375 metres: for 12 years the longest pedestrian bridge in Japan; 100 m bungee jumps since 2014.
Opened on 28 April 1994, the bridge spans 375 metres across the gorge of Lake Ryūjin at a height of about a hundred metres: for twelve years, until 2006, it was the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan, and today it is still among the top four. Since March 2014 it has been home to the country's highest seasonal fixed bungee jump, with jumps of up to a hundred metres, which can be booked online.
Pedestrian suspension bridge over the reservoir of Lake Ryūjin, in Hitachiōta, opened in 1994 as a tourist attraction and as a link across the gorge.
ℹ️ Open 9:00–17:00, all year round, except for restrictions due to strong winds or lightning. Crossing 320 yen adults, 210 yen children; bungee jump 19,000 yen, booked online, minimum age 15, weight 40–105 kg, not permitted for pregnant women or people with heart disease, epilepsy, high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma or psychiatric conditions. Three free car parks for 265 cars in total.
🚉 竜神大吊橋 · 3 min walk
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