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A suspension bridge in Aya, spanning one of the largest evergreen broadleaf forests in Japan.
About this place
Teruha Great Suspension Bridge (Aya Teruha Great Suspension Bridge) is a suspension bridge spanning the Honjo River (Ayaminami River, a tributary of the Oyodo River) in Aya, Higashimorokata District, Miyazaki Prefecture. Winner of the Japan Society of Civil Engineers Design Prize 2004 Excellence Award.
Built on March 28, 1984, after the laurel forest area was designated Kyushu Chuo Sanchi Quasi-National Park, it is a pedestrian-only steel long-span two-hinge stiffened suspension bridge, 250.0 m long and 142.0 m high.