From the park you can see the Seto Ōhashi, the longest road-rail bridge in the world, since 1988.
The amusement park stands on the Washūzan promontory, and from its Ferris wheel you can see the whole of the Seto Ōhashi, the railway and road bridge that has linked Honshū and Shikoku since 10 April 1988: with a 13.1 km stretch suspended over the sea, it is the longest combined road-rail bridge in the world.
An amusement park in operation on the Washūzan promontory, overlooking the Inland Sea.
ℹ️ The park's own hours and ticket. The slope from the film is outside the park grounds and can be walked freely.
🚉 Kojimaintachienji · 20 min walk
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The slope that Suzume runs up in the Kobe sequence comes from this park: pilgrims call it ‘すずめの道’, and it is 370 m south-west of the entrance. The Ferris wheel and the roller coaster of the drawn amusement park come instead from Kobe Otogi no Kuni, in Hyogo, which is also on the map: the two places are complementary models, not alternatives.
Sources: seichimap.jp · tamapongift.com
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