Harimaya Bridge

Speaking of the Harimaya Bridge, I had the impression that there was only one scarlet railing in the city. When I visited it was perfectly presented as a bridge over the stream. Also, the area was reserved as a park and there was an underground square where the bridges were reserved and displayed with only red railings. On the other side of the railway, a non-red Harimaya bridge has been repaired, and the more you know about it, the less you know which is the real Harimaya bridge. Also, I was surprised to learn that the song "I See the Buddhist Kanzashi" by Yosakoi Bushi was adapted from the true story of Junnobu and Oma. The Harimaya Bridge is worth seeing and understanding.

It is a park with excellent access from the station, many benches, and a relaxing time. You can enjoy seasonal flowers such as flower beds and plum trees. You can see the train from the park, so I recommend it to children who like trains.

Harimaya Bridge! Small! Located in the city 😂 Chinchin train passes nearby! It has a unique atmosphere, but it looks like a clock tower in Sapporo. Merchants made it to make it easier to do business. It's newly renovated, but when I heard an episode even though it's such a small bridge, I was healed that I was working hard ♡

Very Japanese characteristics of a very simple bridge, the body scarlet is very old.

I heard that this movie The Harimaya Bridge, made up, and the bridge relationship is generally... I am impressed by the early age of Takaoka~ This bridge itself is a small road bridge in the center of Kochi, with its own subway station, and the shape can be seen everywhere in Japan. It is very ordinary, and it is a new product for flat renovation. It is also ranked as the three major disappointment attractions in Japan. The three major disappointments are much better than this. It is said that the store sign on the side is "Sorry to disappoint you"...