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An 883-metre bridge in Amakusa, crossing the water above Ushibuka fishing port.
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Ushibuka Haiya Ohashi Bridge is an 883 m long bridge spanning Ushibuka Bay in Amakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture. A large bridge spanning Ushibuka Port in the former Ushibuka City area, at 883 m it boasts the longest in Kumamoto Prefecture. Also, though a port road, it has pedestrian and vehicle lanes separated by height so that the scenery can be enjoyed from the roadway as well, making it a promenade with fine views. It is a structure under the Kumamoto Artpolis project and a representative structure of the Ushibuka area. Together with the adjacent Michi-no-Eki Ushibuka Kaisaikan, it is the main spot for Ushibuka sightseeing.
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