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Irabu Ohashi
Hirara, Miyakojima 906-0015, Okinawa Prefecture
Open today: 12:00 a.m. - 11:59 p.m.
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“a long and winding bridge”
Josh K
, Ogasawara-shoto, Japan
“SOOOO pretty”
you can see the a whole bed of turqoise water when going over the bridge. I went there with the... read more
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rakepur2016
Seattle, Washington
6231
A must visit if you are in Miyakojima. Suggest take a taxi, they have fixed rates & will take you to points of your interest with varying charges for the number of people & duration for which you hire.
Date of experience: March 2019
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William P
Glendale, Arizona
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This is an unusual bridge with a couple of peaks and valleys - it looks like a giant serpent or dragon with its undulating causeway. It was finished in 2015 and connects Miyakojima to Irabu Island.
Date of experience: March 2019
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juicefactory
Australia
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Irabu is well worth visiting for the bridge alone - the views are simply breathtaking! On a clear day you'll see out for miles, and the ocean is crystal clear and the views are just stunning. Worth pulling over to take it all in on the viewing platforms they've built into the ¥39.5 project.
Date of experience: July 2018
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seattlesumirekan
Seattle, Washington
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This bridge is worth driving across. Beautiful ocean view on both sides as you drive across. We had a sunny day and I think it is important to do this on a sunny day to enjoy the colors of the ocean. Must do if you are in this area.
Date of experience: April 2018
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ZenDark30
Portland, Oregon
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Like giant spider legs, bridges tie the islands of Irabu, Ikema, and Kurima to Miyako. Within the Okinawa prefecture, the Miyako Islands are among a group of 7 islands with Miyako as the main island with some 50k residents. These islands are on the same latitude as Hawaii and the Caribbean and like their latitudinal sisters their inhabitants are easy going with a mysterious yet friendly spirit. However, while they do differ in the number of tourists and crowds, I wonder how long this difference will remain.
The arc in the bridges make a photogenic divide between sky and sea. Experiment with professional photographers tips of angles, rule of thirds, framing, and depth of field, when photographing the bridges. Your pics will pop!
Date of experience: January 2018
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