Onbashi - Shobara

It is a natural bridge that is one of the three largest natural bridges in Japan. The height is 40m from the bottom of the river. When you look at the image, yo... read more It is a natural bridge that is one of the three largest natural bridges in Japan. The height is 40m from the bottom of the river. When you look at the image, you can't see it big, but it's very big. In addition, it was quite、 with good weather, but it was very cool and comfortable during the road. From the nearby parking lot to Ohashi, it is about 25 minutes on foot for adults, so it is better to see about 1 hour round trip.

Visited on May 3, 2023. It is one of the largest natural bridges in Japan. It was designated as a national natural monument inチェコ. It is one of the three lar... read more Visited on May 3, 2023. It is one of the largest natural bridges in Japan. It was designated as a national natural monument inチェコ. It is one of the three largest natural bridges in the world, along with the Prabishtoar and Natural Bridge in the United States. I am proud of the overwhelming scale with a total length of 90m, width 18m, thickness 24m, height 40m. 20-25 minutes from the parking lot.

Well off the beaten path for foreigners, this natural bridge would be scenic by itself, but has the good fortune to be in a ravine loaded with lush vegetation t... read more Well off the beaten path for foreigners, this natural bridge would be scenic by itself, but has the good fortune to be in a ravine loaded with lush vegetation that is especially beautiful in autumn. A fascinating photographic subject, and a unique example of karst terrain in a country not known for such landscapes.

An interesting sight in a beautiful gorge. However, you can drive right up to it, and there is little else to see other than the arch itself. If you are not a n... read more An interesting sight in a beautiful gorge. However, you can drive right up to it, and there is little else to see other than the arch itself. If you are not a native Japanese speaker or reader, I would not advise trying to hike on the many trails that lead up to this site, as none of them are labeled in English.