Innoshima Bridge 因島大橋
The only double-deck bridge on the Shimanami Kaidō: cars on top, bicycles and pedestrians below.
The first of the seven bridges of the Shimanami Kaidō on the Hiroshima side, between the islands of Mukaishima and Innoshima, both in the municipality of Onomichi. Opened to traffic on 4 December 1983, with a total span of 1,270 metres (770 for the central span), it was Japan's first cable-stayed bridge with a steel deck and the first in the world to use strands of 127 wires. In 2014 CNN included the Shimanami Kaidō, which continues from here over another six bridges to Imabari, in Ehime, among the seven great cycle routes of the world.
Hiroshima
Innoshima-ohashi (Innoshima Long Bridge), Innoshima-ohashi (Innoshima Long Bridge)
