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Ryujin Suspension Bridge
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Photo: TANAKA Juuyoh (田中十洋) / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0) · original
The Ryujin bridge is a pedestrian span 375 metres long, strung 100 metres above a dammed gorge in the hills of Hitachiota, and its floor has viewing panels cut into it so that you can stand and look straight down at the reservoir. That alone would make it a good stop. What it is actually known for in Japan is that people jump off it.
The bridge hosts one of the country's largest permanently operating bungee sites, with a drop of up to 100 metres — the highest bridge bungee in Japan. On an ordinary day the traffic is split between walkers paying ¥320 to cross and a queue of people in harnesses working up to the edge, which makes for an unusually entertaining bit of people-watching. The gorge below turns in early November and there is a small market and food stalls at the near end.
Informations essentielles
Horaires d'ouverture
Bridge 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM, reception to 4:40 PM | Bungee 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, last reception 4:30 PM
Fermé: Open year-round | Bungee subject to weather
Tarif d'entrée
Crossing ¥320 adults, ¥210 elementary and junior high school students | Bungee around ¥19,000 per jump — confirm with the operator
Meilleure saison
Early–mid November for autumn colour in the gorge | April–May for fresh green
Durée de visite
45–60 minutes | 2–3 hours including a bungee jump
Comment s'y rendre
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