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Among the largest pedestrian-only bridges in Japan, at 173 metres high.
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The Kokonoe 'Yume' Grand Suspension Bridge is a pedestrian-only suspension bridge in Kokonoe, Kusu District, Oita Prefecture. It is Japan's highest pedestrian-only bridge. It opened on October 30, 2006. At 173 m high (above the water surface) and 390 m long, it was at the time the longest and highest pedestrian-only bridge in Japan.
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Founded / opened：2006
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