Osawa Bridge

Sanluyu Road が Tongる

Original Text

It is a bridge run by the Sanriku Railway. The view from here is superb, you can see the sea and the red bridge on the other side. At Ama-chan, she waved a big fishing flag to Aki-chan, who was going to Tokyo from the coast toward this bridge. We also went to the coast between Horiuchi Station and Shirai Coast and looked up at the Osawa Bridge. I wonder if Natsu was waving a flag on the coast around here. During the Sanriku Railway operation, you will stop at this bridge for a while and explain the scenery and the upstream of the fence.

Famous spot

Original Text

Osawa Bridge, which is the first scenic point shaken by Sanriku Railway and Fudai Station! It is a place that has been introduced many times in TV dramas and travel programs. The real thing looks even more beautiful. It's not a place I can go many times in my life, so it was already difficult to take videos and photos (concentrate on video shooting and have few photos!). The weather was on my side and I had a good start.

Superb view point to take Sanriku Railway

Original Text

It is a superb view spot where you can catch the Sanriku Railway. However, it was a side that was taken because it was a railway tab on the Sanriku Railway. I was disappointed, so I looked up at the bridge on National Highway No. 45. This bright red bridge is also quite photogenic.

The view from the rest house was the best

Original Text

I parked my car at the rest house Ushio. I looked out at the Sanriku coast from the top of Horiuchi Ohashi Bridge. As you can see in the reviews, the view of the Sanriku Railway's Ohashi Bridge and the Sanriku coast seen under it was the best in the morning drama. It was a pity that the train didn't run on the iron bridge.

I looked out from Horiuchi Ohashi Bridge. I couldn't meet the train.

Original Text

A train that passes through the Osawa Bridge of the Sanriku Railway, which became famous for Ama-chan. It can't be helped that I can't see it because trains rarely pass. It's a very nice view.