Naruto Bridge: A masterpiece connecting the sky and the sea

The Naruto Bridge is a bridge located in the Shikoku region of Japan, connecting Anan City in Tokushima Prefecture and Minami-Awaji City in Hyōgo Prefecture, spanning the Naruto Strait in the Seto Inland Sea. The bridge is one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in Japan and one of the longest main span cable-stayed bridges in the world. Naruto Strait is a strait in the Seto Inland Sea, famous for its turbulent currents, especially at high tide, when the tide rushes into the strait, forming spectacular whirlpools. The Naruto Bridge was built to provide a safe transportation link between Shikoku and Awaji Island, and has also become an important tourist attraction. The Naruto Bridge is 1,629 meters long, with a main span of 876 meters. It consists of six cable-stayed tower suspension bridges. The beautiful and unique design of the bridge, coupled with the turbulent sea tide in the background, creates a stunning scenery. There are pedestrian and bicycle paths on the bridge, where visitors can walk or ride a bike to enjoy the surrounding scenery. In addition, Naruto Bridge has become one of the symbols of the Shikoku Marathon, attracting a large number of participants and spectators every year. At night, the lights of the bridge illuminate the entire strait, creating a charming night scene. Naruto Bridge is not only an important transportation hub, but also a symbol of Japan's tidal culture, attracting tourists from all over the world to see its spectacular scenery. The bridge is impressive both during the day and at night. #Japan #Shikoku #Naruto Bridge