Kawazu Odoriko Takimi Bridge

A bridge in the Nanadaru waterfalls hike

You will walk this bridge if you do the Nanadaru 7 waterfalls hike from Mizutare to Nanadaru visitors center. The hike is very recommended if you are in the area.

It's not a bridge over a river, it's a bridge over a promenade that stretches along the shore.

Original Text

　Kawazu Odoriko Takimi Bridge is not a bridge over the Kawazu River where Kawazu Nanataki is located. It seems that a part of the promenade built on the riverbank to visit Kawazu Nanataki is called Kawazu Odoriko Takimi Bridge. From the upstream side, between the ２ Ebi Waterfall and the ３ Snake Waterfall, I could see the flow of the Kawazu River from here.

It's a wooden path between Kamataki and Snaketaki.

Original Text

　We came down Kawazu Nanataki from the upstream side. The wooden path leading to the second waterfall, Kamataki, is Kawazu Odoriko Takimi Bridge. It was a little different from the usual end, and it had a shape in which one side was in contact with the ground. The flow of the Kawazu River, where Kawazu Nanataki is located, continues to be beautiful besides the waterfall, so the view from this bridge was also wonderful.

A bridge over the promenade of the valley

Original Text

A bridge over the slopes of a deep mountain valley. Half of them are strange bridges like stairs because you will have to go up and down the slope while crossing the bridge.

It's a suspension bridge with a special shape.

Original Text

There are ４ suspension bridges on the walking path of Kawazu Nanataki, which is the best bridge in scale and landscape. It is a one-grade bridge and consists of stairs and slopes, so I think it is a rare structure. The view from the bridge is nothing special, so just enjoy the bridge itself.