; 139.267972 (Mii-Soyokaze Bridge)	Kanagawa
8	Ueno Skybridge [ja]	上野スカイブリッジ	225 m (738 ft)	90 m (300 ft)	Suspension Steel	Footbridge	1998	Ueno 36°04′19″N 138°46′43″E / 36.07194°N 138.77861°E / 36.07194; 138.77861 (Ueno Skybridge)	Gunma	^{[S 80]}

Notes and references

Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ The length given only takes into account the main bridge, central span(s) and shore span(s), approach viaducts are not counted.

Agency for Cultural Affairs. "Cultural Heritage Online". bunka.nii.ac.jp (in Japanese).

Japan Society of Civil Engineers. "Winners of Tanaka Prize". jsce.or.jp (in Japanese).

Nicolas Janberg. "International Database for Civil and Structural Engineering". Structurae.com.

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External links

"業務実績". jbsi.co.jp - Japan Bridge & Structure Institute, Inc. (in Japanese). - List of bridges that received the Tanaka Prize
"橋の写真館". jasbc.or.jp - Japan Bridge Association (in Japanese). - List of Japanese bridges
"Category: Bridges in Japan". highestbridges.com.
"Suspension Bridges of Japan". bridgemeister.com.

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