Kanmon Bridge

The Changzhou Sea Bridge, also known as the Shunmen Bridge, is more than 1,000 meters long. Since its opening in 1973, it has been an important transportation route connecting the two islands and is one of the famous sightseeing spots in Xiaguan City.

The bridge, which connects the westmost Yamaguchi Prefecture in Japan to the northmost "men" port in Kyushu, is thus named "closed". The bridge has been built in Showa for 21 years. The length of the bridge is 780 meters. It can only be used by vehicles and pedestrians and bicycles. It can be walked by the undersea tunnel. The entrance of the aspect is 55 meters underground near Yuxuanchuan Park. There is an elevator that goes straight down and walks for about 20 minutes to the opposite side of Mensi Port ～.

The closed bridge (also known as the closed bridge), the name of the road bridge that crosses the closed channel between Hakan City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan and the Menshi section of Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, is also a common name for the high-speed road (high-speed automatic national road) that includes the bridge section. Opened in 1973, the form is a standard suspension bridge, the whole line is set to 80km/h speed limit.

It is connected to Kyushu with the symbol of Shimonoseki, and the appearance of cargo ships coming and going under the bridge is spectacular.

When I came to Mojiko with my friend and had nothing to do, I did something about the very high bridge, but later I saw that it was called Kanmon Bridge, which connected the islands. I gave up because I had to take a high-speed bus to cross.

The Dannoura service area has been renewed, and the night view looks beautiful from the observatory! The illuminated bridge is also nice!

The Shunmen Bridge is a bridge connecting Honshu and Kyushu Island in Japan and a sea-crossing bridge in Japan. It was opened in 1973. It was still very powerful in those days. I passed the Closed Gate Bridge in the morning. I felt magnificent and magnificent against the sunrise of the Pacific Ocean. The beauty of life is reserved for those who are good at discovering beauty.