Yamaguchi Iwakuni Kintaikyo Bridge
Kintaikyo's wooden arches and riverside
- Source
- Iwakuni City Kintaikyo Division
- Format
- YouTube video
山口県
Iwakuni’s Kintai Bridge and Shimonoseki’s Kanmon Strait have separate cameras. For Kanmon Bridge, choose between the video from Kaikyo Messe and refreshed still images taken by the water below Hinoyama.
Kintai Bridge in Iwakuni and the Kanmon Strait at Shimonoseki sit far apart. Make one the focus of your day; trying to see both means a long stretch of travel in between.
Blossoms near Kintai Bridge and evening lights over Kanmon Strait call for different visits. A webcam cannot establish winds or ferry operations across the strait.
If fugu is not for you, look into kawara soba, noodles served on a heated roof tile.
Kintaikyo's wooden arches and riverside
Kanmon Strait and Kanmon Bridge from the waterside below Hinoyama
Kanmon Strait, Kanmon Bridge and the waterfront from Kaikyo Messe
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岩国 錦帯橋
See Kintaikyo's wooden arches and riverside scenery through Iwakuni City's official camera. Take a look at the surroundings before visiting the bridge.
Iwakuni City Kintaikyo Division
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火ノ山下潮流信号所
This official Japan Coast Guard image shows Kanmon Strait and Kanmon Bridge from the tidal signal station below Hinoyama.
Japan Coast Guard
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海峡メッセ下関からの関門海峡・関門橋
tys Television Yamaguchi's official camera looks towards Kanmon Bridge, the strait and Shimonoseki's waterfront from Kaikyo Messe. It does not show the interior of Karato Market or the aquarium.
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