[Image1]📍 Yogawa District Photos 1 and 2 show Yogawa's Scene ☀ this morning (12.24)With last night's snow, t
[Image2]📍 Yogawa District Photos 1 and 2 show Yogawa's Scene ☀ this morning (12.24)With last night's snow, t
[Image3]📍 Yogawa District Photos 1 and 2 show Yogawa's Scene ☀ this morning (12.24)With last night's snow, t
[Image4]📍 Yogawa District Photos 1 and 2 show Yogawa's Scene ☀ this morning (12.24)With last night's snow, t
[Image5]📍 Yogawa District Photos 1 and 2 show Yogawa's Scene ☀ this morning (12.24)With last night's snow, t

📍 Yogawa District

Photos 1 and 2 show Yogawa's Scene ☀ this morning (12.24)
With last night's snow, there There are a light snow on the roads and Yogawa Michi!
If you are walking, please wear winter gear.

The 3rd-5th picture is the morning ❄ of yesterday's wife basket

Restrooms available on Route 19. It was ❄ -1°C this morning
If you are coming or going from the Achi / Iida area, please be careful 🚗⚠ of snow and freezing on Seinaiji Road Pass

It's going ✨ to be nice weather today and tomorrow

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Dec. 23, 2024
We will deliver Tourist Information of Nagiso Town! Momosuke Bridge【National Important Cultural Property】 The Momosuke Bridge is one of the largest wooden suspension bridges in Japan with a total length of 247 meters and a width of 2.7 meters over the Kiso River, and you can still walk across it even now. In the 11th year of the Taisho era, Momosuke Fukuzawa (son-in-law of Yukichi Fukuzawa), who was called the power king, built it as a 🌲🚃 material transportation route for the development of hydroelectric power generation on the Kiso River As a Village road from 1950 (Showa 25), it was very useful for traffic in both bank villages and for local transportation such as high school and junior high school students commuting to school, but from around 1978 (Showa 53), it was aging and could not be repaired Authentic, so it was on the verge of abandonment. However, there are many voices for preservation and utilization, and Restrooms available was restored as a modernization heritage (Nagiso Town Tangible Cultural Property) along with the Maintenance of Tenpaku Park in the surrounding area! In 1994 (Heisei 6), it was designated as a [National Important Cultural Property]. ✅ Highlights ・ A powerful suspension bridge built at the largest width of the Kiso River! ・ Restrooms available were laid in the center of the bridge for transporting materials, so the traces of it have been restored so that you can see the traces. Please take a ✨ look ・ In Spring, you can also enjoy the cherry blossoms (Someiyoshino) blooming on the side of Nagiso Station. In addition, there is an azalea garden There are the Elevated terraces of "Tenpaku Park" where Momosuke Bridge is located. Around the beginning of April, about 400 azaleas of 6 kinds, including the town flower "Mitsuba azaleas", bloom! ・ From the Observation decks opposite the azalea garden, you can see the Momosuke Bridge from above. ・You can go down to the river park from the middle of the Momosuke Bridge. ・ Spring, summer, autumn and winter, all seasons are recommended. Especially in Spring, cherry blossoms, Mitsuba azaleas, and peaches bloom all at once 🌸 ・ You can walk at night because the light is on. It is also recommended to take a picture with the stars. * Please be careful with your feet. access ・ Car: Immediately from Route 19, free Car parking lot in Tenpaku Park Restrooms available (30 cars), 3 minutes walk from Car parking lot ・JR: About 5 minutes on foot from JR Nagiso Station * The Carp streamers 🎏 in the Spring photo are not currently on display.