Wakato Bridge
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Wakato Bridge

★ 4.6 ・ 251 online ratings
Landmark ・ History ・ Architecture ・ Open at Night
Opening hours
00:00–24:00
Business status
Open
Official website

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Opening hours
Mon00:00–24:00
Tue00:00–24:00
Wed00:00–24:00
Thu00:00–24:00
Fri00:00–24:00
Sat00:00–24:00
Sun00:00–24:00
Business status
Open
Official website
Link
Wheelchair accessible
No
Wakato Bridge
National Route 199, 2-2 Kawashiro, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka 804-0071, Japan
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Traveler highlights

Wakato Bridge spans Dokai Bay in Kitakyushu, connecting Tobata and Wakamatsu wards. This suspension bridge is a landmark in Japan’s bridge-building history. Opened in 1962, its bridge section is 627 meters long and the full elevated route extends about 2.1 kilometers. Once billed as the “Orient’s largest” suspension bridge, it was designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan in 2022. The bridge reflects how Kitakyushu’s industrial city improved connections across the bay and now forms a striking part of the harbor skyline. Views are mentioned from night-view bus routes and nearby cruises, and a summer Wakato Bridge fireworks event has also been held. Observe the bridge and bay from either Tobata or Wakamatsu.

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Overall score
6.8/ 10
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Radar chart of popularity metricsEach metric is scored out of ten; the closer the shape sits to the outer ring, the higher the score.Social buzzSearch interestReview scoreVisit volumeFeedback rateNearby buzz

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01Social buzz
6.3 / 10
02Search interest
5.8 / 10
03Review score
9.8 / 10
04Visit volume
6.4 / 10
05Feedback rate
6.4 / 10
06Nearby buzz
6.2 / 10

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