Yoboko Ohashi Bridge

Yobuko Ohashi

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Yoboko Ohashi Bridge connects Kanabejima Island, an offshore island in Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture, to the main island of Kyushu. This 727.85-meter-long bridge, opened in 1989, offers stunning views and is perfect for a scenic drive.

Scenic Views

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HighlightsA 727.85-meter-long bridge opened in 1989
Enjoy breathtaking views of the blue ocean and sky
Bentenjima Island at the bridge's foot features dykes designated as a Saga Prefecture Natural Monument
Bentenjima Island boasts an observation deck with panoramic views of the Yoboko Ohashi Bridge and its surroundings
Be sure to visit Bentenjima Island when crossing the Yoboko Ohashi Bridge

Basic Information

Address: Yoboko Town, Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Saga

Access: Car: Approximately 60 minutes from Takeo IC on the Nagasaki Expressway JR: Approximately 40 minutes by taxi from Karatsu Station on the JR Karatsu Line and Chikuhi Line Bus: Take the Showa Bus bound for Yoboko from the Otemon-guchi Bus Center, transfer to the Kanabejima-bound bus at the Yoboko terminal. Get off at the Kaze no Mieru Oka Park bus stop, a 1-minute walk from there. Show route

Fee: Free

HP: https://www.city.karatsu.lg.jp/site/kanko/373.html

Overview

Yoboko Ohashi Bridge connects Kanabejima Island, an offshore island in Karatsu City, Saga Prefecture, to the Kyushu mainland. This 727.85-meter-long bridge opened in 1989 and is a popular drive, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding area. The sunset is particularly spectacular, with the sky and sea painted in vibrant orange hues. At the foot of the bridge lies Bentenjima Island, featuring dykes designated as a Saga Prefecture Natural Monument. Bentenjima Island boasts an observation deck providing panoramic views of the Yoboko Ohashi Bridge and its surroundings. When crossing the bridge, be sure to stop by Bentenjima Island. The island also houses a museum showcasing materials from the bridge's construction, offering insights into its history and the technological advancements of the time. You can also find restaurants and cafes on Bentenjima Island, offering fresh seafood. Yoboko Ohashi Bridge is a place where you can enjoy beautiful scenery, history, culture, and delicious food. We highly recommend a visit!