Overview
Nakajima Ohashi is a girder bridge crossing the Jinzu River in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, carrying part of the Toyama-Takaoka Bypass of National Route 8. Locally it is sometimes called Shin-Toyama Ohashi (New Toyama Bridge), and it serves as a key link between the city center and the opposite bank.
Highlights
- ●A girder bridge carrying National Route 8 across the Jinzu River
- ●Part of the Toyama-Takaoka Bypass linking the city center and the opposite bank
- ●Also known locally as Shin-Toyama Ohashi
- ●Offers views of the Jinzu River from the bridge
History
The bridge was built to carry the Toyama-Takaoka Bypass across the Jinzu River, forming an important road connection between central Toyama and the areas across the river. Detailed records on its exact completion date and structural specifications are limited, so it is worth checking current information before a visit.
Access
The bridge sits along National Route 8 (Toyama-Takaoka Bypass) and is easily reached by car from central Toyama. Since it is primarily built for motor traffic, visitors on foot or by bicycle should check local signage for permitted use.
Best season
Clear autumn through early spring days tend to offer the best views of the Jinzu River from around the bridge, while summer can bring higher water levels worth being mindful of.
Map
36.7311, 137.2189 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Drive along National Route 8 from central Toyama toward the bridge
- 2Take in the view of the Jinzu River while crossing
- 3Look back at the bridge from the far bank
- 4Consider its role within the wider Toyama-Takaoka Bypass road network
Did you know?
💡 The bridge is also known locally by the alternate name Shin-Toyama Ohashi, and both names are used interchangeably in the area.
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