Deaibashi and Todorokibashi
❚ Oita Bungoono Geopark
Located in Kiyokawamachi, Bungoono City, Oita Prefecture, are Deaibashi and Todorokibashi.

This area boasts the largest and second-largest arch spans of stone bridges in Japan, making it a very precious location.
Todorokibashi measures 32.1 meters, making it the largest in Japan, while Deaibashi measures 29.3 meters, ranking second.

Deaibashi was completed in 1924, built by the local residents as an important road connecting the community.
Todorokibashi was completed in 1934, historically constructed as a bridge for a forest railway transporting timber.

Furthermore, these two bridges have been recognized as Civil Engineering Heritage by the Japan Society of Civil Engineers for the fiscal year 2025, drawing renewed attention as historically valuable landscapes.

You can drive close to the area, and Todorokibashi is still used as a road bridge. In contrast, Deaibashi is a pedestrian bridge, allowing visitors to enjoy its unique charm on foot.

The Okudake River flowing beneath the bridge and the surrounding columnar jointing landscape are also appealing features.

A place where you can encounter the beauty of both history and nature.
Why not take your time to visit?

【Location】Yada, Kiyokawamachi, Bungoono City, Oita Prefecture
【Access】About 50 minutes by car from Oita Mera IC
About 5 minutes by car from JR Bungokiyokawa Station
【Parking】Available

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About 3 hours by car from JR Hakata Station in Fukuoka Prefecture
About 2 hours by car from JR Kumamoto Station in Kumamoto Prefecture
About 1 hour and 20 minutes by car from JR Beppu Station in Oita Prefecture
About 1 hour and 20 minutes by car from JR Yufuin Station in Oita Prefecture

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Introducing recommended spots for tourism in Bungoono City, Oita Prefecture
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