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Kintaikyo Bridge(錦帯橋)
きんたいきょう Kintaikyo Bridge

Photo: Jakub Hałun / CC BY-SA 4.0 / Source
Five wooden arches built to survive floods, assembled almost without nails and rebuilt every twenty years.
| Type | Architecture |
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| Genre | Architecture |
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| City / town | Iwakuni |
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| Area in the prefecture | Eastern area |
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FAQ
- Where is Kintaikyo Bridge?
- It is in Iwakuni, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. It is an architecture.
- What can I see at Kintaikyo Bridge?
- Five wooden arches built to survive floods, assembled almost without nails and rebuilt every twenty years. The focus is architecture.
- When was Kintaikyo Bridge established?
- It dates from 1673.
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