Kokonoe Yume is one of the biggest pedestrial suspension bridges in Japan. It is located near the town of Kuzu-gun, prefecture of Oita. This is on the Southest of the four main Japanese islands.
Being 173 meters high and 390 meters long, and it is designed to carry 1800 adults on it at once. Well, going along the bridge is somewhat frightening, and if there are strong winds, walking on the bridge is strictly prohibited. If you dare to walk to the other side of the canyon, you will witness some great views, including the river and some waterfalls.
All the construction joints and cables are of a tremendous size, and thinking a little bit you will be sure, that the bridge is extra safe. The fact, that the bridge is built exactly in Japan makes you know, that there is not a single hazard of walking along the bridge.
The photos are taken with a Canon EOS 40D with mounted EF-S 10-22mm USM lens.
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