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Sada Sinking Bridge

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A simple bridge that sinks into the water during the high water of the Shimanto River.
The rainy Shimanto River has many sinking bridges that submerge below the water's surface when the water level rises, creating a symbolic landscape of the region. Among them, the Sada Sinking Bridge is the longest and located at the lowest point. From the bridge, you can enjoy a 360-degree view of the mountains and the clear stream.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

A Prime Spot with a Beautiful View

Sada Sinking Bridge A Prime Spot with a Beautiful View
Sada Sunken Bridge is a prime spot where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the Shimanto River. The simple bridge extends straight through the backdrop of deep mountains, leaving a lasting impression. This scenery is truly the epitome of Japan's original landscape, and is sure to heal the hearts of those who visit. The Shimanto River flows with pure water and harmonizes with the surrounding natural environment. The changing scenery reflected on the clear surface of the river, including the mountains and the cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring, is like a beautiful painting. In autumn, the leaves turn red and color the riverside, creating an even more beautiful sight. Sada Sunken Bridge is also a popular photo spot, and a photo combining the simple structure of the bridge and the beautiful scenery of the Shimanto River would make a wonderful souvenir. To enjoy the changing scenery of the Shimanto River throughout the seasons, be sure to visit Sada Sunken Bridge!
Point 2

The Longest Sunken Bridge on the Shimanto River!

Sada Sinking Bridge The Longest Sunken Bridge on the Shimanto River!
The Sada Sunken Bridge is a representative sunken bridge on the Shimanto River, and is the longest bridge among them. It boasts a total length of 291.6m and a width of 4.2m. Although there are over 40 sunken bridges on the Shimanto River, the Sada Sunken Bridge is particularly noteworthy for its length. This massive bridge is located at the lower reaches of the Shimanto River and is in harmony with the beautiful natural environment surrounding it. When crossing the bridge, you can see the clear waters of the Shimanto River and be soothed by the beauty of the flowing river. The design of the sunken bridge, which lacks railings, allows you to feel a sense of unity with nature without obstructing the scenery. The Sada Sunken Bridge, known as the longest sunken bridge on the Shimanto River, is attractive for its massive size and beautiful scenery. When visiting the Shimanto River, be sure to cross this bridge and enjoy the charm of the Shimanto River!
Point 3

Cycling Along the Banks of the Shimanto River!

Sada Sinking Bridge Cycling Along the Banks of the Shimanto River!
The area around the Sada Chinkabashi Bridge is perfect for cycling. It's about 10km from Nakamura Station on the Tosa Kuroshio Railway to the Sada Chinkabashi Bridge, and you can enjoy a pleasant bike ride along the banks of the Shimanto River. Many locals and tourists can be seen enjoying cycling in the area. In particular, the right bank has a paved road that runs close to the Shimanto River and is dotted with beautiful scenic spots. You can enjoy the beauty of the clear stream of the Shimanto River and the surrounding nature while riding your bike. You can enjoy a peaceful cycling experience while feeling the sound of the river and the changing scenery. There are also rest points and observation spots along the cycling course. You can stop your bike along the way to admire the flow of the Shimanto River and enjoy the beautiful scenery. You can refresh yourself while experiencing nature. The area around the Sada Chinkabashi Bridge in Shimanto City is an attractive spot for cycling enthusiasts. Let's enjoy the rich nature and beautiful scenery while cycling along the Shimanto River!
Point 4

Enjoy the Scenery of Nature and the River on a Sightseeing Boat!

Sada Sinking Bridge Enjoy the Scenery of Nature and the River on a Sightseeing Boat!
In the vicinity of Sada Sunken Bridge, you can ride a sightseeing boat on the Shimanto River. The boat allows you to cruise the Shimanto River by boat, so you can enjoy the beautiful nature and scenery. From the boat, you can enjoy the scenery of the Shimanto River, including the Sada Sunken Bridge, and especially the lush green scenery along the river and the beautiful flow of the river. On the spacious boat, you can fully enjoy the beauty of the clear stream of the Shimanto River and the surrounding nature. The Shimanto River sightseeing boat allows you to enjoy the scenery of each season, showing different expressions depending on the time of your visit. When you visit Shimanto City, why not ride the Shimanto River sightseeing boat and enjoy the beautiful scenery of nature and the river?
Point 5

The World's First Dragonfly Protection Area: Tonbo Nature Park

Sada Sinking Bridge The World's First Dragonfly Protection Area: Tonbo Nature Park
Tonbo Nature Park in Shimanto City is a park surrounded by beautiful natural surroundings. The park has walking paths and is decorated with green trees and seasonal flowers. You can observe 81 species of dragonflies throughout the year. Shimanto City has confirmed 83 species of dragonflies, with many species of running water such as the Mukashi Tonbo and Hime Sanane. Tonbo Nature Park in Shimanto City is the world's first dragonfly protection area and boasts the highest species density in Japan in an environment of the same scale. In particular, you can observe the group flight of Neaka Yoshijyanma during the summer twilight. There is also a dragonfly nature museum in the park where you can learn about dragonflies from around the world. Tonbo Nature Park in Shimanto City is an attractive place for dragonfly enthusiasts and nature explorers!
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Sightseeing

Sada Sinking Bridge Sada Sunken Bridge, a Symbolic Landscape of the Shimanto River
Sada Sunken Bridge, a Symbolic Landscape of the Shimanto River
Sada Sunken Bridge is a distinctive bridge located in Shimanto City, Kochi Prefecture. This "sunken bridge" is designed to sink into the water during floods, without the need for railings to prevent it from being washed away. It's known as one of the symbolic landscapes of the Shimanto River. While there are many bridges over the Shimanto River, Sada Sunken Bridge is located at the lower reaches and is one of the longest. It's still used by locals today, offering a panoramic view of the surrounding scenery and nature. Crossing the bridge while enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Shimanto River is a special experience for visitors. As part of the nature of Shimanto, the bridge harmonizes with the local landscape. Sada Sunken Bridge is a must-see tourist spot when visiting Shimanto City. You can enjoy the clear stream and beautiful scenery of the Shimanto River, while experiencing the unique design and role of this bridge. This place, where the lives of locals and the natural environment intersect, allows you to fully experience the charm of Shimanto!

Access

Access while enjoying the Natural Environment of Shimanto!
When using public transportation to access the Sada Sunken Bridge, it is about a 20-minute drive from Nakamura Station on the Tosa Kuroshio Railway. It is convenient to use a taxi or rental car from Nakamura Station. If you are using a private car, it takes about 1 hour to arrive via Route 56 from the Kuroshio Ken-no-kawa IC on the Kochi Expressway, covering a distance of about 42 km. Along the way, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and natural environment of Shimanto while traveling.

Basic Information

Address Sada, Shimanto City, Kochi Prefecture 787-1106
Business Hours

Monday: Open 24 hours, Tuesday: Open 24 hours, Wednesday: Open 24 hours, Thursday: Open 24 hours, Friday: Open 24 hours, Saturday: Open 24 hours, Sunday: Open 24 hours.

TEL 090-8897-2292
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