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A single-plank bridge in Tsuno, held to be the original form of the submersible bridge, 60 centimetres wide.
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A wooden bridge in Tsuno. Said to be the prototype of the submersible bridge, it is also called a flowing bridge. It is simply three wooden planks (about 30 cm thick and 60 cm wide) laid across a 9 m bridge girder; of the many single-plank bridges that once spanned tributaries of the Shimanto River, this bridge in Tsuno is now the only one.
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