Japanese Covered Bridge Review

There were a lot of people on the day I went. It's a little difficult to take pictures, but when I took it, I got a beautiful picture.

Arguably the most famous landlord and a must-visit place in the historical Hoi An ancient town. Interesting architecture blending Japanese, Chinese and Vietnamese elements reminding Hoi An’s important role as a trading port where various cultures meet in the olden days.

Taking 20k to look at the scenery in front of you 😍, it is still quite sensational, but the photo is not very good 😂 immersive experience is enough ～ Let everything stay in my mind and heart!

The Japanese Corridor Bridge is the symbol of the ancient city of Hui'an. It was built in 1593 and was originally built by the Japanese, so the local custom is to call it "Japanese Bridge". The most interesting allusion is that the bridge is guarded by monkeys at one end and dogs at the other end. It is said that the construction started in the Year of the Monkey and completed in the Year of the Dog. Now the local newcomers will come here to take wedding photos, which is another view of the old city.

A small bridge of some years, weathered, looked at for a long time, there is a hall for which gods can not remember, there are old photographs and archives recording the history of the bridge, sometimes the bridge is charged.